{"version":"1.0","type":"rich","provider_name":"Acast","provider_url":"https://acast.com","height":250,"width":700,"html":"<iframe src=\"https://embed.acast.com/$/676997f240480c1d9584e7a5/68b323747c69e13c18a4366a?\" frameBorder=\"0\" width=\"700\" height=\"250\"></iframe>","title":"1% Happier and Healthier 100% Hyrox - Hyrox Doubles: The Rules","thumbnail_width":200,"thumbnail_height":200,"thumbnail_url":"https://open-images.acast.com/shows/676997f240480c1d9584e7a5/1756570495176-f6b624a5-4c72-400d-9497-85c1c515d2bc.jpeg?height=200","description":"<h1>Episode 10 Hyrox Doubles: The Rules</h1><h3><em>Subtitle:</em> 5 Rules &amp; Tips You Need to Know</h3><p><strong>Episode Summary</strong></p><p>In this bite-sized HYROX Mini Series episode, Ann and Sal break down the <strong>top 5 rules and insider tips every HYROX Doubles team needs to know</strong> — especially if you’re stepping into the arena for the first time.</p><p>Whether you’re training with your best friend, partner, or teammate, knowing these rules could save you from costly penalties (and a lot of frustration on race day!).</p><p>From running side by side to mastering those tricky station transitions, this episode covers the essentials — and a few things even seasoned racers overlook.</p><h2>🏁 5 Rules &amp; Tips You Need to Know</h2><h3>1. You Must Run Together</h3><p>In Doubles, both partners are required to complete each <strong>1 km run side by side</strong>.</p><p>If one partner runs too far ahead or lags behind, your team could face a <strong>3-minute penalty</strong>.</p><h3>2. Enter and Exit Stations Together</h3><p>You both must be present before any work starts, and you must leave together.</p><p>Neither partner can start early, even by a few seconds.</p><h3>3. Split the Station Work However You Like (0/100, 50/50, or Anything in Between)</h3><p>There’s <strong>no rule</strong> that both partners have to do part of every station — one person can, in theory, do the entire thing while the other rests. But think strategically: uneven work splits can lead to burnout later in the race.</p><h3>4. Transitions Between Partners Have Rules and Constraints</h3><p>Each station has its own standards for swapping partners:</p><ul><li><strong>Wall Balls:</strong> The resting partner must not block the active one. You can pass the ball at waist height or drop it — but never throw it.</li><li><strong>Sandbag Lunges:</strong> Transitions can be backward or sideways, but <strong>not forward</strong> (you can’t gain distance during a handover).</li><li><strong>Sled Push/Pull or Farmer’s Carry:</strong> The resting partner must walk <strong>behind</strong> and avoid obstructing others.</li></ul><h3>5. Resting Partner Limitations (The Non-Assistance Rule)</h3><p>When one partner is working, the resting partner <strong>cannot assist</strong> in any way — no touching the rope, helping move equipment, or repositioning gear.</p><p><br></p><h2>🎙️ Why This Matters</h2><p>Small rule violations can lead to time penalties — or worse, disqualification.</p><p>Understanding how Doubles teamwork works means you can focus on <strong>strategy, pacing, and communication</strong> instead of worrying about infractions.</p><h2>🏋️‍♀️ Join the Conversation</h2><p>We’d love to hear your HYROX Doubles tips and race-day stories!</p><p>Connect with us in the <strong>1% Happier &amp; Healthier Facebook Community</strong> — share what you’ve learned and get inspired by others on the same journey.</p><p>📩 Email us at <strong>hello@1percentandhealthier.co.uk</strong> to join the community.</p><p>🎧 <strong>Enjoying the HYROX Mini Series?</strong></p><p>Subscribe, share this episode with your teammate, and leave us a quick review — it helps more athletes discover the show and join the 1% movement.</p><p><br></p>","author_name":"Ann & Sally"}