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# AMRAP Repeats

How to Create an AMRAP Repeats in BTWB – This guide walks you through how to create an 'AMRAP Repeats' workout in BTWB.

## Creating a AMRAP Repeats Workout in BTWB

### Overview

This guide walks you through creating an **AMRAP Repeats** workout in BTWB. Whether using the AI Workout Builder or the Classic Builder, you’ll learn how to plan and schedule this workout type efficiently.

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### Step-by-Step Guide

#### Step 1: Access the Planning Page

* Navigate to the planning page at **btwb.com/plan/calendar**.
* Alternatively, access it through the **new admin portal**.

#### Step 2: Select the Date

* Choose the date you want to schedule the workout.
* Example: Click on **March 18th** to open the day view.

#### Step 3: Add a New Workout

* In the **day view**, locate the **blue "Add" button** on the left and click it.
* A dropdown menu appears; select **Workout**.

#### Step 4: Use the AI Workout Builder (Optional)

* To create a workout quickly, enter workout details into the AI Workout Builder:
  * Example: `3 cycles of 5-minute AMRAP with 2-minute rest between cycles`
  * Movements:
    * `200m Run`
    * `50 Double-unders`
    * `15 Thrusters (95/65 lbs)`
* Click **Continue** to generate the workout.
* If modifications are needed, click the **Edit button** to adjust movements or weights.
* Click **Plan Workout** to finalize.

#### Step 5: Manually Build the Workout (Optional)

If you prefer manual entry:

1. Click **Add** > **Workout**.
2. Scroll to **Classic Builder**.
3. Select **AMRAP Repeats**.
4. Customize the workout:
   * Example: `6 cycles of 4 minutes and 30 seconds with a 1-minute rest`
   * Add movements:
     * **Row Calories**: `10 (men) / 8 (women)`
     * **Pull-ups**: `10 reps`
     * **Burpees**: `10 reps`
5. Click **Plan Workout** to save.

#### Step 6: Verify and Exit

* Check the **day view** to confirm the workout appears.
* Click the **"X"** (top left) to return to the calendar.

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### Tips & Notes

* The AI Workout Builder saves time, but manual entry allows for full customization.
* Adjust weights, reps, or time limits based on athlete needs.
* Ensure clear movement standards for better athlete execution.

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### Video Walkthrough

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Video Walkthrough Of How To Plan An AMRAP Repeats Workout
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#### Transcription

This is a guide on creating an AMRAP Repeats workout, similar to "The Chief." First, access the **planning page** at **btwb.com/plan/calendar** or through the **new admin portal**.

Once in the **month view**, select the date for the workout. For this example, we choose **Tuesday, March 18th**. Clicking on **March 18th** opens the **day view**.

Next, click the **blue "Add" button** on the left. A dropdown appears; select **Workout**. You have two options: the **AI Workout Builder** or the **Classic Builder**.

Using the **AI Workout Builder**, input: `3 cycles of 5-minute AMRAP with 2-minute rest between cycles`. Add movements:

* `200m Run`
* `50 Double-unders`
* `15 Thrusters (95/65 lbs)`

Click **Continue** to generate the workout. If adjustments are needed, use the **Edit button**. Once satisfied, click **Plan Workout**.

For manual entry, select **Workout**, scroll to **Classic Builder**, and choose **AMRAP Repeats**. Customize as follows:

* `6 cycles of 4 minutes and 30 seconds with a 1-minute rest`
* **Row Calories**: `10 (men) / 8 (women)`
* **Pull-ups**: `10 reps`
* **Burpees**: `10 reps`

Click **Plan Workout** to save. After creation, return to the **day view** to confirm both workouts are scheduled.

That’s it! Your AMRAP Repeats workout is now set up in BTWB.


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