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Visionary Performance Pathways
Understand sport-specific training demands for HYROX, CrossFit, Calisthenics, and beyond
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What you’ll learn
1. Sport-Specific Training Demands
Understanding HYROX, CrossFit, and Calisthenics training
- HYROX: What it is & How to Train for it
- CrossFit: What it is & How to Train for it
- Calisthenics: What it is & How to Train for it
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