HYROX training clubs

Launch your HYROX training club.

Layout, equipment, flooring and install, planned around race-format training.

Adding HYROX-style training to your gym takes more than a few sleds. Lanes, ceiling height, station flow and flooring decide whether a class of 12 runs smoothly or jams up. We plan the space, supply commercial equipment and flooring, and coordinate installation, so you can open the program with confidence.

How it works

From empty floor to first class.

One point of contact for the whole build: plan, layout, equipment, flooring and installation coordination.

1

Consultation & planning

We review your space, member count and class format, then set a budget and timeline.

2

Design & layout

We map sled lanes, run zones, wall ball targets and erg rows so heats flow without bottlenecks.

3

Equipment & flooring

Commercial sleds, ergs, sandbags, kettlebells and wall balls, plus sled-rated turf and rubber flooring.

4

Install & launch

We coordinate delivery and installation with our installation partners so you are ready for opening day.

Why gyms build with us

One partner for space, equipment and floor.

01

Layout first

We plan the room before we quote gear, so you only buy what fits and gets used.

02

Commercial-grade brands

World-renowned brands including Body-Solid, BodyKore, TKO, TuffStuff and SportsArt.

03

Flooring built for sleds

Sled turf and rubber from Ecore, Rubber Logix and Athletic Textiles, matched to your subfloor.

04

Install and service

Delivery, installation and preventive maintenance, coordinated by one point of contact.

Typical station package

What a race-format floor usually includes.

Every build is sized to your space and class size. HYROX is a registered trademark of Upsolut Sports. Floorplan Fitness is an independent equipment supplier and is not affiliated with or endorsed by HYROX.

  • Sled turf lane with push/pull sleds
  • Rowers and ski ergs
  • Sandbags and farmers carry kettlebells
  • Wall balls and wall ball targets
  • Rubber flooring for the strength and erg zones
  • Storage racks to keep lanes clear

Before you sign up

Check your space first.

These four things decide whether a room can host race-format training.

01

Sled lane length

Race sled work is done in 12.5 m lengths. Plan a clear lane of about 15 m (50 ft) with run-off.

02

Ceiling height

Wall ball targets sit at 10 ft for men and 9 ft for women. Low ceilings, beams or lights rule a zone out.

03

Erg footprint

Rowers and ski ergs take more floor than people expect. We map them by heat so athletes are not waiting.

04

Floor and subfloor

Heavy sleds need the right turf over the right base. We check your slab before we spec the floor.

Get started

Ready to launch your HYROX training club?

Send us your room and member count. We will send a layout and a quote, typically within one business day.