The Full Hyrox
8 × 1 km run, each followed by a station: ski erg, sled push, sled pull, burpee broad jumps, rowing, farmers carry, sandbag lunges, wall balls.
The road to Valencia
Alfred Lorenzo is chasing 42.195 km through the streets of Valencia, one 5 AM session at a time. Hyrox, CrossFit, and the long run, all pointed at one start line.
Two engines, one goal. Mondays and Wednesdays are CrossFit and Hyrox - strength, sleds, and stations. Tuesdays and Thursdays belong to the watch: intervals and tempo to sharpen marathon pace. The rest is mileage and recovery.
8 × 1 km run, each followed by a station: ski erg, sled push, sled pull, burpee broad jumps, rowing, farmers carry, sandbag lunges, wall balls.
4 rounds - 1 km run, 50 m sled push, 1 km run, 100 wall balls. Teaches the legs to keep turning over after heavy work.
1000 m row, 80 m sled pull, 100 m farmers carry, 30 sandbag lunges. Repeat for 3 rounds at a relentless, even pace.
For time - 1 km ski, 50 burpee broad jumps, 1 km row, 50 wall balls. Pure lactate tolerance under fatigue.
Where the mileage gets logged. Four routes that cover everything from flat tempo work to lung-busting hills on the island.
A shaded riverside path away from traffic. Flat, predictable, and perfect for holding tempo before sunrise.
The financial district's straightaway. Wide, well-lit, and built for crisp repeats between the towers.
Blue-stone streets, the city walls, and the climb to El Morro. Brutal on the calves, unmatched on the eyes.
Ocean on one side, lagoon on the other. The go-to easy run with a breeze and a sunrise over the Atlantic.
Alfred Lorenzo is a 5 AM warrior based in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
By day he's a product manager at Red Ventures. Before the inbox opens, he's already trained - blending Hyrox, CrossFit, and marathon mileage into one stubborn pursuit. The current target: the Valencia Marathon on December 6, 2026.
The philosophy is simple. Show up before the sun. Stack the work. Trust the process over the prize.