A HYROX PR doesn’t mean you need new training. It means you need repeatability, smart recovery, and tiny upgrades that actually stick.

Phoenix was a 10/10 outcome and a complicated finish: sub-54, third in a stacked Pro field, Worlds qualified—plus doubles, mindset shifts, and judging that changed the race.

In this episode, we break down how to properly taper for HYROX, avoid common race-week mistakes, and build long-term performance the right way. We also explain the new HYROX Elite qualification system and what it means for athletes chasing points, consistency, and championship spots.

In this episode, we dive into Meg Jacoby’s knee injury update, the realities of PRP recovery, and the mindset required to navigate setbacks in HYROX. We reflect on where we were in 2016—before podiums, before pro contracts—and unpack the resilience, identity shifts, and long-term lessons that shape successful athletes. If you’re dealing with injury, doubt, or a plateau, this one’s about playing the long game.

Struggling with walking lunges in HYROX? Learn how to improve strength, endurance, knee health, pacing, and performance with this complete, experience-based training guide.

Sports nutrition helped turn me into a better HYROX athlete—plain and simple. After testing countless products while training for HYROX Majors and World Championships, I’ve learned what actually works and what’s just hype. This article breaks down the products I trust for racing, training, recovery, and HYROX performance.

If you’ve ever walked into a HYROX race thinking the SkiErg would be a “nice little warm-up,” only to have it punch you in the throat… welcome to the club. Most athletes ski too heavy, row too proud, and burn matches they can’t afford before the real suffering even starts.

HYROX isn’t just about who can suffer the most on race day — it’s about who can be the most intentional every day leading up to it. In this episode of the RMR Training Podcast, Coach Ryan sits down with Colin Steeper and Jack Driscoll to unpack what it really takes to go from “decent” to Elite 15 territory

Ever wondered if running a half marathon will actually make you better at HYROX — or just more tired? In this episode of the RMR Training Podcast, Rich Ryan and Meg Jacoby break down Meg’s recent 1:18 half PR, why she was less sore than after a HYROX, and what that tells us about pacing, intensity, and smart race planning.

They dive into how to time a half within your HYROX season, why a full marathon is a different beast altogether, and how dialing in your fueling and shoe game can be the difference between cramping on the rower and closing strong.

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In this episode of the RMR Training Podcast, we break down what really happened on the HYROX race floor—bad sled lanes, blown-up legs, gear mistakes, and all. Ryan Kent shares how a brutal sled push derailed his day and what he wishes he’d done differently, while Meg Jacoby walks through the disciplined, “boring” training that took her from injury doubts to a lifetime PR. If you’re tired of guessing, want to manage your energy better on race day, and are ready to actually go all-in on your potential, this one’s for you.

Get an inside look at the gear, supplements, tech, and recovery tools Rich Ryan actually uses as a 3x HYROX Elite 15 athlete. A no-BS buyer’s guide built from real training, real testing, and real results.

Discover the Run 2.0 method—how to train smarter for HYROX with real strength, efficient mechanics, and race-day speed.

Trying to build strength and endurance at the same time? Welcome to the hybrid athlete’s balancing act. In this episode of the RMR Training Podcast, I sit down with Ryan Kent and Meg Jacoby to unpack the “interference effect”—why lifting and running can clash, how to train around it, and what smart programming really looks like for HYROX athletes. From phase-based training to fueling strategies and recovery tips, this one’s all about building both power and stamina—without burning out.

Most athletes think they’re overtraining—but really, they’re under-recovering. In this RMR Training Podcast recap, Rich Ryan, Meg Jacoby, and Ryan Kent unpack junk miles, Zone 2, and smarter recovery so you can train harder, adapt faster, and actually enjoy the grind again.

The HYROX season is back—and this time, I’m racing smarter, not just harder. In this post, I break down what I learned from my season opener: how to pace every station with purpose, build consistency over chaos, and train using real data instead of guesswork. From mindset shifts to penalty-proof execution, here’s how I’m evolving as an athlete—and how you can too.

Inside my HYROX Hamburg Major: what worked, what didn’t, and how I’ll chase a Worlds qualifier next. Read the plan—then join the RMR Training app.

HYROX isn’t about guessing—it’s about building broadly, then sharpening precisely. In this post I share the 6-week reset that actually moved the needle for me: velocity-based strength that carries to race day, low-impact Zone 2 that doesn’t cook your legs, and long Zone 4 sessions that mimic the grind. If you’re ready to train with intent—and finally see it on the leaderboard—dive in.

Taper week can make or break your race. Cut too much and you risk losing sharpness; do too little and fatigue lingers into race day. In this guide, we break down the most common taper mistakes — from training volume and nutrition to recovery and mindset — and show you how to avoid them so you can show up confident, fresh, and ready to perform.

HYROX isn’t just about grinding harder — it’s about training smarter. From pacing strategies and mindset mantras to running form, recovery, and the RPE vs. heart rate debate, the RMR Training Podcast dives into the questions every athlete asks. Whether you’re lining up for your first Open or chasing an Elite 15 spot, these coaching insights can help you avoid burnout, build confidence, and unlock long-term progress.