Program
HYROX Austin: Coached Race Training in North Austin

HYROX class times
- Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
- 7:00 – 8:00 AM
- Saturday
- 8:00 – 9:30 AM
- Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
- 5:30 – 6:30 PM
Open Gym runs alongside every class. See the full weekly schedule
What a HYROX class is
A class starts with a warm-up, then run intervals and the eight stations: SkiErg, sled push, sled pull, burpee broad jumps, row, farmers carry, sandbag lunges, and wall balls. You will do sled work, rowers, and SkiErg-style conditioning. Weekday sessions are 60 minutes, and Saturday is 90 minutes.
Who it is for
- A first race, and you want to know the stations before the start
- Chasing a PR, with splits and sled weights before race day
- CrossFit members who want more engine
- Runners who want the strength the stations take
Start HYROX training
Questions? Call or text (512) 886-5505
HYROX is a fitness race with one format everywhere in the world: eight 1-kilometer runs, and between each run one functional workout station. Same distances, same stations, same order, whether you race in Dallas, Chicago, or London. That is what makes it addictive. You can measure yourself against your last race, your training partner, and every athlete on the planet.
FitHub CrossFit REP runs a coached HYROX program in North Austin, with mornings and evenings through the week, plus a 90-minute Saturday session. It is built for two kinds of athletes: the person signing up for a first race who wants to finish strong and enjoy it, and the athlete chasing a personal best who needs structure, pacing data, and honest feedback on every station.
The eight stations, in race order: 1,000 meters on the SkiErg, a 50-meter sled push, a 50-meter sled pull, 80 meters of burpee broad jumps, 1,000 meters on the rower, a 200-meter farmers carry with kettlebells, 100 meters of sandbag lunges, and 100 wall balls. Every station rewards a different quality. The sleds are raw strength and leg drive. The SkiErg and rower are pacing and breathing. Burpee broad jumps and lunges are where races are lost when the legs give out. Wall balls at the end are a test of what you have left.
Our sessions rotate through all of it. A typical week includes one running-focused session with run intervals at race pace and short station work between them, one strength session on the sleds, carries, and lunges, and one full race simulation or half simulation so you learn how the fatigue actually stacks. You will know your SkiErg and row splits, your sled weights, and your realistic finish time before you ever pin on a bib.
Every session is coached. You do not need a HYROX background, a running background, or a CrossFit background. You need to show up two or three times a week and follow the plan. Weights and distances scale to your level, the same way they do in every class at REP, so a first-timer and an experienced racer train side by side in the same session.
Why train HYROX at a CrossFit gym? Because the two disciplines overlap almost completely. Our members already move well under fatigue, already row and ski, already lunge and carry. The HYROX program adds the two things a CrossFit class does not: sustained running and race-specific pacing. Members who do both report faster metcon times and a much bigger engine within one training block.
Texas hosts several HYROX races every season, Dallas and Houston among them, and more of our members race each year. Many go as Doubles, splitting the stations with a partner while both run every kilometer. It is the easiest way to do a first race. Ask any coach and we will help you pick a race, a division, and a training block that ends on race weekend.
HYROX training is included in every FitHub CrossFit REP membership; start with a first week.
Details
- Every session covers running plus one or more of the 8 race stations: SkiErg, sled push, sled pull, burpee broad jumps, row, farmers carry, sandbag lunges, wall balls
- Race simulations and half simulations built into every training block
- Pacing targets, sled weights, and station splits tracked so you know your numbers before race day
- Scaled for first-timers and experienced racers in the same session
- Open, Doubles, and Relay division prep
- Included in every membership; start with a first week
Benefits
HYROX training builds a combination most programs never touch: the aerobic base to run 8 kilometers and the strength to push a heavy sled in between. You get faster on the runs, stronger on the stations, and, most important, better at holding pace when you are tired. That carries into every other workout you do.
Training for a date on the calendar changes how you show up. When a race is eight weeks out, the session on the calendar stops being optional. That accountability is why our HYROX athletes are among the most consistent members in the gym.
On race day you will know exactly what is coming. You will have done the sled at race weight, done wall balls on tired legs, and run at your pace with a plan for every kilometer. That is the difference between finishing and finishing well.
HYROX FAQ
HYROX questions
What is HYROX?
HYROX is a fitness race with one format everywhere in the world: eight 1-kilometer runs, and between each run one functional workout station: SkiErg, sled push, sled pull, burpee broad jumps, row, farmers carry, sandbag lunges and wall balls.
Where can I train for HYROX in Austin?
FitHub CrossFit REP runs 7 coached HYROX sessions a week in North Austin, at 10603 Metric Blvd near The Domain: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 7:00 – 8:00 AM; Saturday 8:00 – 9:30 AM; Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 5:30 – 6:30 PM. HYROX sessions are included in every membership, alongside CrossFit classes and Open Gym.
Do I need to have raced HYROX before?
No. First-timers and racers train in the same session. Weights and distances scale, and you do not need a running or CrossFit background.
How does REP train you for a HYROX race?
A typical week has a running session at race pace with short station work, a strength session on the sleds, carries and lunges, and a full or half race simulation. You will know your splits, sled weights and realistic finish time before race day. Coaches help you pick a race, a division and a training block that ends on race weekend.
Are there HYROX races in Texas?
Yes. Coming up on hyrox.com: HYROX Dallas, November 18-22, 2026; Academy HYROX Houston, April 1-4, 2027. No Austin race has been announced yet.
What should I bring to my first HYROX class?
Running shoes, a water bottle, a towel, and clothes you can sweat and lunge in. Arrive about 10 minutes early to meet the coach.
Where do I park?
Parking is behind the building at 10603 Metric Blvd.
HYROX races in Texas
- HYROX DallasNovember 18-22, 2026
- Academy HYROX HoustonApril 1-4, 2027
Dates as listed on hyrox.com. No Austin race has been announced yet. See every race on hyrox.com
Train for Houston at REP
REP HYROX Half SimulationSaturday, February 20, 2027 · 8:00 – 9:30 AM
12-week HYROX Houston prep blockStarts Monday, January 4, 2027. Ends Sunday, March 28, 2027.
