Free Hyrox programs

Hyrox Training Plans

Free Hyrox training plans for every level and goal: sub-60, sub-75, sub-90, sub-100, women's plans, 4-week, 8-week, 12-week, 3-day-a-week, and Doubles. Week-by-week schedules.

Pick the plan that matches your goal time, your race date, or your weekly availability — every plan includes a complete week-by-week schedule with daily workouts, race-pace targets, and a built-in taper.

Plans by goal time

Pick the time you want to break and follow the plan engineered for it.

Plans by duration

Pick the plan length that fits how far out your race is.

Plans by schedule or format

Plans built around real-life constraints — limited training days or doubles partner racing.

How to pick the right Hyrox training plan

There are three honest questions to answer before you pick a plan.

1. How far out is your race?

If your race is in 4 weeks, the 4-week plan is your only realistic option — anything longer is fantasy. If your race is 6-9 weeks out, follow the 8-week plan. If you have 10+ weeks, follow a 12-week plan or a goal-time plan calibrated to your target finish.

2. What's your goal time?

If you have a specific finish-time goal — sub-100, sub-90, sub-75, sub-60 — pick the goal-time plan rather than the generic duration plan. The goal-time plans calibrate exact running paces, sled volumes, and simulation efforts to the target time. Use the Hyrox time calculator to verify your splits add up.

3. How many days a week can you actually train?

Be honest. Most athletes can sustain 4-5 sessions per week with full-time work. If 3 is the most you can manage consistently, follow the 3-day plan rather than skipping sessions on a 5-day plan. Three quality sessions beat five rushed ones every time.

What every Hyrox training plan should include

A genuine Hyrox training plan has four ingredients. If a plan is missing any of these, it's a generic gym programme rebadged.

  • Race-specific running — at least one session per week of running at your goal Hyrox pace, ideally on a treadmill, with stations layered in.
  • Sled volume at race weight — push and pull at race weight (152 kg / 102 kg push, 103 kg / 78 kg pull), at least every other week.
  • A simulation in the peak phase — at minimum a mini-Hyrox or three-quarter Hyrox 3-4 weeks before race day. A full simulation 4-6 weeks out is ideal.
  • A real taper — the final week drops volume by 50-60% with one short tempo and one race-pace activation. Race-day fitness is what you've already built; the taper just lets you express it.

Free Hyrox training plan PDF

Every plan on this page is free and on the web — no email gate, no download. We deliberately don't offer a PDF because plans drift; the version you bookmark today is the version we'll be improving over the next 12 months. Bookmark the URL of the plan you choose and come back to it weekly.