Sled push
The forearm-contact / chest-distance / load-discipline triad. Posture failure under repeated load is the most common form fault, and the most fixable.
Drill library
Technique cues, common form faults, and modifications for each HYROX station. Designed to be opened mid-session at the gym, short, specific, no filler.
11 drills · paid access
Each drill covers body position, common faults under fatigue, and progression. Built specifically for HYROX athletes, not generic fitness movements.
PUSH PATTERN
Forward lean · low drive · forefoot push
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THROW PATTERN
Hip drive → full extension → deep catch
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POWER
Triple extension · soft midfoot landing
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CARRY + LUNGE
Front-rack · chest up · back-knee graze
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GRIP + POSTURE
Locked posture · crush grip · braced core
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ENDURANCE
Catch → drive legs first → finish open
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RACE-SPECIFIC
Gait recovery after station fatigue
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PULL + GRIP
Sit low · brace hard · hand-over-hand rhythm
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ROW PACING
Leg drive · patient recovery · locked split
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BREATH + RHYTHM
Exhale on pull · reset tall · protect the run
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TRANSITION SPEED
Fast feet · controlled breath · cadence rebuild
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All drills
The forearm-contact / chest-distance / load-discipline triad. Posture failure under repeated load is the most common form fault, and the most fixable.
Front-rack sandbag walking lunge, the single most underprepared HYROX station. Posture, rib position, knee tracking, sandbag placement.
Release point, breathing cadence, set sizing. Why wall ball failure cascades into the next two stations and what to do about it.
Farmer's carry, kettlebell carry, dead-hang protocols. The silent station-limiter cluster, grip gives out before strength does.
Ski erg and row pacing, stroke rate, damper setting, split discipline. Why your erg splits should look identical, not progressive.
The most-feared station. Pacing strategy, landing mechanics, when to break into smaller sets. Why fast BBJs wreck your next run.
Running off the sled, running off the lunges, running off the wall balls. Three transitions, three different recovery profiles. Cadence cues.
More drills coming
These drills will land in the library over the next few weeks. If there's one you'd particularly like prioritised, post in Ask Coach.
Inbound shipping. Posture, grip pattern, rhythm.
Foot setup, stroke timing, pacing strategy.
Sync stroke rate to breath rate to prevent late-station collapse.
Station-to-run cadence rebuild. The 50 m where most time is lost.
Drill what matters · skip what doesn't
Take the 3-minute assessment. If your limiter is grip + carry, drill that. If it's compromised running, drill that instead. We tell you which 2-3 drills give you the biggest race-day return.
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Use this drill page with the calculator, readiness, article, and playbook pages so technique work connects back to race execution.
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