With the Programming feature, you have the ability to score workouts in a number of different ways.
You can score by:
AMRAP - Reps (As Many Reps As Possible)
The customer will complete as many reps as possible in a limited amount of time.
Example: The workout is as many reps of push-ups as possible, if you finish 100 push-ups then your score is 100 reps.
AMRAP - Rounds (As Many Rounds As Possible)
The customer will complete as many rounds as possible in a limited amount of time.
Example: The workout is as many rounds of 10 push-ups as possible, if you do 50 push-ups then your score is 5 rounds.
AMRAP - Rounds and Reps (As Many Rounds And Reps As Possible)
The customer will complete as many rounds and reps as possible in a limited amount of time.
Example: The workout is 10 reps per round, you can log your score as 4 rounds and 5 reps because you didn't hit 10 reps on the final round.
Calories
The customer will track the number of calories burned during the workout.
Example: Riding a stationary bike for 100 calories burned.
Completion
The workout is scored by if the customer completes it.
Example: A 2-mile run with no time limit could be scored by completion.
Points
The workout score is point-based which are assigned based on the customer's placement on the leaderboard. They decrease as they go lower on the leaderboard.
Example: If you place first in the workout, you get 10 points but if you place last then you only receive 1.
Time
The workout is scored by the amount of time it took to complete.
Example: Your score will be 7 minutes if you complete the workout in 7 minutes.
Weight
The customer will score this workout based on the amount of weight used.
Example: If the workout is a back squat, your score would be the amount of weight you added to the bar.
*Note: Customers can record their scores without being signed into a class.