Hyrox Mobility & Recovery Routine Builder

This tool builds a personalized mobility and recovery routine to help you stay injury-free and recover faster between Hyrox training sessions. We built it because many athletes focus only on training and neglect mobility and recovery, which leads to burnout or injury. It takes your fitness level, main problem areas, weekly training days, time available, goal, and age into account to create a short, effective daily routine that fits realistically into your schedule.

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This tool is perfect for Hyrox athletes who want a practical mobility and recovery routine to support their training and prevent injury.

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The inputs cover current fitness level, main problem areas, weekly training days, time available for mobility, goal, and age range. This set allows the tool to create suitable routines for a wide range of athletes and recovery needs. This tool provides general mobility and recovery guidance only; consult a professional if you have injuries or pain.

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Mobility Overview

You’re Intermediate, targeting hips, running 5 days/week, with 20–30 minutes per session. Your target range is 18–30 minutes, and you’re going All of the Above—so this is warm-up + mobility + activation + strength carryover for hip control, rotation, and drive.

Daily Routine (20–30 min)

1) Warm-Up (5–7 min)

1. 90/90 Hip Switches — 2 sets x 45–60 sec (smooth, controlled)
2. World’s Greatest Stretch (hips/glutes) — 2 sets x 30–40 sec/side
3. Leg Swings (front/back + side/side) — 1–2 sets x 10–15/side

2) Mobility + Control (10–12 min)

1. Hip Flexor Rockbacks — 2 sets x 8–10/side
2. 90/90 to Thread-the-Needle (flow) — 2 sets x 6–8/side
3. Cossack Squat Hold + Reach — 2 sets x 20–30 sec/side
   • Stay tall, drive hips where they want to go—no bouncing.

3) Activation (5–7 min)

1. Glute Bridge (pause at top) — 3 sets x 8–12
   • 1-second pause, ribs down.
2. Banded Lateral Walks — 2 sets x 10–15 steps/side
   • Knees track out, don’t let hips rock.

4) Hip Strength Carryover (3–5 min)

Pick one and stay crisp:

• Step-Ups (knee drives, controlled down) — 2 sets x 6–10/side OR
• Bodyweight Reverse Lunges — 2 sets x 6–10/side

Time Check

• If you hit 18 minutes, add 1 extra round of 90/90 switches + glute bridge.
• If you hit 30 minutes, cut the carryover block to one set.

Recovery Tips

1. Post-session (2–3 min):
   • Figure-4 stretch — 45–60 sec/side
   • Deep squat hold — 30–45 sec (stay pain-free)
2. Next-day rule: If hip feels “pinchy,” reduce range and prioritize rockbacks + bridges.
3. Sleep + hydration: Non-negotiable for intermediate hip work—tight hips don’t lie.
4. 2–3x/week outside training:
   • Light mobility only (no max stretching): 10 minutes total.

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