About the library

Every workout here opens in the Fiz app, where it has its own leaderboard. Compare your score with everyone who has logged it or just the people you follow, and your personal bests are kept for you. Start with a benchmark like Fran or Cindy if you want a number to beat, or a Fiz original if you want something new.

For the formats themselves, read the guides to AMRAP, for time and EMOM workouts, or how to pace a workout.

Are these workouts free?
Yes. Every workout here is free to open, log and score in the Fiz app on iOS and Android, and each one has its own leaderboard. Fiz Pro adds extras such as AI programs, but logging and leaderboards stay free.
How do I log a score?
Open the workout in the Fiz app, tap to log it and enter your result the way the workout is scored: a time, rounds and reps, or a weight. Your score goes on the leaderboard straight away. The step-by-step guide has screenshots.
What is a Hero WOD?
A Hero WOD is a workout named for a military service member, first responder or police officer who died in service. Most are long and deliberately hard. Murph, the best known, is a 1 mile run, 100 pull-ups, 200 push-ups, 300 air squats and another 1 mile run, traditionally in a 20lb vest.
What is the difference between AMRAP, EMOM and for time?
For time means a fixed amount of work done as fast as possible, scored on time. AMRAP means as many rounds or reps as possible in a fixed time, scored on rounds and reps. EMOM means every minute on the minute: you start a set at the top of each minute and rest for what is left of it.
Can I do these workouts at home?
Many of them. Cindy needs a pull-up bar, Angie and Barbara need a bar and some floor, and Murph needs a bar and ideally a vest. In the app you can make your own version of any workout and swap a movement for one your equipment allows.

Log them in Fiz

Every workout here is free in the Fiz app on iOS and Android, with a leaderboard on each one. Log your score and see where you rank.