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HYROX Conditioning & Endurance

Push your limits with high-intensity functional endurance routines inspired by competitive training! It is a fun and engaging way to stay incredibly fit through the autumn season.

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Train Mindfully and Build Fitness at Your Own Pace

Browse our clear exercise atlas with step-by-step instructions and form tips. Choose movements tailored to your ability — whether at home, outdoors, or at the gym.

High Intensity

Racing cycling (> 20 mph)
High-Intensity Cycling
Racing cycling (> 20 mph)
🔥 1106 kcal/h ⚡ 15.8 MET
High-Intensity Aerobics (Step / Dynamic Cardio)
High Intensity
High-Intensity Aerobics (Step / Dynamic Cardio)
🔥 490 kcal/h ⚡ 7 MET
Very fast cycling (16-19 mph)
High-Intensity Cycling
Very fast cycling (16-19 mph)
🔥 840 kcal/h ⚡ 12 MET
Very High-Intensity High-Impact Aerobics
High Intensity
Very High-Intensity High-Impact Aerobics
🔥 560 kcal/h ⚡ 8 MET
High impact aerobics
High Intensity
High impact aerobics
🔥 511 kcal/h ⚡ 7.3 MET
Intense stationary rowing
Full-Body Workout
Intense stationary rowing
🔥 595 kcal/h ⚡ 8.5 MET

Cardio

Stair climber workout
Climbing
Stair climber workout
🔥 630 kcal/h ⚡ 9 MET
Stationary Cycling
Stationary Cycling
Stationary Cycling
🔥 490 kcal/h ⚡ 7 MET
Vigorous step aerobics
Cardiovascular Endurance
Vigorous step aerobics
🔥 665 kcal/h ⚡ 9.5 MET
Various social dance styles
Coordination
Various social dance styles
🔥 546 kcal/h ⚡ 7.8 MET
Light stationary cycling
Stationary Cycling
Light stationary cycling
🔥 245 kcal/h ⚡ 3.5 MET
Vigorous stationary cycling
Stationary Cycling
Vigorous stationary cycling
🔥 595 kcal/h ⚡ 8.5 MET

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Bicycling,
Cycling
Bicycling,
🔥 510 kcal/h ⚡ 6.8 MET
General Track and Field Training
Track And Field
General Track and Field Training
🔥 420 kcal/h ⚡ 6 MET
Exercise ball workout
Flexibility
Exercise ball workout
🔥 196 kcal/h ⚡ 2.8 MET
Upper body workout on air bike (40 RPM)
Stationary
Upper body workout on air bike (40 RPM)
🔥 301 kcal/h ⚡ 4.3 MET
Group fitness class
Group Fitness
Group fitness class
🔥 476 kcal/h ⚡ 6.8 MET
Upper body workout (arm ergometer)
Arm Ergometer
Upper body workout (arm ergometer)
🔥 196 kcal/h ⚡ 2.8 MET
High-Intensity Home Workout
Vigorous Effort
High-Intensity Home Workout
🔥 420 kcal/h ⚡ 6 MET
Sitting in a whirlpool
Sitting in a whirlpool
🔥 105 kcal/h ⚡ 1.5 MET
Fitness Conditioning Class
Conditioning
Fitness Conditioning Class
🔥 546 kcal/h ⚡ 7.8 MET
Jump Roping
Conditioning
Jump Roping
🔥 770 kcal/h ⚡ 11 MET
Rowing, Stationary Ergometer, General, Vigorous Effort
Full-Body Exercise
Rowing, Stationary Ergometer, General, Vigorous Effort
🔥 595 kcal/h ⚡ 8.5 MET
Rowing on Ergometer (moderate pace)
Stationary
Rowing on Ergometer (moderate pace)
🔥 336 kcal/h ⚡ 4.8 MET
General Home Workout
Home Exercise
General Home Workout
🔥 266 kcal/h ⚡ 3.8 MET
Ski machine workout
Cross-Country Skiing
Ski machine workout
🔥 595 kcal/h ⚡ 8.5 MET
Stationary rowing (200 Watts)
Very Vigorous Effort
Stationary rowing (200 Watts)
🔥 840 kcal/h ⚡ 12 MET
Slide board training
Balance
Slide board training
🔥 770 kcal/h ⚡ 11 MET
Stationary Rowing, 100 Watts, Moderate Effort
Moderate Effort
Stationary Rowing, 100 Watts, Moderate Effort
🔥 490 kcal/h ⚡ 7 MET
Intense stationary rowing
Full-Body Workout
Intense stationary rowing
🔥 595 kcal/h ⚡ 8.5 MET
Light yoga workout
Stretching
Light yoga workout
🔥 161 kcal/h ⚡ 2.3 MET
Pilates
Full-Body Workout
Pilates
🔥 210 kcal/h ⚡ 3 MET
Water aerobics
Strength Training
Water aerobics
🔥 371 kcal/h ⚡ 5.3 MET
Gentle stretching
Flexibility
Gentle stretching
🔥 161 kcal/h ⚡ 2.3 MET
Power yoga
Vigorous
Power yoga
🔥 420 kcal/h ⚡ 6 MET
Dance fitness
Dance Fitness
Dance fitness
🔥 420 kcal/h ⚡ 6 MET
At-home video workout
Home Workout
At-home video workout
🔥 280 kcal/h ⚡ 4 MET
Running at 13.8 km/h / 8.6 mph (Pace 4:20 min/km)
Running
Running at 13.8 km/h / 8.6 mph (Pace 4:20 min/km)
🔥 861 kcal/h ⚡ 12.3 MET
Fast Running at 12.8 km/h / 8 mph (Pace 4:40 min/km)
Running
Fast Running at 12.8 km/h / 8 mph (Pace 4:40 min/km)
🔥 826 kcal/h ⚡ 11.8 MET
Running at 12 km/h / 7.5 mph (Pace 5:00 min/km)
Running
Running at 12 km/h / 7.5 mph (Pace 5:00 min/km)
🔥 805 kcal/h ⚡ 11.5 MET
Running at 14.4 km/h / 9 mph (Pace 4:10 min/km)
Running
Running at 14.4 km/h / 9 mph (Pace 4:10 min/km)
🔥 896 kcal/h ⚡ 12.8 MET
Competitive High-Speed Running at 17.7 km/h / 11 mph (Pace 3:25 min/km)
Running
Competitive High-Speed Running at 17.7 km/h / 11 mph (Pace 3:25 min/km)
🔥 1120 kcal/h ⚡ 16 MET
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FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions

What are isolation exercises?
Isolation exercises target a single muscle group, like bicep curls or leg extensions.
How important is breathing during exercise?
Proper breathing stabilizes the core and ensures muscles receive adequate oxygen. Exhale on the exertion phase.
What are the benefits of yoga?
Yoga improves strength, balance, and flexibility. It can also help relieve back pain and ease arthritis symptoms.
Is it better to do cardio before or after weights?
It is generally better to do weights first to ensure you have maximum energy for lifting, followed by cardio.
What is Pilates?
Pilates is a method of exercise that consists of low-impact flexibility and muscular strength and endurance movements.
How often should I exercise?
For most healthy adults, the Department of Health and Human Services recommends at least 150 minutes of moderate aerobic activity a week.
What is DOMS?
Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness (DOMS) is the muscle pain felt 24-72 hours after unaccustomed or intense exercise.
How much rest do I need between sets?
Rest periods vary by goal: 1-2 minutes for hypertrophy, 3-5 minutes for strength, and 30-60 seconds for endurance.
How to warm up before exercise?
A good warm-up should last 5 to 10 minutes and include light aerobic activity and dynamic stretching.
Is walking a good exercise?
Yes, walking is a great way to improve or maintain your overall health. Just 30 minutes every day can increase cardiovascular fitness.

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