Steve Valdiserri Completes Second Hyrox Competition, Moves Base to Northern Virginia

• Steve Valdiserri, SVP of Operations at Tally, finished his second Hyrox event on September 5 and is now based in Ashburn, Virginia.

A second Hyrox, and the year isn’t over

Michigan, USA, Sep 16, 2026, ZEX PR WIRE — Steve Valdiserri crossed the finish line at his second Hyrox competition on September 5. His first was in May 2025, and the plan from the start was to compete twice a year, not once.

Hyrox pairs running with functional work stations: sled pushes, wall balls, rowing, farmer’s carries. There is no shortcut through it. You either did the training or you feel it by the second station.

“The gap between my first and second race is the part I care about,” Valdiserri said. “Anyone can show up once. Showing up again, trained better, with the same discipline, is the actual test.”

He is expecting additional photos from the event within the coming week and plans to share them as they come in.

The move to Northern Virginia

Valdiserri is now based in Ashburn, Virginia, in Northern Virginia. The move puts him closer to not only the pace of the healthcare and technology work he does day to day, but also to the founding team of Tally who are all located just outside of D.C. 

“Location changes. The work doesn’t,” he said. “I still train early, I still run operations the same way, and I still expect the same things from myself no matter which city I’m waking up in.”

What stays constant

Valdiserri runs company operations at Tally, the AI and automation layer, and its sister company Accurio Health, the human-led revenue cycle services business Tally is built on. He owns client success and delivery, operational readiness, client launches, and growth. The arrangement is simple in principle: the CEO focuses on strategy and market, and Valdiserri runs the engine underneath it, team, systems, and execution against the plan.

That kind of operating discipline is the same muscle he uses in Hyrox training. Both come down to a plan, a daily commitment to it, and enough honesty with yourself to know when you’re cutting corners.

“Training and operations both punish shortcuts eventually,” he said. “You can hide a weak spot for a while. Race day or launch day, it shows up.”

Why the update matters now

A location change and a second Hyrox finish are small facts on their own. Together they mark a stretch where Valdiserri has kept two commitments moving at the same time: building out operations at Tally and Accurio Health, and staying on his training plan without letting one slip because of the other.

“I don’t separate the two anymore,” he said. “How I show up physically is tied to how I show up at work. If one goes soft, the other usually does too.”

He is already thinking about his next Hyrox date, though he has not set one publicly yet. For now, the focus is steady recovery and getting back into a training cycle.

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About Steve Valdiserri

Steve Valdiserri is SVP of Operations at Tally and its sister company Accurio Health, based in Ashburn, Virginia. He runs client success, delivery, and growth across both companies, following a career that includes nearly a decade at VillageMD and founding Avanti Strategy Group, a healthcare strategy and advisory practice. He is a competitive Hyrox athlete who trains daily and completed his second event on September 5.