Three Feed Athletes punched their tickets to the HYROX World Championships after a podium sweep in the opening round at Hamburg. If you're wondering how elite HYROX athletes fuel a performance like that, we've got you covered.
June had a theme and I didn't plan it: find out what holds up under pressure. With summer in full swing, we're finding out which products are holding their own and what our athletes are really made of.
No one has watched HYROX evolve from the inside quite like Hunter McIntyre. He's a five-time world record holder and a big presence throughout the sport's development. Here's what he's learned — about the sport, about performance, and about what actually works.
You have trained, prepared, and practiced — now it's time for your HYROX event. HPT Athlete Vivian Tafuto put together a guide to help you come to the line confident and ready to crush.
CrossFit and HYROX both demand a lot from your body — but not in the same way. We sat down with five-time CrossFit Games champion and HYROX athlete Tia-Clair Toomey to break down exactly how fueling changes between the two.
HYROX is having a moment right now — from your local gym to the world stage. But knowing you want to do one, and knowing how to train for it, are two very different things. Elite 15 athlete Rich Ryan gives us his breakdown of how to build a program to be race-ready.
"If you think your training is important, your recovery is 10 times more." Learn from HYROX athlete James Kelly about how he recovers from the hardest training days so he can come back swinging tomorrow.
Some performances don't just win the event, they redefine what's possible. At HYROX Warsaw, Joanna Wietrzyk completed the Grand Slam and became the first athlete in HYROX history to win all four Major titles. She also set a new World Record at 54:25.08.
The first month of 2025 came in fast and heavy. What is usually a fairly lethargic month filled with base training, season preparations, and little racing to follow kept us on our toes. We aren’t complaining – here are the highlights of January at The Feed.
Sam Holness is an autistic Ironman triathlete who has struggled with gut issues for most of his life. His father, Tony, explains how the family has evolved his everyday and in-race nutrition to help improve Sam’s performance and make life on the race course much more enjoyable.
Alexey Vermeulen is back with a report on his summer season since Pro Road Nats back in May. This report highlights the balance of life activities he's maintained and how the entire experience of racing can shift from one weekend (Leadville) to the next (SBT).
David Roche made history by running the Leadville 100-mile race in 15 hours, 26 minutes and 34 seconds, breaking a 19-year-old course record for the Race Across the Sky. Roche had never competed in a 100-mile race before Cloud City. Read more to hear from the trail runner, coach, and host of the podcast Some Work All Play.
Two HPT triathletes have returned from Paris with medals, lessons, and more. Here, Beth Potter (GBR) and Morgan Pearson (USA) break down their Paris experience, fueling strategy, and more.
HPT athlete Ashleigh Gentle secured her second victory in the T100 Triathlon World Series in London. She employed a late-race attack to stride away from the field...even with a partially torn hamstring? Enjoy our Q & A interview with Ashleigh after her commanding win in London.
HPT athlete Justin Riele breaks down his recent and first-ever full IRONMAN as a "capital P Pro". His race debrief exposes some lessons learned, an effort to be celebrated, and the privilege of getting to chase triathlon as a Pro.
This was it – the big one. Paris 2024 hosted the Olympics this summer, where athletes worldwide came to put it all on the line. Here are a few stories we are fortunate to share from our Olympic and Paralympic HPT athletes.
The Race across the East is a 641mi trek across the eastern portion of the United States. It's the Eastern segment of the Race Across America (RAM). Ryan Collins tackled this inaugural event with a teammate and set the course record at an incredible sub-30hr mark.
Brendan Johnston claimed his second National Title of the 2024 season at the Australian Gravel National Championships. As Johnston prepares to slip on another National Champion jersey, we gathered a brief race breakdown from him from the title fight in Tasmania.
The 2024 edition of the Unbound 200, was one for the books. This year, we saw the most competitive field yet, a monumental women’s race, and some of the fastest times in Unbound history. We sat down with three of our HPT Athletes to get an insider’s look at this year’s Unbound and the nuances of their execution, fueling, and experience.
German HPT Athlete Sebastian Breuer won the 2024 Unbound XL in a heated battle that lasted a touch over 20 hours. After 350 miles, it came down to a sprint finish. Dive into his race plan, preparation, and experience at this year's XL.
Winning the Unbound 100 while flying the stars and stripes was a statement. USA Gravel National Champion Lauren Stephens' ride was not only good enough for the win, but it would have placed her top 10 altogether in the Unbound 100.
“Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face”. Joe Laverick is back with his reflections on the 2024 Unbound Gravel. After unpacking his fueling plan for the big event in a previous blog, we find out how his day broke down.
Brendan Johnston, an Australian-based professional off-road bike racer, has had a unique rise to his position in the sport. He balanced training part-time as an electrician, fought cancer, and built a career and family while on a patient path to full-time racing. On the eve of Unbound, we sat down to dive into his experience and expectations.
This year, ultrarunner Hillary Allen is tackling her fifth Unbound. What started as a post-injury rehab project has evolved into a mixed-discipline journey. In the last few years, Hillary has broken the mold of what's expected of professional athletes.