DynoWorkout programming
The whiteboard, the strength cycle and the leaderboard, in the app your members already use to book and pay. Write the day once. Every member sees it, logs a score, and watches the numbers move.
Take a closer look.
One screen for the whole whiteboard
Build the day in parts: a strength piece, the metcon, the accessory work. Each part carries the facts a coach used to write into the body text, a time cap, intended effort, a superset mark, and notes only coaches see.
Your weights, not a percentage sign
A member opens the day and sees the sets in kilograms, worked out from the rep max they hold, rounded to the plates your gym owns. They log what they lifted and Dyno flags the personal best.
Prescribe the percentages, once
Pick the lift, set the reps and the percentage of a rep max, and every member gets their own numbers. Ramp across sets, give a range, or hold the same percentage throughout.
A leaderboard that reads like the whiteboard
Scores rank RX+ above RX above scaled, and anyone who ran out of clock sits below with the reps they finished. Type up the whiteboard after class and the member sees it as their own score.
Your standards, in your members’ pockets
Forty-eight movements to start from, then edit them into your gym’s language. What it is, what counts as a rep, how to scale it, the names your members actually write, and a link to a demo.
Save it once, and the history follows
Keep the workouts you repeat in a library and drop one into any day. Members see how they did last time they hit it, so a benchmark stops being a number on a wall and starts being a measure of progress.
Everything in workout programming
- Write it onceThe day goes out to every member, on every track you run.
- Percentages in kilogramsEach member sees weights worked out from their own rep max.
- A board worth chasingRX+ above RX above scaled, with capped scores in their own tier.
- Your movement libraryWhat a rep looks like at your gym, and how to scale it.
- Benchmarks with historySave Fran once and every member sees how they did last time.
- Release when you choosePublish a fortnight ahead and let members see a set number of days.
- Private scoresA member can log a score and keep it off the board.
- On the class registerA booked class carries that day’s workout inside its details.
- Bolt-onAvailable on any plan as a paid add-on.
One screen for the whole whiteboard
Build the day in parts: a strength piece, the metcon, the accessory work. Each part carries the facts a coach used to write into the body text, a time cap, intended effort, a superset mark, and notes only coaches see.
As many tracks as you run Main, Barbell Club, Kids, each with its own day.
Published or drafted The calendar shows which days are live at a glance.
Coach notes stay private A member read never carries them.
Your weights, not a percentage sign
A member opens the day and sees the sets in kilograms, worked out from the rep max they hold, rounded to the plates your gym owns. They log what they lifted and Dyno flags the personal best.
Worked out per member 75% of a 135kg 3RM reads as 102.5kg.
Logged in seconds Set by set, or one score for the workout.
Personal bests flagged No spreadsheet, no coach to tell.
Prescribe the percentages, once
Pick the lift, set the reps and the percentage of a rep max, and every member gets their own numbers. Ramp across sets, give a range, or hold the same percentage throughout.
Any rep max Percentages of a 1RM through to a 10RM.
Three ways to build Sets by reps, one percentage, or set by set.
Rounded to your plates Set the increment once in settings.
A leaderboard that reads like the whiteboard
Scores rank RX+ above RX above scaled, and anyone who ran out of clock sits below with the reps they finished. Type up the whiteboard after class and the member sees it as their own score.
Scaled never beats RX Tiers first, then the time or the load.
Capped scores counted Reps completed, ranked on their own.
Private scores respected Hidden from the board the gym sees.
Your standards, in your members’ pockets
Forty-eight movements to start from, then edit them into your gym’s language. What it is, what counts as a rep, how to scale it, the names your members actually write, and a link to a demo.
Attached to the workout Members tap a movement on the day itself.
Aliases included T2B and TTB both find toes-to-bar.
Also a lift Link a movement to the lift it loads.
Save it once, and the history follows
Keep the workouts you repeat in a library and drop one into any day. Members see how they did last time they hit it, so a benchmark stops being a number on a wall and starts being a measure of progress.
Your benchmarks, your names Fran, the team WOD, the yearly test.
History comes with it Members see their last score on the day.
Lifts included Save a strength piece with its percentages intact.
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