Hibrido

2026-09-11long

Erg Hyrox Builder

Long mixed-modal piece alternating transfers with stations in race flow. It anchors the week to build durable aerobic power and calm, efficient transitions under fatigue.

min
62
blocks
3

Settle into sustainable work on the transfers, then move stations with intent without tipping into the red. Average Zone 3, about RPE 7, with short rises to 8 that you can recover from within 60–90 seconds; keep transitions tidy and uninterrupted.

warmup

2 sets, 30 s rest

MovementBeginnerIntermediateAdvanced
Jump Rope60 s90 s2 min
Air Squat12 reps16 reps20 reps
Thoracic Rotation8 reps12 reps16 reps
Hip Flexor Stretch30 s40 s50 s

Build to a light sweat on the rope, then open hips and T‑spine so the row feels tall and the squat pattern is clean. Hold the hip‑flexor stretch long enough to feel the front of the hip release.

conditioning

1 rounds for time (cap 50 min)

MovementBeginnerIntermediateAdvanced
Row (Erg)600 m800 m1000 m
Sled Push30 m @ 60 kg40 m @ 90 kg50 m @ 120 kg
Row (Erg)600 m800 m1000 m
Sled Pull30 m @ 50 kg40 m @ 75 kg50 m @ 100 kg
Row (Erg)600 m800 m1000 m
Burpee Broad Jump40 m60 m80 m
Row (Erg)600 m800 m1000 m
Wall Ball60 reps @ 6 kg80 reps @ 9 kg100 reps @ 12 kg

On the erg, sit around 22–24 spm early and 24–26 later at a 10k feel with a moderate damper so the legs drive. Choose sled loads you can march without stops, keep burpee broad jumps on a metronome, and manage wall balls in steady sets you won’t fail; transitions under 10 seconds.

cooldown

1 set

MovementBeginnerIntermediateAdvanced
Easy Walk5 min7 min8 min
Hamstring Stretch60 s90 s2 min
Hip Flexor Stretch60 s90 s2 min
Foam Roll2 min3 min4 min

Walk until breathing is quiet, then open hamstrings and hips. Roll calves, quads, and lats for 60–90 seconds each.

2026-09-11

Week

Sep 07 — Sep 13

Different disciplines

Barbell strength and real running distance in the same week, and often the same hour.

Same mindset

Three scaling tiers on every movement. First month or tenth year, it is the same session.

An ordinary gym

No Olympic lifting, no rings, nothing you would need a coach standing over you to do safely.