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# AMRAP with Max Rep

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

## Creating a AMRAP with Max Rep Workout in BTWB

### **Overview**

This guide walks you through creating an **AMRAP with Max Rep** 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: Navigate to the Planning Page**

You can access the planning page in one of two ways:

* Visit btwb.com/plan/calendar.
* Use the **Admin Portal** and navigate to the **Plan** section.

#### **Step 2: Select the Date for the Workout**

1. The planning page defaults to a **Month View**.
2. Click on the **desired date** where you want to schedule the workout (e.g., March 20th).
3. This will take you to the **Day View** for that date.

#### **Step 3: Add a Workout**

1. Click the **blue ‘Add’ button** on the top left.
2. Select **‘Workout’** from the options.

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### **Option 1: Using the AI Workout Builder**

1. On the **Workout Builder** page, enter the workout details:
   * Example: **20-minute AMRAP**
   * Add movements:
     * **500-meter row**
     * **400-meter run**
     * **Max rep bar muscle-ups**
2. Click **Continue**, and the AI will generate the workout.
3. Review the workout and click **‘Plan Workout’** to save it.

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### **Option 2: Using the Classic Builder (Manual Method)**

1. Click the **blue ‘Add’ button** again and select **‘Workout’**.
2. Scroll past the AI options and select **Classic Builder**.
3. Choose **‘Rounds, AMRAP, AMRAP with Max Rep’**.

#### **Customizing the Workout**

1. Adjust the **AMRAP duration** using the up/down arrows (e.g., change from 20 to 25 minutes).
2. Add movements:
   * **Row Calories**:
     * 20 calories for men
     * 15 calories for women
   * **Burpees**: 10 reps
   * **Toes-to-Bar (Max Rep)**:
     * Click on **‘Reps’** and select **‘Max Reps’**.
3. Click **Save** for each movement.
4. Scroll to the bottom and click **‘Plan Workout’** to finalize.

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### **Viewing the Scheduled Workout**

* Once added, the workout will appear in your **Day View** for the selected date.
* You can make edits as needed from the **calendar** view.

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### **Tips & Notes**

✅ **AI Builder vs. Classic Builder**: If you need a quick setup, use the AI Builder. For more control, use the Classic Builder.\
✅ **Max Rep Movements**: When setting a movement as max reps, ensure you select **‘Max Reps’** instead of entering a fixed number.\
✅ **Workout Variability**: You can mix running, rowing, bodyweight, and gymnastics movements for an effective AMRAP with Max Rep workout.

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### **Video Walkthrough**

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#### **Video Transcript**

This is a how-to guide for creating an **AMRAP with a max rep** style workout in BTWB.

The first step is to navigate to the **Plan Page**. You can do this by visiting btwb.com/plan/calendar or accessing it through the **Admin Portal**.

Once on the planning page, select the **date** you want to schedule the workout. In this example, we choose **Thursday, March 20th, 2025**. Clicking on the date takes us to the **Day View**.

Next, click on the **blue ‘Add’ button** in the top left corner and choose **‘Workout’**. This brings us to the **Workout Builder**.

We have two options:

1. **AI Workout Builder** – This allows us to generate a workout quickly. Enter "20-minute AMRAP" and add:
   * **500-meter row**
   * **400-meter run**
   * **Max rep bar muscle-ups**\
     The AI will generate the workout, and we simply click **‘Plan Workout’** to finalize it.
2. **Classic Builder (Manual Entry)** – If we prefer manual setup, we follow the same steps but choose the **Classic Builder** instead. We select **‘Rounds, AMRAP, AMRAP with Max Rep’**, adjust the time to **25 minutes**, and add movements:
   * **Row Calories** (20 for men, 15 for women)
   * **Burpees** (10 reps)
   * **Toes-to-Bar** (set to **Max Reps**)

After saving each movement, we scroll down and click **‘Plan Workout’**. Now, the workout is scheduled and visible in the **Day View** for March 20th.

That’s it! You now know how to create an **AMRAP with Max Rep** workout using BTWB. 🎯


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