
Whatever finish you are chasing, your plan starts from the engine you have today.
Every week between the engine you have today and the finish you are chasing: stations, compromised running and the full race rehearsal, all paced to the time you name.
PB your HYROX or your money back.
- Open, Doubles and Pro programmes
- Train 3 to 7 days a week
- Pick a goal time; the plan bridges from your current 5K to it
- Every station load set by your division
- Quality structured running, paced to your target
- The whole race rehearsed before race day
- Nutrition for performance and body composition
- Coach chat and community included
How the race is actually won
Running is half the race, and the half you cannot muscle through.
It is the largest share of the training for that reason. Strong athletes lose far more time on the eight runs than they gain on the stations.
Train the stations to a surplus, not to the race weight.
If race loads are your maximum, race day is eight maximal efforts. Train beyond them and the sled feels submaximal, which is the difference between pacing the race and surviving it.
Compromised running is the actual skill.
Running at race pace on station-fatigued legs is a trainable adaptation and it is the thing the event tests. Practising the run fresh and the stations rested trains neither.
The sleds and the wall balls decide more than the rest.
Not every station carries the same risk. The sleds are where races blow up and the wall balls are where they unravel late, with the burpee broad jumps and the farmers carry behind them. They earn training time in that order rather than evenly.
In the app
A real week, generated
Intermediate athlete, open division, 3 days a week on about 20km, recent 5K of 26:00, chasing 1:26 over a 12-week build.
10km in week 1 · 19km at peak (week 6) · 13km in race week
- Wk 5 Half simulation: half the race distance, run and worked at race effort
- Wk 7 Full race simulation: the whole race rehearsed, at the pace you are aiming for
- Wk 8 Recovery week: 20% lighter than the weeks around it, then the build carries on
Week 1: Base / techniqueOwn the movements first: station technique work before anything is loaded to race volume.
Week 6: Peak buildCombine under fatigue: the stations on tired legs runs race-pace kilometres into the stations, running fast on legs that just left one. The long run is at the top of its arc here, at 11km.
Week 7: SimulationSimulate before you race: a full/half race simulation reads your pacing with per-station splits.
Intermediate athlete, open division, 5 days a week on about 30km, recent 5K of 26:00, chasing 1:23 over a 12-week build.
19km in week 1 · 30km at peak (week 6) · 18km in race week
- Wk 5 Half simulation: half the race distance, run and worked at race effort
- Wk 7 Full race simulation: the whole race rehearsed, at the pace you are aiming for
- Wk 8 Recovery week: 45% lighter than the weeks around it, then the build carries on
Week 1: Base / techniqueOwn the movements first: station technique work before anything is loaded to race volume.
Week 6: Peak buildCombine under fatigue: the stations on tired legs runs race-pace kilometres into the stations, running fast on legs that just left one. The long run is at the top of its arc here, at 12km.
Week 7: SimulationSimulate before you race: a full/half race simulation reads your pacing with per-station splits.
Intermediate athlete, open division, 6 days a week on about 35km, recent 5K of 26:00, chasing 1:21 over a 12-week build.
27km in week 1 · 37km at peak (week 6) · 18km in race week
- Wk 5 Half simulation: half the race distance, run and worked at race effort
- Wk 7 Full race simulation: the whole race rehearsed, at the pace you are aiming for
- Wk 8 Recovery week: 56% lighter than the weeks around it, then the build carries on
Week 1: Base / techniqueOwn the movements first: station technique work before anything is loaded to race volume.
Week 6: Peak buildCombine under fatigue: the stations on tired legs runs race-pace kilometres into the stations, running fast on legs that just left one. The long run is at the top of its arc here, at 11.5km.
Week 7: SimulationSimulate before you race: a full/half race simulation reads your pacing with per-station splits.
Every one of these is real output from the generator, frozen on the page. Yours is built from your numbers, and unlike a page it moves every week.
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The programme is most of this page. It is not most of the membership.
Build your own programme
Pick your goal in the app and your first week is generated in about a minute, free for 7 days. Every week after it is written too.
Before you decide
I have never done a HYROX before.
Then the estimate is the useful part: give it a recent 5K and your division and it will tell you what your finish time currently looks like, station by station, before you commit to a target.
What happens if my race moves, or I miss a week?
The block is rebuilt from where you actually are. Change the date and the phases and paces re-plan around the new runway. Miss a week and the following weeks adjust rather than carrying on as though it happened.
I am not fit enough to start yet.
The plan starts from your current numbers, not from a level you are supposed to have reached. Week one is anchored to the volume you are already doing, and if the goal you have picked is not reachable in the time available the plan says so in plain words instead of quietly failing.
Can I see what I would actually be doing before I pay?
You already can. Everything above this is real output from the same engine you would be using, and the picker on the home page will build any goal you like, week by week, without an account.
I do not have five or six days a week.
Pick the number you have. The plan is designed for that commitment from the start, and two days is a complete programme.
What do I need in the gym?
You tell it what you have and it selects from that. A full gym, a home rack, or dumbbells and a bench all produce a real programme rather than a reduced one.
Is there a real person, or just the app?
Rob Hartley built Talos and trains with it every day: he races HYROX and marathons on the same plans you would be given. You can message him any time from the coaching screen and he replies within 24 hours. That is included, not an upgrade.
How does the money-back guarantee work?
Finish the block, log your sessions, and test or race at the end. If you have not set a PB, email us within two weeks of the block ending and we refund your membership for it. No forms, no argument.
How do I cancel?
In the app, under Settings. If you subscribed through the App Store, cancel in your App Store subscription settings instead, the same as any other subscription. The first seven days are free and nothing is taken until they are up.
7-day free trial, then £19.99/month. Cancel anytime.
PB your HYROX or your money back.
Founding-member price. It will be £29.99 for new members later; join now and yours stays where it is.