RMR Training Podcast

Rich Ryan, Meg Jacoby, Ryan Kent
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Training and racing conversations for the HYROX, and Hybrid athletes. The RMR Training podcast features elite coaches and world-champion athletes Rich Ryan, Meg Jacoby, and Ryan Kent. 

  1. -2 DIAS

    How to Train for HYROX (Beginner to Advanced Guide)

    If you’re trying to figure out how to train for HYROX, this episode breaks it all down—without the guesswork. We dive into HYROX training strategies, how to balance strength and endurance, and what actually matters when it comes to improving your race performance. Whether you’re a beginner or already competing, this will help you train with more purpose and get better results. A lot of people are doing the work… but not always the right work. This is about dialing things in so your training actually transfers to race day. If you’re serious about getting better at HYROX, this is where you start. 👉 Hit subscribe for more HYROX training tips and performance breakdowns. 00:00 – How to Train for HYROX (Overview) What most people get wrong when starting HYROX training. 06:45 – HYROX Endurance Training Explained How to build an engine that actually holds up on race day. 18:20 – Strength vs Conditioning for HYROX Finding the right balance so you don’t leave performance on the table. 34:10 – HYROX Race Strategy & Pacing Tips How to pace your race without blowing up halfway through. 52:30 – Key HYROX Training Takeaways Simple adjustments you can make right now to improve performance.

    1 h

  2. 13/04

    Zone 3 for Hyrox, Threshold on Erg, Nutrition for Performance, and More. HYROX Q&A

    If you’ve ever wondered how to actually train smarter for HYROX—not just harder—this episode is for you. Rich Ryan dives into a full HYROX Q&A covering Zone 3 training, how to approach threshold work on the ergs, and what really matters when it comes to nutrition and performance. This isn’t theory—it’s what elite athletes are actually doing right now to get faster, stronger, and more efficient. We also get into year-round training strategy, how to structure your season, and the small details (like stroke rate, pacing, and fueling) that can make or break your race. If you’re serious about improving your HYROX performance, this is one you’ll want to take notes on. 00:00 – Intro + What this HYROX Q&A covers 01:00 – Zone 3 training: Is it worth it for HYROX? 05:30 – Erg training: Aerobic vs Threshold work explained 12:45 – Stroke rate, damper, and pacing strategy on ergs 20:10 – Nutrition, bulking, and fueling for performance

    1 h 1 min

  3. 6/04

    Meg Jacoby Shares Lesson’s Learned Through Injury

    Join our RMR Training App https://www.rmr.training/rmr-app In this episode of the RMR Training Podcast, Rich sits down with Meg Jacoby to talk through the injury that’s forcing her to step away from competition for now. Meg opens up about her meniscus tear, the hard decision to pull out, and what it looks like to handle setbacks without letting them define you. The conversation goes deep into grief, resilience, adapting training, and learning how to focus on what you can do when things don’t go according to plan. This one is honest, practical, and really valuable for any athlete dealing with frustration, injury, or a season that suddenly changes. 8:16 – Meg explains her knee injury, how it happened, and why she had to make the call to step away from racing12:19 – The moment she realizes lining up in Poland could do more damage than good17:29 – Managing expectations, staying neutral, and not letting hope turn into emotional whiplash24:17 – How Meg kept training hard by adapting instead of shutting everything down29:02 – Why she’s removed the timeline and is focusing on healing, smart rehab, and the long game

    1 h 9 min

  4. 30/03

    How much volume should you do for HYROX Training

    This episode dives into one of the most misunderstood parts of training—volume. Not just “more is better,” but what actually moves the needle. We break down how to structure it, how to scale it, and why chasing volume blindly can backfire hard. The real takeaway? It’s not about doing more… it’s about doing what matters, consistently, over time. If you’ve ever wondered whether you’re doing too little, too much, or just spinning your wheels—this one’s for you. 00:01:50 – What “volume” really means in HYROX training00:05:26 – Low vs high volume: what actually works in practice00:07:28 – Why most athletes benefit from more low-intensity work00:22:08 – The 10% rule and how to safely build volume over time00:58:56 – The biggest mistake: chasing volume instead of progress

    1 h 10 min

  5. 23/03

    Takeaways from how Elite’s Race HYROX

    What actually separates elite HYROX athletes?In this episode, Rich Ryan breaks down race strategy, pacing, and the biggest mistakes holding athletes back—based on real elite performances.If you want to race smarter and faster, start here. 00:00 – Why Watching Pros Matters 01:03 – Running Is King 21:20 – The Grey Zone Problem 40:00 – Pacing Mistakes 43:02 – Key Stations That Matter RMR Training APP  Podcast https://www.rmr.training/rmr-app-pod Off- Season https://www.rmr.training/base-builder-podcast

    1 h 6 min

  6. 16/03

    How to Build Elite Fitness with BikeErg & Cross Training | Meg Jacoby

    HYROX World Champion Meg Jacoby joins Rich Ryan on the RMR Training Podcast to break down how cross training can build elite HYROX fitness. They dive into how to use the BikeErg, SkiErg, and aerobic cross training to improve performance, boost endurance, and train smarter for race day. If you're a HYROX athlete looking to maximize your aerobic engine while reducing impact from running, this episode covers the strategies top athletes use to stay fit, consistent, and competitive. 0:00 – Introduction to the RMR Training Podcast & Meg Jacoby joins the show0:40 – Why cross training can build elite aerobic fitness for HYROX2:00 – How top HYROX athletes structure cross training sessions6:15 – Using the BikeErg and erg machines to improve race performance12:30 – Applying cross training strategies directly to HYROX racing

    1 h 16 min

  7. 9/03

    HYROX DC Race Breakdown: What Went Wrong at the North American Championships

    Rich Ryan breaks down his race at the HYROX North American Championships in Washington DC. After entering as the #2 seed and finishing 8th, he shares the pacing mistake that derailed the race, what he learned, and how he’s adjusting training before Worlds. 00:00 – Intro & Race OverviewRich recaps racing in the HYROX North American Championships and the expectations going in. 02:57 – The Most Important HYROX Pacing StrategyWhy pacing until burpee broad jumps is key to executing the back half of the race. 07:47 – The Moment Everything ChangedA sudden wave of fatigue during the sled pull turns the race into survival mode. 11:24 – The Real Reason the Race Went WrongBreaking down why going out too hard early ruined the rest of the race. 36:47 – What Changes Before WorldsTraining adjustments and the plan moving forward for the next big race. Get structured HYROX programs, coaching guidance, and a community of athletes all working toward the same goal. Whether you're building your base or preparing for race day, the RMR Training App has a program for you. Start here: https://www.rmr.training/rmr-app-pod

    41 min

  8. 1/03

    Altitude Training for HYROX: Heat, Shoes, and DC Race Prep (w/ Ryan Kent)

    Rich Ryan and Ryan Kent break down altitude camp strategy for HYROX—how to adjust training, what benefits actually carry to sea level, and how heat training compares. Plus: DC race prep, shoe traction for sleds, and why community training can unlock your best sessions. 0:25 Ryan’s altitude camp: why he came to Colorado and what he’s chasing in DC 3:25 “A-race” season planning: qualifying paths, majors, and why DC is the swing race 11:27 Altitude science + reality: oxygen difference, red blood cells, and the real RPE boost 18:04 How long you need at altitude: 1 week vs 2–4 weeks, plus the risk of getting less fit 47:27 HYROX shoe talk: turf traction, sled slip disasters, and why the HYROX outsole matters Thanks for checking out the podcast. If you’re training for HYROX and want to get better fast, grab one of our free guides below. These break down exactly how we think about training, programming, and performance for HYROX.Free HYROX Guides: How to Build Your Own HYROX Programhttps://www.rmr.training/how-to-build-your-own-hyrox-training-program-g My Top 5 Favorite Workouts for HYROXhttps://www.rmr.training/mt-rushmore Improve Your Running for HYROXhttps://www.rmr.training/running-for-hyrox-guide How to Build a Base of Fitness for HYROXhttps://www.rmr.training/hyrox-base-builder-guidePick one, download it, and put it to work.Appreciate you being here

    1 h 10 min
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Sobre

Training and racing conversations for the HYROX, and Hybrid athletes. The RMR Training podcast features elite coaches and world-champion athletes Rich Ryan, Meg Jacoby, and Ryan Kent. 

Informação

  • Autoria
    Rich Ryan, Meg Jacoby, Ryan Kent
  • Anos em atividade
    2018 - 2026
  • Episódios
    421
  • Classificação
    Explícito
  • Copyright
    © Rich Ryan, Meg Jacoby, Ryan Kent
  • Site do programa
    RMR Training Podcast

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