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HYROX training at Myriad Fitness.

Training hard and racing harder at Myriad.

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HYROX, the world’s fastest-growing fitness race, is changing the game in competitive training. Now, Hoosiers have a local place to train.

Meet Myriad Fitness + Yoga: One of the community’s most experienced fitness hubs and downtown Indy’s first HYROX training club.

Owned by Caitlin and Jared Byczko, Myriad has served the community for 14+ years with a proven process rooted in CrossFit, weightlifting, yoga, and personal training.

Whether you’re chasing a personal record or staying fit, Myriad is ready to guide you through your HYROX journey.

HYROX training at Myriad.

Better together during a doubles race.

Photo provided by Myriad Fitness, Rachel Schwebach

What is HYROX?

HYROX combines endurance and functional fitness into one race: eight workout stations, each separated by a 1K run.

The best part? All movements are simple and low-skill (think: rowing, skiing, and bodyweight exercises), making the race accessible to everyone. Plus, you’ll have spectators cheering you on from start to finish in high-energy exhibition halls.

Hyrox training at Myriad.

Tackle the Burpee Broad Jump station head-on thanks to expert prep.

Photo provided by Myriad, Rachel Schwebach

Training for success

Your fitness journey is personal at Myriad.

With over 50 years of combined coaching experience — including multiple Level 3 CrossFit Coaches and a National-Level Weightlifting Coach — you’ll get individualized attention and expert programming to reach your goals.

Choose your path:

  • Weekly HYROX classes | Held every Thursday to help build and maintain fitness
  • Six-Week Training Series | Starts Monday, Sept. 15, with morning (5-6 a.m.) and evening (6:30-7:30 p.m.) sessions on Mondays and Wednesdays
  • Simulation Races | Experience the race-day intensity on Saturday, Oct. 25 (doubles) and Sunday, Oct. 26 (singles)
HYROX training at Myriad.

Teamwork makes the training worth it.

Photo provided by Myriad, Rachel Schwebach

Don’t overlook recovery

Pro tip: Supporting your training with Myriad Yoga can improve mobility, aid recovery, and build balanced strength.

From beginner-friendly flows to restorative and functional styles, these yoga classes help athletes enhance performance and prevent injury.

Ready to get in the game?

Sign up for the Six-Week HYROX Training Series or test your grit in the Simulation Race.

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