Building an Iron Physique: Coach Steve's HYROX Simulation Training Menu Revealed! If you've been following global fitness events in recent years, you've definitely heard of HYROX. It's the ultimate challenge combining long-distance running with functional fitness. Whether you're preparing for your next race or simply want to push your cardio and muscular endurance to new limits, this "HYROX Simulation Menu" will leave you questioning your life choices—yet totally exhilarated! <iframe class="ql-video" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen="true" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/VJaY0MuOGwo"></iframe> Today, we're focusing on some of HYROX's most classic (and grueling) movements.Training Menu Breakdown ▌1. SkiErgMany people think the SkiErg trains the arms, but it actually tests the coordination between your lats and core. In HYROX, the SkiErg usually appears early in the race, with an emphasis on "pace control." Don't go all out at the start—find a smooth breathing and power rhythm to save energy for the battles ahead. ▌2. Burpee Box JumpAlthough official HYROX events use Burpee Broad Jumps, I love substituting with Burpee Box Jumps in training. It spikes your heart rate just as effectively while demanding high explosive power from fatigued legs. ▌3. Sled Push and PullThis is definitely the "final boss" of the entire session!Sled Push: Stay low, brace your core, and drive forward like a bulldozer using your glutes and legs.Sled Pull: It demands serious back strength, biceps, and grip. Use your body weight by leaning back to pull the rope—far more efficient than relying solely on arm strength. ▌4. Medicine Ball Squat and Push / Wall BallsAs the final station in HYROX (usually 100 reps), your legs and shoulders will already be on fire. Maintain squat depth and use hip drive as you stand to launch the ball to the target. This is not just strength training—it's a test of willpower.Advice for Beginners:Don't obsess over the weight—first master the mobility and movement mechanics for each exercise. HYROX is a marathon, not a sprint. Ready to test your limits? Try this menu next time you hit the gym!=============陳映竹！ (Steve Ying-Chu Chen), Ph.D. candidate, M.S., M.A., CSCS*D, ACSM-CEP============= 陳映竹 holds a Master's in Literature from NTNU's Graduate Institute of International Sinology and a Master's in Sports and Health Science from Taipei City University. She is currently a Ph.D. candidate in Physical Education and Sports Science at NTNU. She is also certified as an ACSM Clinical Exercise Physiologist and CSCS. Through this platform, she aims to promote exercise and health science knowledge, as well as strength and conditioning theory and practice, while sharing her interdisciplinary journey and coaching growth to guide aspiring coaches and side-hustlers. ★★Contact Information★★ 🟦 A small spark can lead to big change! Support the sports science Ph.D. candidate with a small donation!http://tinyurl.com/3jan2d46 🟦 For those needing a tax ID, please use the link below to enter your unified business number!https://vocus.cc/salon/stevelovesworkout/plans/content 🟨 Social Media: Search using the keyword "我是運科竹"!▌Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@coachsteveperformance▌Instagram :▌Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/SteveLovesWorkout/ ▌Threads: https://www.threads.com/@coachsteveperformance ▌Dcard: https://www.dcard.tw/@lunacysaint ▌SubStack :https://coachsteveperformance.substack.com/ Podcast Channel: Available on Sound on, Apple Podcast, and Google Podcast under "我是運科竹". 🟪 Writing: ▌Vocus: https://vocus.cc/user/61d96b17fd89780001e2c067 ▌Medium: https://medium.com/@coachstevetw 🟦 Personal Website: ▌Website: https://coachsteveperformance.wordpress.com/about/ ▌CV website: https://lunacysaint.github.io ▌LINE@ Official Account: @ypk5462g 🟨 For public speaking, business collaborations, or sponsoring the sports science Ph.D. candidate, please email! ▌E-mail : isame4@gmail.com<iframe class="ql-video" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen="true" src="https://www.instagram.com/p/https://www.instagram.com/coachsteveperformance/embed/?cr=1&amp;v=12&amp;wp=1336" height="910" scrolling="no"></iframe>

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If you have successfully endured the first seven weeks of the Hatch Squat Training Program (Hatch Squat Program), your legs have already endured relentless high-volume, high-intensity Back Squats and Front Squats. Week 8 marks the most anticipated and critical phase for all advanced trainees: the Deload Week. <iframe class="ql-video" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen="true" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/b4wrvQGDiXg"></iframe> Why Week 8 is so important: The science behind the deload phaseWhen you enter Week 8, accumulated fatigue masks your true strength gains—this is known in exercise science as the Fitness-Fatigue Model. W8D2 deliberately reduces training intensity and load, giving your joints, connective tissues, and central nervous system (CNS) ample recovery time while maintaining neural familiarity with movement patterns.This planned reduction in load is by no means a step backward; it effectively eliminates fatigue, awakens your true strength, and perfectly prepares you for the upcoming Peaking phase to break personal records (PR).W8D2 Training Session BreakdownBack Squats: 105 kg — 3 sets of 5 repsFront Squats: 65 kg — 4 sets of 5 repsHow to Execute This Session Perfectly for Maximum BenefitSpeed and power come first: Do not let the lighter weight make your form sloppy. Maintain high tension when unracking, fully brace your core, and explode upward as fast as possible from the bottom to train your rate of force development (RFD). Treat 105 kg as if it were your 1RM.Optimize Front Rack position: During the 65 kg Front Squats, use the lighter load to focus on improving front rack mobility. Keep elbows high, chest up, and ensure the upper back stays tight and upright throughout the entire range of motion.Focus on accelerating recovery: After completing today’s session, you should feel like you “still have energy left”—that is exactly the intended effect. Maintain this margin and invest the extra energy into mobility work, hip flexor stretching, and adequate hydration and nutrition.The true magic of the Hatch Squat cycle is not limited to those heavy, painful sets to failure; it also occurs when you allow your body to fully recover and achieve supercompensation. Respect the deload phase, refine your movement mechanics, and get ready to chase new squat records next week! =============Steve Ying-Chu Chen, Ph.D. candidate, M.S., M.A., CSCS*D, ACSM-CEP============= Steve Ying-Chu Chen holds a Master of Arts from the International Sinology Research Institute at National Taiwan Normal University and a Master of Science from the Department of Sports and Health Sciences at University of Taipei. He is currently a Ph.D. candidate in Physical Education and Sports Science at National Taiwan Normal University. He also holds certifications as a Clinical Exercise Physiologist from the American College of Sports Medicine and as a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist. He hopes to continue promoting exercise and health science knowledge, as well as strength and conditioning training theory and practice, through this platform, while sharing his cross-disciplinary journey and coaching development to guide those aspiring to enter the coaching industry and pursue slash careers. ★★Contact Information★★ 🟦 A small spark of intention can bring great change! Small donations to support the Sports Science Ph.D. candidate!http://tinyurl.com/3jan2d46 🟦For those needing a tax ID number, please use the link below to enter your uniform invoice number!https://vocus.cc/salon/stevelovesworkout/plans/content 🟨 Social Media: Search using the keyword “我是運科竹”!▌Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@coachsteveperformance▌Instagram : ▌Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/SteveLovesWorkout/▌Threads: https://www.threads.com/@coachsteveperformance▌Dcard: https://www.dcard.tw/@lunacysaint▌SubStack :https://coachsteveperformance.substack.com/Podcast Channel: Sound on, Apple Podcast, and Google Podcast — all under “我是運科竹”. 🟪 Article Publications:▌Vocus Square Publications: https://vocus.cc/user/61d96b17fd89780001e2c067▌Medium Articles: https://medium.com/@coachstevetw 🟦 Personal Websites:▌Website: https://coachsteveperformance.wordpress.com/about/▌CV website: https://lunacysaint.github.io▌LINE@ Official Account: @ypk5462g 🟨 For public speaking, commercial collaborations, or sponsorship of the Sports Science Ph.D. candidate, please contact via email!▌E-mail : isame4@gmail.com <iframe class="ql-video" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen="true" src="https://www.instagram.com/p/https://www.instagram.com/coachsteveperformance/embed/?cr=1&amp;v=12&amp;wp=1336" height="910" scrolling="no"></iframe>

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【運科竹愛訓練 ： 下肢訓練 | 離心秒數究竟是否會影響訓練成果？！ 】 <iframe class='ql-video' frameborder='0' allowfullscreen='true' src='//www.youtube.com/embed/ta1l41zT35g'></iframe> 訓練的時候，離心秒數延長，究竟會不會對訓練的成果造成影響呢？ 訓練時常看到有人在離心階段刻意放慢速度進行訓練，究竟這樣的訓練方法對於隨後的訓練成果究竟會不會有影響呢？ =============陳映竹！ (Chen, Ying-Chu)，Ph.D. Student, M.S., M.A., CSCS*D, ACSM-EP-C.============= 陳映竹同時擁有臺師大國際漢學研究所文學碩士，以及臺北市立大學運動健康科學系理學碩士。目前為臺師大體育與運動科學博士班學生。希冀透過平台持續推廣運動與健康科學相關知識，以及肌力與體能相關訓練理論及實務，並提供個人跨領域與教練自我成長歷程，讓有志從事教練產業以及斜槓工作者有所依循。 如果您覺得本次節目對您有幫助的話，就幫我按個讚喔！還有轉貼分享！ ★★聯絡資訊 ★★ 🟦 微小起心動念，將有莫大改變！小額捐款贊助運科博士生！http://tinyurl.com/3jan2d46 🟦需統編者，請改點下面連結，可輸入統一編號！https://tinyurl.com/5etjx3fn 🟨 自媒體經營：以「我是運科竹」為關鍵字搜尋！▌Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@yesimsportscientist8642/about▌Instagram : ▌Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/SteveLovesWorkout/Podcast 頻道 : Sound on, Apple Podcast, 以及 Google Podcast，均為「我是運科竹」。 🟪 文章創作：▌Vocus 方格子文章創作：https://vocus.cc/user/61d96b17fd89780001e2c067▌Medium 文章創作：https://medium.com/@coachstevetw 🟦 個人網站：▌Website: https://coachsteveperformance.wordpress.com/about/▌CV website: https://lunacysaint.github.io 🟨 需要公益演講、商業合作，或者贊助運科博士生事宜，請電郵聯繫！▌E-mail : isame4@gmail.com<iframe class='ql-video' frameborder='0' allowfullscreen='true' src='https://www.instagram.com/p/https://www.instagram.com/coachsteveperformance/embed/?cr=1&amp;v=12&amp;wp=1336'></iframe>

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