
Making Hyrox Better, Are Whoops Necessary and Learning to Stop Working Q&A
The Not So Fit Couple PodcastShow Notes
How can we make Hyrox better for us personally? Learning to stop training and relax, how to use your whoop and so much more covered ion this weeks Q&A episode guys. Massive thanks to everyone who sent their questions in!
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