Fitness Race HYROX Official Affiliate Gym

HYROX Training

Our gym is one of the few "HYROX Official Affiliate Gyms" in the Yokohama area.
HYROX is a globally exploding fitness race that alternates between running and 8 functional workouts. We support everyone from those aiming to compete in races to those who want to dramatically improve their basic physical strength.

HYROX class scenery at the Yokohama gym

The Ultimate Hybrid Fitness

HYROX is a completely new style of fitness race that repeats "1km running" and "1 functional workout" 8 times. Its biggest appeal is that everyone from Olympic athletes to everyday fitness enthusiasts can compete on the exact same course and events.

The HYROX classes at Freeletics Goals are fully equipped with the official gear used in actual races (SkiErg, Sled, Rowing, etc.). In a practical environment unique to an official affiliate gym, you comprehensively train your cardiovascular system, muscular endurance, and mental toughness to push past your limits, rather than just simply building larger muscles.

This program is perfect not only for those with the goal of "participating in a competition," but also for those who feel stuck in a rut with their daily training or want to gain overwhelming stamina.

Intensity
Focus
Cardio, Muscular Endurance, Fat Burn
Duration
60 Minutes
Capacity
Max 12 People
Schedule
Mon, Thu, Sat 19:00~ / 20:00~ Sun 14:00~

The 8 Workouts

The 8 functional movements that make up a HYROX race. You can practice all of these exercises at our gym.

1 SkiErg

SkiErg (1000m)

Replicates cross-country skiing movements. Heavily engages the arms, shoulders, and core, providing the first cardiovascular challenge.

2 Sled Push

Sled Push (50m)

Push a heavy sled forward. Tests explosive lower body power and immense mental toughness.

3 Sled Pull

Sled Pull (50m)

Pull a heavy sled toward you using a rope. Back, biceps, and grip strength are absolutely crucial.

4 Burpee Broad Jumps

Burpee Broad Jumps (80m)

Continuous burpees combined with broad jumps. A grueling exercise where full-body fatigue often reaches its peak.

5 Rowing

Rowing (1000m)

A full-body pulling motion on a rowing machine. The coordination of leg power and back strength determines your time.

6 Farmers Carry

Farmers Carry (200m)

Walk while holding heavy kettlebells in both hands. Requires solid core stability and forearm (grip) endurance.

7 Sandbag Lunges

Sandbag Lunges (100m)

Carry a heavy sandbag on your back and lunge forward. Relentlessly pushes your already fatigued legs to their limits.

8 Wall Balls

Wall Balls (75/100 reps)

The final event: squat with a medicine ball and throw it to a target on the wall. The last hurdle before the finish line.

Challenge Yourself

Beginners can easily participate as the intensity can be adjusted.
Experience world-class fitness by starting with a trial session.

Experience a HYROX Class