Workout Wheel
Random order keeps a circuit interesting and stops you skipping the exercises you like least. Spin, do the set, spin again.
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Editing the entries only changes your copy. Press Save in the Saved wheels panel to keep it, or reset to start again.
Keyboard shortcuts
- Space Spin the wheel
- R Spin again
- F Full screen
- S Open settings
- Esc Close a dialog or leave full screen
While you are typing in a box, these keys belong to the box — only Escape stays global.
How to use this template
- Edit the exercises to match your equipment, your space and your level.
- Set the spin time to about a second so the wheel is not the slowest part of your circuit.
- Leave “Remove the winner after each spin” off for a random circuit, or on to work through a fixed set once.
- Full screen (F) puts the next exercise in large type across the room.
What people use it for
- Home circuits where the order should change every session.
- PE warm-ups with the wheel on the projector.
- A finisher round at the end of a class.
- Desk breaks: a few gentle stretches on a wheel and a reminder to spin it.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a training plan?
No. It randomises the order of exercises you have already chosen. Programming, progression and whether an exercise suits you are outside what a wheel can know.
Can I build a fixed-length circuit?
Turn on “Remove the winner after each spin” and spin as many times as you want exercises. Each one comes up once.
Can I run a timer alongside it?
WheelToss has no timer. Put the duration in the entry text — “45 seconds plank” — and use whatever timer you already trust.
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