Should you be doing Zone 2 as a hybrid athlete?
Zone 2 training is everywhere. But is it actually worth your time as a hybrid athlete? We break down Zone 2 and the benefits for hybrid athletes.
By Ben Katz
Training tips, hybrid athlete insights, and stories from the HYBRD team
Zone 2 training is everywhere. But is it actually worth your time as a hybrid athlete? We break down Zone 2 and the benefits for hybrid athletes.
By Ben Katz
Heart rate zone training is widely used, but many athletes don't fully understand it. We break down the three main ways to determine your heart rate zones.
By Ben Katz
For hybrid athletes to achieve peak performance in both strength and endurance, it's less about doing more and more about doing it strategically. Learn how progressive overload works.
By Ben Katz
The fear of losing your aerobic base is overblown. Research shows VO2 max is maintained for months with surprisingly little work—if you keep the intensity high.
By The HYBRD Team
Post-workout insomnia is a physiological response hybrid athletes trigger more often than single-sport trainees. Understanding the sympathetic hangover, cortisol timing, and core temperature explains why—and how to fix it.
By The HYBRD Team
Most training apps measure cardiovascular load and call it done. For hybrid athletes, that's only half the story. Here's why the feedback loop is broken—and how to fix it.
By The HYBRD Team
Runna is a great app for runners. But if your training week includes both a deadlift session and a tempo run, HYBRD was built for you. Here's how the two apps compare.
By The HYBRD Team
For hybrid athletes, juggling strength and endurance requires more than just showing up and training hard—it demands strategic planning. Learn the art of periodization.
By Ben Katz & Mats Terwiesch
The future of fitness technology is a connected ecosystem where the data is owned by the athlete. This is core to what we are building at HYBRD.
By Mats Terwiesch
Doing cardio will kill your gains—or will it? Learn about the interference effect and how to avoid it to progress faster as a hybrid athlete.
By Mats Terwiesch