how to run and lift weights at the same time

7 Sept 2026 · 1 min
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In this YouTube video, Eric Roberts shares his experience completing his first solo HYROX race in 72 minutes despite a background focused mainly on weightlifting. He outlines three key training changes that enabled this performance: (1) incorporating two dedicated HYROX cardio days each week that include running and event-specific stations; (2) adding a 15‑minute HYROX‑specific cardio segment—either straight running or station work—after each weightlifting session; and (3) reducing his weightlifting volume from five to four days per week to free up time for HYROX work. He also mentions a nutritional adjustment, increasing his daily caloric intake by 300–500 calories, and directs viewers to a free calorie and macro calculator linked in his bio. The video serves as a concise guide for lifters looking to transition into HYROX competition by balancing strength training, event‑specific cardio, and nutrition.

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