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SA1NT Run Club: Circuit A
SA1NT Run Club starts in the new year, with the goal of clubs across the UK all running the same session. Circuit A is that session: 2 minutes running, 50 seconds strength, 10 s...
SA1NT Run Club starts in the new year, with the goal of clubs across the UK all running the same session. Circuit A is that session: 2 minutes running, 50 seconds strength, 10 s...
Most Hyrox races are lost in the training block, not on the floor. The pattern is familiar: strong build, no recovery discipline, arrive at the start line already carrying fatig...
They get lumped together as functional fitness, but as competitive formats they are very different sports. Here is the practical difference. The workout is known in advance Thi...
If you can run 5km without stopping and you train with weights occasionally, you can finish a Hyrox. Here is what to expect and how to prepare. Pick the right division Open for...
There are only nine movements in a Hyrox race: running plus eight stations. That short list is why the event is so trainable. Here is what each one demands and what to do about ...
The sled push is the station people ask about most, and worry about most. Here is exactly what you are pushing and what that number really means. The weights Open women: 102k...
Station three, straight after the sled push, and the one where good technique makes the biggest difference to your time. Open women pull 78kg, Open men and Pro women 103kg, Pro ...
One hundred metres of walking lunges with a sandbag on your shoulders, arriving at station seven when your quads are already destroyed by two sleds and six kilometres. This is t...
How triathletes can use compression gear across swim, bike, run and recovery. What to wear in training, race day kit and the recovery protocol that keeps you training consistently.
The complete protocol for using compression gear to accelerate post-workout recovery. When to wear it, how long and which pieces to combine for maximum effect.
Why compression race socks are the cheapest upgrade a serious runner can make. What they actually do, when to wear them and what to look for when buying.
Compression shorts vs tights for running: when to wear each, what the key differences are and how to choose the right compression gear for your training and racing.
What compression clothing actually does, what the science supports and what to look for when buying. A plain-English guide to graduated compression for runners and athletes.