by Jessica Surman | Dec 17, 2025 | TFD Therapy
The Role of Stress in Training Any type of exercise, whether it’s lifting weights, running, cycling or HYROX training, creates a certain level of fatigue and places stress on the body. This is a natural and essential part of the training process because the body...
by Jessica Surman | Dec 3, 2025 | TFD Therapy
Mobilisations are an effective way to treat joint pain and restricted movement patterns. It is a manual therapy technique using movement of a joint or soft tissue structure to encourage a wider range of motion to this area. The aim of a mobilisation is to restore...
by Jessica Surman | Nov 19, 2025 | TFD Therapy
The final station of a HYROX race is the infamous wall balls. At this point, after 8km of running and seven demanding functional stations, you are faced with 100 wall balls. Each rep must hit the target overhead and break 90 degrees on the squat, all under the...
by Jessica Surman | Nov 5, 2025 | TFD Therapy
HYROX is a test of endurance, functional strength and resilience. With repeated 1km runs and functional stations such as burpee broad jumps and walking lunges, the body is constantly exposed to impact and strain. A common area that can flare up under this load is the...
by Jessica Surman | Oct 22, 2025 | TFD Therapy
Hyrox is a full-body challenge that blends endurance, strength, and grit. With 1km runs separating each of the eight functional stations, athletes are constantly shifting between movements that demand both mobility and power. If they become tight, your hips can be a...
by Jessica Surman | Oct 8, 2025 | TFD Therapy
Whether you’re a seasoned lifter or a complete beginner, posture is one of the most essential components of a safe and effective workout. Walk into the gym, and you’ll see people focused on reps, weights and timers. Don’t forget how important it is...
