Pretty excited to be 'the guy in the cap' on this video! Good to meet and race with you Mark. Hope to see you at a future Hyrox event (or YT cross over vid!) - hopefully I wont break my foot 2km into the next one! Great Channel
It's so cool to see someone transform from a "normal" person, to someone who cares so deeply about fitness and inspires other people to try their best no matter the situation they find them self in.
Love that you get ranked on every individual activity. A bit like Strava segment leaderboards, so many different options to motivate yourself for the future. Great work, particularly on the row.
Superb effort Mark, you should be really proud of that result, 5th place, clearly Above Average. Even though you are not affiliated to Hyrox, you have really sold this event 🙌🙌🙌
I hope so-my worry was that it would come across like something for serious serious sports people but there was so many “normal” folk there. And they are almost more inspiring than the elite people. Takes some balls to be out of shape and rock up at something like that and compete with shirtless jacked people running around everywhere 👍🏼
LMAO 3:26 Bald Guy deliberately barges that guy out of the way, then turns around and acts like it was an accident. Awesome video as always Mark. Respect!
What a great video! First time watching you Mark but amazing. I’m at the beginning of my journey (38 and 18 stone) and was at Hyrox in Manchester… I finished 465th at 2hrs 13mins. Seeing someone smash it like you is really amazing and I’m heading to London trying to get under 2 hours. You’re really inspiring for someone like me! Oh and simply a great video explaining Hyrox… leading up to the event I could have really done with something this in-depth.
Say hi if you spot me in London 👍🏼. And the amazing thing for you is that every time you do a Hyrox you will smash your previous best. It’s not an event that is massively impacted by your age either (which is handy as I’m nearly 50) so you have years and years to just carry on improving.
This looks absolutely mental but unlike the Spartans, I reckon I could do everything (although the wallballs would be bloody tough). I really like how you haven't taken yourself too seriously and have made it accessible for all. It's good to highlight these things and I'm looking at signing up for one based on this. I'm a typical sprinter cyclist physique (185cm, 80kgs), so I'd struggle with anything too heavy on the arms but it looks like really good fun.
The thing that always got me about Spartans was that so many people leave having failed an obstacle. I’m not sure going home having failed something, even if it’s only a bit of the overall race, is that great. I still love them, I just wish there was a better solution than saying “nope, you can’t do that so start doing Burpee‘s”
Amazing effort mate, I was a volunteer 'Yellow shirt Marshall' on the day was hoping to bump into you. Maybe next time you have inspired me to compete at the London event. Hyrox is going to be massive
Thank you so much for volunteering, i also did hyrox manchester and i appreciate you all! ive judged crossfit comps and i know how exhausting it can be, so thank you for your hard work!!
ok, its a couple of days after Hyrox Manchester 2023. I'm walking like John Wayne and struggling to get up from my seat. You my friend are responsible for the way I'm feeling this morning :-). This video is what motivated me to try Hyrox. I loved and hated it at the same time. Probably one of the toughest things I've done. I came close to bailing on the burpees, that was awful. I got as far as the wall balls but had nothing left. I'd never seen or tried wall balls before but it takes energy and strength and I'd left that behind on other workouts, ha ha. I managed what I thought was about 15 or 20 throws, only for my spotter to say "nope, thats 3 valid throws". At this point I couldnt face another 2 or 3 hundred in order to register 100 valid ones, so bailed. Great day, totally exhausting. Might do it again one day with a little more practice.
Sheesh! Im gonna lay down in a dark room until the thought of doing this myself disappears. And well done Mrs Mark for all the cheer you gave him. I bet that pushed him on for a few meters as he passed you each time.
I may need to find my own dark room and lock myself away too until the temptation goes away! I am actually in London too so it can't be far from me, but I need to do more running to get myself up to speed fitness wise!
Congrats Big Man, this was a fun watch. The way you look at the small victories and use that as motivation is inspiring. I’m a time conscious guy myself, I appreciated that in the video.
Doing Hyrox New York in march! Great video! Got me even more pumped for my race and also gave me an idea of what to expect. Using this to stay in shape for my Spartan Beast in April. Keep it up!
thanks so much for these Hyrox videos, both explaining all parts and aspects as well as adding the realness and human touch to your report on this exciting challenge. I hope I'll get to see you at a Hyrox event eventually. I'm going to Copenhagen for my first take on Hyrox. Thanks again and good luck with your next challenge.
Thanks Mark for this and all your other amazing videos. I’ve been a runner and cyclist for the last 20 years, and have a similar build to you! (But female). I started training at a Hyrox specific gym 6 weeks ago and it has changed my life and my running. Running my fastest half marathon times pre kids and I am 42 now. My mate who got me to the hyrox training gym asked me to sign up to Hyrox when I had only had one session (and was nearly sick!). I wasn’t sure as it sounded like some elite training thing that I would not have the time for. Your videos have persuaded me that it’s doable and fun. I am doing Hyrox London in November as just missed out in the May tickets. So I just wanted to thank you. I loved your other video re binge eating- very entertaining and humble. Have a great 2024 🎉
My brother in law got me back into running and you're keeping me into it. Even if you aren't interested in anything you're involved in, you make everything entertaining and funny and easily watchable. Keep it up, I'm enjoying all the laughs.
Watching this really pumps me up for fitness. By the way bud, you keep calling yourself old, but you look younger now than when I first subbed; something is working for you.
Great video highlighting an event I never knew existed. Thanks for the in-depth review! As a late 50's lifelong runner who's wanting to do more full body conditioning, Hyrox is highly appealing. As I get older I'm realizing I need to focus on "total fitness" a lot more than I have in the past. I'm a typical distance runner build (skinny, and not a Spring chicken anymore) so I'll need to take my time building the functional strength for this. The events look challenging but completly doable with some work. I think it might be Hyrox 2023 for me!
Really enjoyed this video. I think you are currently peerless when it comes to representing older taller/heavier guys who juggle training with work and family. Outstanding effort and great result.
Very different feel to OCR. Any random person is much more likely to find something that appeals on this than most OCR events. I love doing OCR but do accept that it is basically a muddy trail run for 99% of it and that does not tick everyone's box!
This sounds like just my cup of tea and ideal for data nerds! I must admit the weight levels had me scratching my head a bit; I've done both farmer's walk and sled push at my gym and for the former, 24kg per hand seemed perfectly doable. But I did a double-take at the sled push! I've tried reps over 10 metres (all the space available) with sled+40kg and I could actually get some speed going. Sled+50 was noticeably slower and sled+60 was a proper slog. I'm not sure I could even move it with 125! (I'm 6ft and 80kg btw). Either my gym got their carpet from a closed-down nightclub or I have some serious training to do if I want to get into Hyrox...
Just signed up for Manchester in January - decided this was a perfect winter fitness event target to sort my fat ass out ready for IM Hamburg, UK, Cork and Wales next year as it looks to perfectly compliment triathlon training
Here we go mark, Hyrox NYC is tomorrow! Watching your video one more time for some last minute tips and prep and to get me even more amped up than I already am! Wish me luck!
@@MarkLewisfitness well Hyrox NYC is done and in the book. Definitely was a bigger challenge than I expected but it was an amazing time! I can now say I agree with everything you said in your video. Could have done better for sure. Thanks for all your help Mark and keep up the great work! Maybe I’ll see you at the next one if you make the trip to the U.S.!
I'll be at Hyrox London in April, my first fitness competition of any kind very excited! Just sprained my ankle running so hoping for a quick recovery. Love the channel Mark very inspiring and makes me chuckle 😊
I have just got on to this channel - (the algo needs work TH-cam!) - I love the fact you work hard and your adherence to eating generally what you want within the boundaries of healthy for you! Just how I'm playing it!
Good video, cheers for the insight. I’m a runner. 15.10 5k recent best and been convinced to do this next month. Actually intrigued to see how the training goes for a summer of racing after this event! I have some history of this type of stuff from when I was in the Marines so hopefully won’t thrash me too much!!!!
Well done Mark. I thought you'd be suited to Hyrox; you're definitely suited to rowing. Maybe have a bash at a concept2 event. Great to see how it all works out on the day. Not sure why so many folk feel the urge to go shirtless at an indoor event..in Manchester..in winter
So happy to see that you DID it, had fun and I'm a nut about numbers so I appreciated all your timing info. Thank you for inspiring me to get off MY butt today and get in the gym.
After completing several obstacle course races over a decade ago (Tough Mudder, Major Series etc) I had had my fill of them - too repetitive (great, another feffing stream to wade through!) and was done. But this - this looks like so much fun I might be tempted back. Damn you anyway Mark!😂
Awesome stuff! Only just found your channel the other day, watching you attempt world record marathon pace, and have been binging your videos since then… I’m an overweight 42 year old trying to get back into fitness. 10k runs were something I got into almost 20 years ago, but I randomly got hooked on OCRs more recently and this Hyrox looks awesome.
there's something really inspiring about seeing someone dig deep and give it their all - well past the point of being tired. I really enjoyed watching the burpee broad jumps. sure they were labored, but Mark's just going on and on despite it all is inspiring.
Burpee broad jumps were my best zone, farmers carry was my worst. Hyrox really shows your strengths and weaknesses. Getting the breakdown and data of how you do in each workout and run is really good. Really handsome guy runs into the rower at 11:28.
Awesome effort - really enjoying your videos. I'm currently waiting for knee surgery after I tore my meniscus in August. Your videos have pulled me out my pit of sulking and i'm finally allowing myself to look forward to future events. This is one i'd never heard of but would love to do! Keep up the hard work!!
My approach to competitive endurance events is that I'm short enough when I'm fast enough......... I'm 190cm and 80kg. Mark, based on your performance, you're definitely short enough ✔️
Great video. Thanks for the introduction to this kind of sport. Really want to try it once I master triathlon. Always wanted to do some crossover between weightlifting and endurance sports. Greetings from Hillingdon.
Great performance there and a solid video, well worth the wait! Looking forward to see how much you can improve for London! Was so cool to see it from the inside
Dude! You did great on the sled push! Have you ever tried Crossfit? It would give you some more exposure and practice to some things like burpees and rowing, wall balls, and such!
I like the method of using people around you to gauge your pace, it’s the same one I use for running especially- I like to think I’m a fit average individual plus I don’t work out around pro athletes, mostly people older than me. Nice
Great stuff! That looked like a lot of fun and right up my alley! I will definitely need to find me one of those next year when I’m recovered fully from my shoulder surgery. Thanks for sharing this and congrats on a great race! Cheers!
Awesome video!!! Thank you for sharing your experience on HYROX, I like it so much that motivate me to sign up for my first HYROX, I live in USA in Massachusetts and I looked for an HYROX event right away after watching your video, and I was so lucky to find out that HYROX is coming to Massachusetts for the first time this March 19 to Boston so I sign up for it and started training for it!!! Once again thank you for your great content!!!
Just discovered you yesterday (thanks to your half marathon world record video- brilliant BTW!) and would NEVER have dreamed of looking at something like a Hyrox event but you've got me almost tempted. 😂 I'm still a loooooong way off anything like this, I'm very much still in the phase of being absolutely delighted by a new parkrun PB (sub 30 earlier this year for the first time was the best feeling ever), and am pushing myself by aiming for a half marathon in September (I've discovered that I really like getting a medal at the end). This looks so cool though, maybe I'll be brave enough to give it a try in 2023! Thanks for making it seem so accessible.
You made the event sound (and look) like a lot of fun. I'm now thinking about joining an event, even though I'm massively overweight. But maybe that's the goal I needed :D
Thanks for the inspiration, I’m certainly to in good shape but I’ve just entered Manchester 2023 to give myself something to aim towards and for some training motivation.
Pretty excited to be 'the guy in the cap' on this video! Good to meet and race with you Mark. Hope to see you at a future Hyrox event (or YT cross over vid!) - hopefully I wont break my foot 2km into the next one! Great Channel
It's so cool to see someone transform from a "normal" person, to someone who cares so deeply about fitness and inspires other people to try their best no matter the situation they find them self in.
Love that you get ranked on every individual activity. A bit like Strava segment leaderboards, so many different options to motivate yourself for the future. Great work, particularly on the row.
Superb effort Mark, you should be really proud of that result, 5th place, clearly Above Average. Even though you are not affiliated to Hyrox, you have really sold this event 🙌🙌🙌
I hope so-my worry was that it would come across like something for serious serious sports people but there was so many “normal” folk there. And they are almost more inspiring than the elite people. Takes some balls to be out of shape and rock up at something like that and compete with shirtless jacked people running around everywhere 👍🏼
LMAO 3:26 Bald Guy deliberately barges that guy out of the way, then turns around and acts like it was an accident.
Awesome video as always Mark. Respect!
I noticed that too!!
What a great video! First time watching you Mark but amazing.
I’m at the beginning of my journey (38 and 18 stone) and was at Hyrox in Manchester… I finished 465th at 2hrs 13mins. Seeing someone smash it like you is really amazing and I’m heading to London trying to get under 2 hours.
You’re really inspiring for someone like me!
Oh and simply a great video explaining Hyrox… leading up to the event I could have really done with something this in-depth.
Say hi if you spot me in London 👍🏼. And the amazing thing for you is that every time you do a Hyrox you will smash your previous best. It’s not an event that is massively impacted by your age either (which is handy as I’m nearly 50) so you have years and years to just carry on improving.
This looks absolutely mental but unlike the Spartans, I reckon I could do everything (although the wallballs would be bloody tough). I really like how you haven't taken yourself too seriously and have made it accessible for all. It's good to highlight these things and I'm looking at signing up for one based on this. I'm a typical sprinter cyclist physique (185cm, 80kgs), so I'd struggle with anything too heavy on the arms but it looks like really good fun.
The thing that always got me about Spartans was that so many people leave having failed an obstacle. I’m not sure going home having failed something, even if it’s only a bit of the overall race, is that great. I still love them, I just wish there was a better solution than saying “nope, you can’t do that so start doing Burpee‘s”
Yeah I thought the same unlike CrossFit etc where some of the events are highly skilled
Amazing effort mate, I was a volunteer 'Yellow shirt Marshall' on the day was hoping to bump into you. Maybe next time you have inspired me to compete at the London event. Hyrox is going to be massive
You guys were on it! That place was perfectly organised chaos 😂. Poor marshalling at an event like that would destroy it so a big thanks from me 🙏
Thank you so much for volunteering, i also did hyrox manchester and i appreciate you all! ive judged crossfit comps and i know how exhausting it can be, so thank you for your hard work!!
ok, its a couple of days after Hyrox Manchester 2023. I'm walking like John Wayne and struggling to get up from my seat. You my friend are responsible for the way I'm feeling this morning :-). This video is what motivated me to try Hyrox. I loved and hated it at the same time. Probably one of the toughest things I've done. I came close to bailing on the burpees, that was awful. I got as far as the wall balls but had nothing left. I'd never seen or tried wall balls before but it takes energy and strength and I'd left that behind on other workouts, ha ha. I managed what I thought was about 15 or 20 throws, only for my spotter to say "nope, thats 3 valid throws". At this point I couldnt face another 2 or 3 hundred in order to register 100 valid ones, so bailed. Great day, totally exhausting. Might do it again one day with a little more practice.
😂 I feel the as worn out as you sound. It doesn’t get any better. 😂
Sheesh! Im gonna lay down in a dark room until the thought of doing this myself disappears.
And well done Mrs Mark for all the cheer you gave him. I bet that pushed him on for a few meters as he passed you each time.
I may need to find my own dark room and lock myself away too until the temptation goes away! I am actually in London too so it can't be far from me, but I need to do more running to get myself up to speed fitness wise!
Congrats Big Man, this was a fun watch. The way you look at the small victories and use that as motivation is inspiring. I’m a time conscious guy myself, I appreciated that in the video.
Fantastic job. You are an inspiration to all the big old guys who refuse to give in to being both big and old..
Great report, been looking forward to hearing how it went, and it seems to me it went really well. Well done!
Doing Hyrox New York in march! Great video! Got me even more pumped for my race and also gave me an idea of what to expect. Using this to stay in shape for my Spartan Beast in April. Keep it up!
Most enjoyable vids on you tube right now. Good on you Mark, keep it coming.
A brilliant video and has inspired me as a 59 year old to enter the London Event. Fantastic effort Mark - well done!
Your positivity and interest in new challenges is inspiring. Thank you for this and your hilarious effort at Wiggins 1 hour event.
thanks so much for these Hyrox videos, both explaining all parts and aspects as well as adding the realness and human touch to your report on this exciting challenge. I hope I'll get to see you at a Hyrox event eventually. I'm going to Copenhagen for my first take on Hyrox. Thanks again and good luck with your next challenge.
Thanks Mark for this and all your other amazing videos. I’ve been a runner and cyclist for the last 20 years, and have a similar build to you! (But female). I started training at a Hyrox specific gym 6 weeks ago and it has changed my life and my running. Running my fastest half marathon times pre kids and I am 42 now.
My mate who got me to the hyrox training gym asked me to sign up to Hyrox when I had only had one session (and was nearly sick!). I wasn’t sure as it sounded like some elite training thing that I would not have the time for. Your videos have persuaded me that it’s doable and fun. I am doing Hyrox London in November as just missed out in the May tickets. So I just wanted to thank you.
I loved your other video re binge eating- very entertaining and humble. Have a great 2024 🎉
My brother in law got me back into running and you're keeping me into it. Even if you aren't interested in anything you're involved in, you make everything entertaining and funny and easily watchable. Keep it up, I'm enjoying all the laughs.
Watching this really pumps me up for fitness. By the way bud, you keep calling yourself old, but you look younger now than when I first subbed; something is working for you.
Great video highlighting an event I never knew existed. Thanks for the in-depth review! As a late 50's lifelong runner who's wanting to do more full body conditioning, Hyrox is highly appealing. As I get older I'm realizing I need to focus on "total fitness" a lot more than I have in the past. I'm a typical distance runner build (skinny, and not a Spring chicken anymore) so I'll need to take my time building the functional strength for this. The events look challenging but completly doable with some work. I think it might be Hyrox 2023 for me!
Really enjoyed this video. I think you are currently peerless when it comes to representing older taller/heavier guys who juggle training with work and family. Outstanding effort and great result.
Awesome! Inspired by the effort and deeply appreciate your humility and humor, thanks
You are a natural rower. Consider entering a rowing competition just to see how you compare. Nice job.
The ski erg- let your arms go right behind you and use your lats to pull it back not just push it down
I've never been vaguely interested in OCR but this looks like a great challenge to do. Great video as always
Very different feel to OCR. Any random person is much more likely to find something that appeals on this than most OCR events. I love doing OCR but do accept that it is basically a muddy trail run for 99% of it and that does not tick everyone's box!
Congratulations Mark on your achievement 👏 well deserved for all your hard training day in and day out . Your a great motivated. 👊
Them jumping burpees man… I love it!
This sounds like just my cup of tea and ideal for data nerds!
I must admit the weight levels had me scratching my head a bit; I've done both farmer's walk and sled push at my gym and for the former, 24kg per hand seemed perfectly doable. But I did a double-take at the sled push!
I've tried reps over 10 metres (all the space available) with sled+40kg and I could actually get some speed going. Sled+50 was noticeably slower and sled+60 was a proper slog. I'm not sure I could even move it with 125! (I'm 6ft and 80kg btw).
Either my gym got their carpet from a closed-down nightclub or I have some serious training to do if I want to get into Hyrox...
If you continue like that you gotta change your motto to 'close to top', congrats man! Some amazing results, thats extremly motivating to me!
Brilliant - well done - at age 55 I would love to try this - do strenght trsining and long distance cycling usually
Just signed up for Manchester in January - decided this was a perfect winter fitness event target to sort my fat ass out ready for IM Hamburg, UK, Cork and Wales next year as it looks to perfectly compliment triathlon training
Here we go mark, Hyrox NYC is tomorrow! Watching your video one more time for some last minute tips and prep and to get me even more amped up than I already am! Wish me luck!
NYC and Hyrox! That’s got to be on my to do list! Go smash it and update me on how you get on 💪💪💪
@@MarkLewisfitness well Hyrox NYC is done and in the book. Definitely was a bigger challenge than I expected but it was an amazing time! I can now say I agree with everything you said in your video. Could have done better for sure. Thanks for all your help Mark and keep up the great work! Maybe I’ll see you at the next one if you make the trip to the U.S.!
I'll be at Hyrox London in April, my first fitness competition of any kind very excited! Just sprained my ankle running so hoping for a quick recovery. Love the channel Mark very inspiring and makes me chuckle 😊
If you see me say hi 👋 👍🏼
What an inspiration! I am studying for a huge exam later this year. I reckon I’ll give this a go after my exam. Thanks for sharing your experience! 👍👍
I have just got on to this channel - (the algo needs work TH-cam!) - I love the fact you work hard and your adherence to eating generally what you want within the boundaries of healthy for you! Just how I'm playing it!
Good video, cheers for the insight. I’m a runner. 15.10 5k recent best and been convinced to do this next month. Actually intrigued to see how the training goes for a summer of racing after this event!
I have some history of this type of stuff from when I was in the Marines so hopefully won’t thrash me too much!!!!
Sounds like you’ve got the tools in your locker to smash it- will look out for your name on the leaderboard! Good luck and enjoy
Thanks Mark for your inspiration. I finished my first hyrox Amsterdam. 1:50, third place 60+ divison. I am also 100 kg.
Nice work 💪
Lucky git for having a partner to cheer you on. Having a partner who can also do an excellent recording while cheering you on - priceless.
Well done Mark. I thought you'd be suited to Hyrox; you're definitely suited to rowing. Maybe have a bash at a concept2 event.
Great to see how it all works out on the day.
Not sure why so many folk feel the urge to go shirtless at an indoor event..in Manchester..in winter
There was a lot flesh 😂
Honestly it was like a sauna!
So happy to see that you DID it, had fun and I'm a nut about numbers so I appreciated all your timing info. Thank you for inspiring me to get off MY butt today and get in the gym.
This is a brilliant video. Just found this channel and it is too class.
Awesome mate, loved the video, something about watching some one else suffering but also knowing that feeling!!
Great vid Mark...well done at Hyrox. I love the "hint" at any company who supplies lubricant!!
After completing several obstacle course races over a decade ago (Tough Mudder, Major Series etc) I had had my fill of them - too repetitive (great, another feffing stream to wade through!) and was done. But this - this looks like so much fun I might be tempted back. Damn you anyway Mark!😂
I felt exactly the same way about OCR - this has reignited My enthusiasm for training!
Awesome stuff! Only just found your channel the other day, watching you attempt world record marathon pace, and have been binging your videos since then…
I’m an overweight 42 year old trying to get back into fitness. 10k runs were something I got into almost 20 years ago, but I randomly got hooked on OCRs more recently and this Hyrox looks awesome.
Amazing first effort, can't wait to see what you're like second time around now you know what too expect! Inspiring as always.
I’d convinced myself that my efforts on the bike yesterday made me tired and then I saw this……well done, great watch.
there's something really inspiring about seeing someone dig deep and give it their all - well past the point of being tired. I really enjoyed watching the burpee broad jumps. sure they were labored, but Mark's just going on and on despite it all is inspiring.
Burpee broad jumps were my best zone, farmers carry was my worst. Hyrox really shows your strengths and weaknesses. Getting the breakdown and data of how you do in each workout and run is really good. Really handsome guy runs into the rower at 11:28.
Ha!!! We should team up, we’d crush it 😂
Turns out we were in the same wave, never realised first time I watched 😅
Loving your videos Mark 🙌
Looking forward to Hyrox London on the 1st May 2022, all booked, 1st fitness competition I’ve done, looking forward to it, I think! 😅
Thanks Jenna
Love this video!!! Great commentary and visual so good! Thanks for this video
Thanks Jenna!
Sounds like so much fun, all my favourites - except the freaking burpee broad jumps.
See you in London-I'm in your age group too. Good luck with your training.
Great info thanks for making this video! Really inspiring
This event is brilliant. The fact you have rankings and compare is good too
Been waiting for this one Mark, loved it. Looked a great event but going to try my first
SUP BIKE RUN in May see how I get on.
Great vids, good humor and interesting content. I'd love to see more vids around how you train.
Awesome effort - really enjoying your videos. I'm currently waiting for knee surgery after I tore my meniscus in August. Your videos have pulled me out my pit of sulking and i'm finally allowing myself to look forward to future events. This is one i'd never heard of but would love to do! Keep up the hard work!!
Fun to watch and very inspiring! Thanks👍🏽
My approach to competitive endurance events is that I'm short enough when I'm fast enough......... I'm 190cm and 80kg.
Mark, based on your performance, you're definitely short enough ✔️
You cannot hide your excitement. 👍 Great result and Jenna did fantastic job. Well done both. I hope Nixon doesn't feel neglected.
had a weekend with Jen's aunt......think he prefered that!
Great viewing and a massive well done.
Great video. Well done to Jenna! Also, your enthusiasm is wonderful. Love your progress.
Looking forwards to London 2022 to look after 4000 of you!
These events aren't cheap Mark! The biggest barrier ain't the deering do, it's finding the spons to pay up.
I hear you! Just paid my London entry and agree it’s not a cheap activity.
Great video. Thanks for the introduction to this kind of sport. Really want to try it once I master triathlon. Always wanted to do some crossover between weightlifting and endurance sports. Greetings from Hillingdon.
Great performance there and a solid video, well worth the wait! Looking forward to see how much you can improve for London! Was so cool to see it from the inside
Brilliant I am booked in for my first one in Dec
Great job Mark, cant wait to see what you do in London...
That was brilliant. Great post. Motivated.
Dude! You did great on the sled push! Have you ever tried Crossfit? It would give you some more exposure and practice to some things like burpees and rowing, wall balls, and such!
Another inspirational video. Might even give it a go myself. That row was definitely quick. With bit of practice your burpees will definitely improve.
@152cm in height...the wallball looks daunting! good run.
Great video. The data you present is definitely interesting: I wouldn't want to see the video without it!
seen you on the day, thought Jesus he's giving it some 🤣 your times confirm this!!
LOVED IT!!! Best video yet from you! So motivating. Thank you for sharing!!!
I like the method of using people around you to gauge your pace, it’s the same one I use for running especially- I like to think I’m a fit average individual plus I don’t work out around pro athletes, mostly people older than me. Nice
Great stuff! That looked like a lot of fun and right up my alley! I will definitely need to find me one of those next year when I’m recovered fully from my shoulder surgery. Thanks for sharing this and congrats on a great race! Cheers!
Awesome video!!! Thank you for sharing your experience on HYROX, I like it so much that motivate me to sign up for my first HYROX, I live in USA in Massachusetts and I looked for an HYROX event right away after watching your video, and I was so lucky to find out that HYROX is coming to Massachusetts for the first time this March 19 to Boston so I sign up for it and started training for it!!! Once again thank you for your great content!!!
You're going to love it 💪
Just discovered you yesterday (thanks to your half marathon world record video- brilliant BTW!) and would NEVER have dreamed of looking at something like a Hyrox event but you've got me almost tempted. 😂 I'm still a loooooong way off anything like this, I'm very much still in the phase of being absolutely delighted by a new parkrun PB (sub 30 earlier this year for the first time was the best feeling ever), and am pushing myself by aiming for a half marathon in September (I've discovered that I really like getting a medal at the end). This looks so cool though, maybe I'll be brave enough to give it a try in 2023! Thanks for making it seem so accessible.
If you can do a sub 30 parkrun....you can 100% do a Hyrox!
This video is awesome! Have passed it on to my girlfriend and her friends who are doing London too. See you there!
Say hi! You'll get a shout out 😁
Great video, so much so that I have signed up to the London event in April. See you there!
Enjoyed this video! Your enthusiasm about the event is infectious.
Small wins lead to big victories 🎉
Great video Mark. I’ve been looking for something to mark my 50th year on the planet next year….Hyrox might well be it.
Great content mark
Love how supportive your wife is!
Thanks for the great video. I've just entered the Birmingham event in October.
say hi! I'll be there!
You made the event sound (and look) like a lot of fun. I'm now thinking about joining an event, even though I'm massively overweight. But maybe that's the goal I needed :D
Go do it. And then go back and do it faster 👍🏼
Looks like fun, another great video👍
Awesome job! That looks great fun 🙂 I hope they have something like this in NZ!
This looks like fun! Pity there aren't any in Canada yet...
Thanks for the inspiration, I’m certainly to in good shape but I’ve just entered Manchester 2023 to give myself something to aim towards and for some training motivation.
Great stuff. You’ll love it!
This looks fun. To bad there's not that many events in the US yet. Only CA and NY have events.
absolutely smashed it Mark, Well done!!
Well done mark looking forward to seeing your progress at the next one