u/AstronomerSad6905

r/runninglifestyle r/runningmemes r/BicyclingCirclejerk r/beginnerrunning r/confusing_perspective r/hyrox r/wizardposting r/WeirdEggs r/Strava r/moreplatesmoredates r/RunningCirclejerk

▲ 211 r/runningmemes+1 crossposts

Who else thinks like this?

u/AstronomerSad6905 — 15 days ago

▲ 111 r/WeirdEggs

This abomination plopped into my frying pan this morning

I instantly chucked it out ofc, along with the rest of the pack for good measure. Think I’m good on eggs for a while lmao

u/AstronomerSad6905 — 1 month ago

▲ 779 r/moreplatesmoredates+1 crossposts

Peak male form then I guess

u/Aethelmaew — 2 months ago

▲ 48 r/hyrox+1 crossposts

Why are so many HYROX athletes shirtless?

I waited until after racing HYROX myself before asking this.

I raced the NYC this week on Thursday (solo) and Saturday (mixed doubles), including some of the hottest conditions of the weekend (33°C / 91°F) but there wasn't a single point where I thought "I wish I was shirtless right now." So even after experiencing the race firsthand, I still don’t understand why so many people choose to race shirtless.

When I look at other related sports like running, rowing, weightlifting, strongman, triathlon, etc. most athletes compete wearing a top, even in hot conditions. Yet in HYROX, going shirtless seems common…

Am I missing something? Is there a genuine benefit?

reddit.com

u/AstronomerSad6905 — 2 months ago

▲ 119 r/RunningCirclejerk