Leesaw Teeratep Shares First-Time HYROX Experience
Thai sports icon Teeratep "Leesaw" Winothai shares his insights and advice after completing his very first HYROX fitness race.

Stock photo for illustration only, not from the actual event
- Teeratep Leesaw Winothai competes in his first-ever HYROX event
- Describes the race as an eye-opening and challenging fitness experience
- Shares practical tips and advice for beginners wanting to try the sport
- Full interview and video clips available through sports media coverage
Teeratep Winothai, widely known as Leesaw among Thai sports fans and a former Thailand national football team striker, has shared his remarkable firsthand experience after participating in the globally renowned fitness race HYROX for the very first time, marking another exciting milestone in his fitness journey.
Taking part in this intense competition brought a fresh wave of excitement and left a strong impression on Leesaw, who admitted that the event opened up a completely new perspective on hybrid fitness sports that rigorously test endurance, strength, and speed simultaneously.
HYROX is a global fitness race format that combines 1 kilometer of running followed by 1 functional workout station, repeated across 8 rounds. It has gained massive popularity worldwide among fitness enthusiasts and professional athletes alike because it establishes a standardized global competition where participants can measure their personal limits.

Stock photo for illustration only, not from the actual event
For fitness enthusiasts who are inspired to take on the HYROX challenge following the footsteps of the former national football star, Leesaw has provided valuable advice and preparatory tips for beginners to safely and effectively condition themselves for the demanding race format.
Those interested in catching the full interview, detailed insights, and video clips regarding Leesaw's journey through this endurance event can watch the full coverage provided by Thairath Sport across their digital and online platforms.
Source: Thairath Sport
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