Inspired by Richard Feynman’s idea that true understanding comes from being able to explain things simply — I’ll be sharing my journey: coding 💻 building new projects 🚀 and training for HYROX PRO & running 🏃♂️💪
#coding#indiehackers#hyrox#running
Most AI feeds are 90% hype.
If you want actual signal, follow the people building, researching and explaining the field:
1. @karpathy: AI engineering
2. @ylecun: ML research + spicy takes
3. @fchollet: reasoning + AGI
4. @AndrewYNg: practical AI education
5. @lilianweng: elite technical breakdowns
6. @demishassabis: frontier AI
7. @drfeifei: vision + human-centered AI
8. @ID_AA_Carmack: systems + AGI
9. @jeremyphoward: applied ML
10. @gwern: deep research rabbit holes
Bookmark this list.
Who should be #11?
@brightafia Few people understand that consistency is a key. Also important thing is that your easy days should be easy, so your hard training days can be hard! Nobody trains hard every single time, not even elite athletes. Few understand.
5K threshold run today.
2.5K easy to warm up
→ straight into the work
→ 1.5K easy to cool down
No shortcuts. No fluff. Just building the base.
Currently deep in base phase preparing for HYROX PRO.
80-85% of my training is a Z2 base running.
This is the part most people skip.
This is the part that wins later.
How to mix it (this is where most fail):
The formula isn’t complicated:
• Easy days → actually easy
• Hard days → intentional and structured
• No “grey zone” junk miles
Simple weekly structure:
- 3–5x Zone 2 runs
- 1x Threshold session
- 1x Intervals session
- 1–2 rest or light days
Zone 2 training decoded 👨🔬
Most people overlook Zone 2 training because it feels counterintuitive. Too slow and "easy" to seem effective.
While gym culture, social media and outdated myths glorify constant high-intensity workouts as the only path to results.
People equate effort with progress.
They're ignoring that 80% of elite training is low-intensity!
Zone 2 training (60-70% max heart rate, conversational pace) is crucial for elite athletes because:
- it builds the massive aerobic base needed to handle high training volumes
- recover faster between intense sessions
- sustain peak efforts longer without fatigue
For non-elites, Zone 2 provides low-stress gains:
- enhances fat burning
- elevates mood with endorphins
- lowers resting heart rate and blood pressure
- promotes longevity by reducing chronic disease risk
Do more Zone 2 cardio people!
P.S Yes, it should feel easy (moderate easy)!
#HYROX #Elite #Performance #Engineering