14/10/2026
Let's talk about wall balls.
Because apparently I need to 😂
If wall balls are where you fall apart, the obvious answer is to practise more wall balls.
And yes, you absolutely need to practise them.
Technique, timing, accuracy, breathing and finding a rhythm all matter.
But what if the problem isn't just your wall balls? 🤷🏼♀️
🔸Maybe your quads fatigue long before your lungs do.
🔸Maybe your shoulders can't sustain the repeated throws.
🔸Maybe your aerobic capacity is limiting how well you manage the effort.
🔸Or maybe you've paced the previous 8km of running and seven stations poorly, and you're arriving at wall balls with nothing left in the tank.
Two athletes can struggle at exactly the same station for completely different reasons.
That's why good HYROX preparation isn't just about practising the stations.
It's about developing the physical qualities you need to perform them well, under fatigue.
So yes, absolutely practise your wall balls.
But don't forget to build the strength, muscular endurance and aerobic capacity that support them.
Don't just identify WHAT you're struggling with.
Understand WHY.
That's what should guide your training 🔥