Within our Workout Software, you have the ability to include block scoring workouts in the workout creator.

This guide will cover how to add block scoring in the workout creator, logging the workout on the web and how the score results are displayed in a leaderboard.

1. Create Text Block

In the workout creator, click on the square icon to add a text block.

Create Text Block

2. Select the Text Block

Select the newly created text block.

Select the Text Block

3. Enter Details

Enter the details for the block including title, description and the scoring type.

Enter Details

4. Moving Text Blocks

Moving a text block using the arrows will move it above or below the adjacent block and cannot be grouped into another block.

Moving Text Blocks

5. Add Exercises

Exercises and additional text blocks can be added below or above by clicking on the plus icon.

Add Exercises

6. Search Exercise

Search to add exercise or click on the square icon to add another text block.

Search Exercise

7. Log this Workout

Text block workouts can be logged on the web from the client’s journal. Click on the “Log this Workout” button.

Log this Workout

8. Enable/Disable

In the web logger, the user has the option to enable or disable prescribed for each text block.

Enable/Disable

9. Enter Scores

Notice each text block has its own scoring. Enter the score for each text block.

Enter Scores

10. Log Workout

Workout scoring can also be enabled in addition to the individual block scoring. Click on ‘Log Workout’.

Log Workout

11. View Summary

View score results in the workout summary on the journal.

View Summary

12. RX – Scaled

If the workout is part of a leaderboard calendar, each block will have 2 tabs at the top of the leaderboard page. One for Prescribed (RX) and one for Scaled.

RX - Scaled

13. Block A Scaled

Clicking on the tab will display the results for that block.

Block A Scaled

This guide covered how to add text blocks with scoring in the workout creator as a trainer, log a workout with block scoring from the client’s point of view and the score results on a leaderboard.

Block Scoring Overview