
Endurance · HYROX, triathlon, marathon
THE MOTOR
Race-specific conditioning – planned, boring, relentless. You won't enjoy Zone 2, you'll remember the intervals, and the whole thing peaks on race day instead of six weeks before it.
No Secrets. Just Repetition.
Who I am
That's true on my start line. It's true on yours.
If you've ever fallen apart in the last stretch of something hard and it wasn't your legs that gave up first, you already know discipline breaks before fitness does. I'm Sina – 26, German, training twice most days, and sign up to more HYROX competitions than I can count. In September I run both a Half Ironman and a Marathon. My programme isn't from a textbook, I'm in it every week. I coach a small group of people who want to get shit done and don't need me to pretend every session felt good.
My Approach
My coaching programme builds the same three things, whether you're chasing your first HYROX or your first Ironman.

Endurance · HYROX, triathlon, marathon
Race-specific conditioning – planned, boring, relentless. You won't enjoy Zone 2, you'll remember the intervals, and the whole thing peaks on race day instead of six weeks before it.

Strength · wherever you train
Strength that survives contact with fatigue – lifting that holds your form together late in a race, not just in a fresh set on a Tuesday. Built around your travel, not against it.

Mindset · the 80%
The part almost nobody trains: pacing when it hurts, self-talk you'd actually believe, and the exact minute in a race where people give up. We rehearse that minute until it's boring.
How I do it
Four steps, always in this order. None of it's secret, and none of it feels good the first time.
We test before we plan: motor, strength, movement, sleep, what you eat on a normal week, not a good one. No flattery in the numbers – a real starting point is more useful than a nice one.
Racing isn't a fresh effort, it's a tired one. So we train tired on purpose – legs already gone, breathing wrong, form under threat. You find out what's still there when nothing feels available.
Your programme has to survive a delayed flight, a launch week, and a bad night's sleep. Sessions shrink instead of disappearing, and the rules hold even when you don't feel like it. Motivation was never part of the plan.
Race day is rehearsed, not hoped for: pacing, fuelling, the moment it goes wrong, and what you do in the 90 seconds after. By the start line, none of it's new.
Who this is for
High standards and high vibes.
Pricing
Single sessions
One session, one job. Bring the thing that keeps breaking – your pacing, the station you fall apart on, the plan you abandon in week three – and leave with the fix.
Monthly
Named after the transition zone – because that's where races get lost. Weekly programming, weekly eyes on your training, for someone already training seriously.
Twelve weeks
The whole thing. Twelve weeks, one target, no ambiguity about what you're doing on any given day. For the person who's decided that this is the year.
Application
A short form saves us both a call that goes nowhere. I read every one myself and get back to you within two days – even the noes, with a reason.
I only use this to answer you. No spam.
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