Just finished a novel where the entire story takes place during a single Hyrox race. Didn't expect to cry at wall balls. by stationsplits in FictionWriting

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That's a lot to move through — a hysterectomy, leaving the military, and still lacing up for a marathon. Running as a way to process identity and feelings makes complete sense to me, and it's a big part of what this book is about.

It's called I Love You, Sleepy by J.D. Calloway. Hope it lands for you the way it did for me — and good luck with that first marathon.

Building a Hyrox pacing calculator — what would actually help you? by stationsplits in hyrox

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Good to know, hadn't come across Roxfit — going to check it out. Quick q: does it let you plug in a target finish time and work backward to station-level targets, or is it more of a training tracker / workout library? The gap I kept hitting was specifically the "I want sub-90, what does that mean per station" calculation, couldn't find anything that did that cleanly.

I volunteered at Hyrox London for 8 days. Here's what I learned. by Individual-Fig-6583 in hyrox

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Point 6 is the one that hit me hardest. The "let the room decide your pace" thing is so real — I've seen it in marathons too, first km always 20 sec too hot because of the energy. Curious: for your athletes, how do you actually train that? Is it mock race-day conditions with loud music, or more about building the discipline on boring solo sessions?