Workout Wheel – Random Exercise Spinner

A workout wheel (or exercise wheel) picks a random exercise and how much to do. Press Spin all for a bodyweight move such as squats, plank or high knees and an amount such as 15 reps or 45 seconds. Spin again after each set for a quick home workout with no equipment.

Workout Wheel with sample entries: Jumping jacks, Squats and Push-ups (or knee push-ups)

For holds like plank, side plank and wall sit, read "reps" as seconds. Stop if anything hurts, and check with a doctor before starting exercise if you have a health condition.

A 10-Minute Workout With the Wheel

1

Warm up

March on the spot and do arm circles for one minute.

2

Spin all

Do the exercise for the reps or time shown.

3

Rest 30 seconds

Then spin again. Repeat for about eight rounds.

4

Cool down

Walk slowly and stretch for a minute.

Ways to Use the Exercise Wheel

PE class

The class spins and everyone does the move.

Brain break between lessons.

Home workouts

No gym, no equipment, no planning.

Living-room workout.

Challenges

Friends take turns spinning – loser picks the next spin.

Workout roulette.

Desk breaks

One spin every hour at work.

Calf raises at your desk.

Is It Random?

Every slice has the same chance: the wheel picks with your browser's cryptographic random generator before the animation starts, and the result cannot be steered by when you click. Turn on Auto-remove winner to go through the whole list without repeats.

Edit both wheels to fit you: swap burpees for marching, or add your own exercises and amounts.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a workout wheel?
A spinner that picks a random exercise and an amount, so you do not have to plan a workout. Spin, do the set, rest and spin again.
Do I need equipment?
No. All 18 default exercises use body weight only. Chair dips need a sturdy chair.
Can I use it in PE class?
Yes. Show it on the classroom screen and let students take turns pressing Spin all.

Spin a Workout

One move, one amount – go.

Spin the Workout Wheel