RMR Training Podcast

Rich Ryan, Meg Jacoby, Ryan Kent

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. 12/22/2025

    HYROX Lessons on Mental Resilience & Performance

    Ryan Kent just went through one of the wildest HYROX stretches we’ve seen: 9 races in ~11 weeks, constant travel, and a full-on mindset rebuild after a tough run of DNFs. In this episode, Rich Ryan and Ryan break down what that kind of race density does to your body, your training, and (more importantly) your head.We talk about the shift from “win at all costs” to “execute a race you’re proud of,” how confidence gets rebuilt one finish at a time, and the exact mental tools Ryan is using when the race starts whispering “quit.” If you’ve ever struggled mid-race, felt your identity tied to results, or wondered whether you can still compete hard without being miserable… this one’s for you. Topics include: HYROX race strategy, mental resilience, DNFs, mantras, pacing vs. aggression, course speed differences, doubles tactics, and balancing elite competition with real life. 👉 Subscribe for more HYROX training breakdowns, race strategy, and mindset coaching. Work with the RMR team to build the engine, speed, and strength you need for your next HYROX:👉 https://www.rmr.training/rmr-app-yt 00:00 – Intro + “Welcome to the 40–44 age group” (and the trash talk begins) 08:45 – The truth about racing constantly: why people do it (and why it’s risky) 17:30 – DNFs, quitting, and the comeback rule: don’t open the floodgates 30:10 – Mindset shift: from “I have to win” to “run a race I’m proud of” 42:20 – Mental tools that actually work: mantras (“strong desire”) + “it’s supposed to hurt”

    1h 9m
  2. 11/10/2025

    Short-Term Setbacks, Long-Term Wins // HYROX Recaps from Meg and Kent.

    In this episode, we break down two very different race stories with one common theme — resilience. Ryan reflects on his race in Atlanta, where an unexpected obstacle early on forced him to adjust on the fly and test his mindset mid-race. Meanwhile, Meg came out swinging in Maastricht, putting together her best race yet after nearly a year of rebuilding. We unpack what these performances mean, how each athlete’s training will change (or stay the same), and what lessons you can take into your own prep — whether you’re racing through setbacks or building back stronger. Check out your personalized HYROX performance analysis at RoxOpt.comTrain with us inside the RMR Training App 00:00 – Intro & Roxop ShoutoutWhy race analytics matter and how data helps you become a smarter HYROX athlete. 05:40 – Sled Lane Controversy & Race FrustrationsKent breaks down the infamous “rippled carpet” issue and how uncontrollable factors affect elite races. 25:15 – Meg’s Training Discipline & Ego-Free ApproachHow Meg rebuilt her fitness post-injury through consistency, intentionality, and boring-but-brilliant training. 47:30 – Mindset, Faith, and Overcoming Fear of FailureMeg opens up about self-doubt, rebuilding confidence, and choosing faith over fear in elite sport. 1:05:00 – Race Strategy, Recovery & What’s NextKent and Meg preview Chicago, Dallas, and Anaheim — plus insights on how to stay ready for every start line.

    1h 1m
  3. 11/03/2025

    How to Build a Running program for HYROX

    Running is the glue that holds your HYROX together. In this solo episode, I break down exactly how to build race-ready speed and durability with a smarter process: the right mix of threshold work, one weekly compromised run, efficient mechanics, plyometrics, and mobility that actually keeps you moving well on race day. Grab the free HYROX Running Guide + sample week in the show notes. It’s the blueprint for our new Run 2.0 inside the RMR Training app. Share this with a teammate who needs faster runs and cleaner stations. What you’ll learn: Why “just running more” isn’t enough for HYROX How to pair a run-only quality with a compromised run each week The underrated strength that runners skip (calves, knees, deep squats) Efficiency boosters: strides, plyos, hip extension, backward walking Mobility for the lumbar–pelvic–rib cage system so your form holds under fatigue If this helps, drop a rating/review and send it to a friend. See you at Dallas/Chicago—let’s go. 00:00 Free HYROX Running Guide + what’s inside Run 2.0 03:10 The “bread recipe” of running: process ingredients 10:25 Runner-specific strength that prevents breakdown (calves, deep squats, knee flexion) 18:40 Compromised running vs. pure run workouts—how to structure both 27:55 Efficiency & mobility stack: strides, plyometrics, hip extension, backward walking Free Guide for Running for HYROX https://www.rmr.training/hyrox-running-blueprint Join the RMR Training App and Use our Running for HYROX 2.0 Programhttps://www.rmr.training/rmr-app-pod

    42 min
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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. 

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