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A Hyrox training plan the tool actually builds for you

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Hyrox is a hybrid sport, so it needs a hybrid plan

Hyrox mixes running with functional stations (sled pushes, farmer's carries, wall balls and the rest), which means training only like a runner or only like a lifter leaves a gap — you need both energy systems and real strength under load. Mix an "Endurance" day with a couple of gym days in this builder and it automatically stitches them into a hybrid plan (it spots the combination and adjusts), which is exactly the shape Hyrox training needs.

The free version gives you a real starting point: a 4-week hybrid block, up to 3 sessions a week, endurance plus hypertrophy work. Where it gets serious is the paid tiers: Basic adds a "Strength" focus, 4-5 sessions a week, 8- or 12-week blocks with a deload built in (well under $1/month); Premium goes further with 6 sessions a week and the muscular-endurance "Class B" sessions (AGT, EMOM, GPR-style formats) that actually mirror a Hyrox floor. Start free, see the hybrid it builds, and upgrade if you're training for a real race.

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Common questions

Does this app have a Hyrox training plan?
It builds Hyrox-style hybrid plans rather than one fixed template — mix an endurance day with gym days and it stitches them together automatically. Free covers a basic 4-week, 3-day hybrid; the deeper build (Strength focus, more days, a deload, Class B conditioning) is on Basic and Premium.
How many days a week should I train for Hyrox?
Most Hyrox training plans run 4-6 days mixing running, strength and station-specific conditioning. The free tier here handles up to 3 days; Basic opens up to 4-5 and Premium up to 6, both with deload weeks on the longer blocks.
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