What HYROX splits do I need for a sub-60 finish?

Sub-60 typically requires elite running consistency, efficient RoxZone transitions, and strong station execution. Use the HYROX Target Split Guide on this page to compare your station splits, run pace, and RoxZone time against sub-60 targets.

What HYROX splits do I need for a 60–75 minute finish?

A 60–75 minute HYROX finish usually comes from steady running pace control, a clear Wall Balls strategy, and efficient transitions. Use the 60–75 Target Split Table on this page to plan your pacing and station targets.

What HYROX splits do I need for a 75–90 minute finish?

A 75–90 minute finish is achievable for strong Open athletes by reducing long rests, improving sled efficiency, and using structured sets on Wall Balls. Use the 75–90 Target Split Table on this page to identify your biggest time leaks.

What HYROX splits do I need for a 90–110 minute finish?

A 90–110 minute finish is common for first-time and mid-pack athletes. The fastest improvements often come from smoother RoxZone transitions, a sensible run/walk pacing plan, and a Wall Balls set strategy. Use the 90–110 Target Split Table on this page to set realistic targets.

What HYROX splits do I need for a sub-60 finish?

A sub-60 HYROX finish usually requires elite running consistency, efficient RoxZone transitions, and fast station execution. Use the Target Split Guide tables on this page to compare your run pace, station times, and RoxZone time against sub-60 targets.

What HYROX splits do I need for a 60–75 minute finish?

A 60–75 minute HYROX finish is typically achieved with steady pacing, a clear Wall Balls set strategy, and efficient transitions. Use the 60–75 Target Split table on this page to plan your pacing and station targets.

What HYROX splits do I need for a 75–90 minute finish?

A 75–90 minute finish is achievable for strong Open athletes by reducing long rests, improving sled efficiency, and using structured sets on Wall Balls. Use the 75–90 Target Split table on this page to identify your biggest time leaks.

What HYROX splits do I need for a 90–110 minute finish?

A 90–110 minute HYROX finish is common for first-time and mid-pack athletes. The fastest improvements often come from smoother RoxZone transitions, a sensible pacing plan, and a Wall Balls set strategy. Use the 90–110 Target Split table on this page to set realistic targets.