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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

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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 racing
12:19 – The moment she realizes lining up in Poland could do more damage than good
17:29 – Managing expectations, staying neutral, and not letting hope turn into emotional whiplash
24:17 – How Meg kept training hard by adapting instead of shutting everything down
29:02 – Why she’s removed the timeline and is focusing on healing, smart rehab, and the long game