Set a score type
Web Owner · Admin · Manager · CoachA workout without a score type can be viewed but not ranked. Setting one turns on result logging and the leaderboard.
The score types
| Type | Members enter | Ranked |
|---|---|---|
| For time | Time to complete | Fastest first |
| For load | Weight and unit | Heaviest first |
| For reps | Total reps | Most first |
| For rounds | Rounds plus partial reps | Most first |
Score direction — whether higher or lower is better — is set alongside the type and drives ranking.
Benchmark workouts
Turn on Is benchmark and set a benchmark key for named workouts you re-run — Murph, Fran, Grace, Cindy.
The benchmark key lets results compare across every time you’ve run it, not just today. A member can see their Fran time from last March next to today’s.
Use a consistent key. fran every time, not Fran once and fran-2026 the next.
Rx and Scaled
Any scored workout requires members to mark Rx or Scaled when logging. They rank in separate divisions, with Rx above Scaled on the combined view — standard box convention.
Why this matters
The daily leaderboard is a core engagement driver. A day’s WOD with no score type produces no board and no reason to log.
Set a score type on every WOD you’d want ranked. It takes five seconds and it’s the difference between members logging and not.