AI-Powered CrossFit Programming

Programming That Actually Makes Sense

Science-backed yearly plans, AI-generated daily workouts, and real-time compliance tracking. Built for CrossFit coaches who want structure without losing creativity.

Start With the Big Picture

Science-Backed Yearly Plans

Great programming starts at the macro level. Define a yearly plan built on periodization research — with training seasons, mesocycles (3 loading + 1 deload), energy system targets, and progressive overload cycles. It’s not random. It’s structured around proven principles.

General Fitness

For the everyday athlete (30–55 yo). Concurrent periodization balancing strength, conditioning, and physique goals. Based on Stone et al. (2021) and Rhea & Alderman (2004) meta-analysis.

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Competition Prep

For competitive athletes. Higher volume and intensity with competition simulation cycles. Built on CrossFit methodology and competitive programming research.

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Masters / Active Aging

For athletes 55+. Focus on bone density, balance, and joint health. Based on Fragala et al. (2019) NSCA position statement and the LIFTMOR trial (Watson et al. 2018).

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Or build your own plan tailored to your community (coming soon).

Yearly Overview52 weeks
Winter
Spring
Summer
Fall
WinterWk 1-13
Hypertrophy
Hypertrophy
Hypertrophy
Deload
SpringWk 14-26
Strength
Strength
Strength
Deload
SummerWk 27-39
Power
Power
Power
Deload
FallWk 40-52
Peaking
Peaking
Peaking
Deload
Loading Block
Deload Week
Current Week
Equipment Profile18 of 24 Available
Barbells
Bumper Plates
Pull-Up Rigs
Rowers
Assault Bikes
SkiErgs
Plyo Boxes
Rings
Dumbbells
Kettlebells
Wall Balls
Ropes
GHDs
Sleds
Sandbags
Jump Ropes
Bench
Squat Racks
Pegboards
Echo Bikes
D-Balls
Yoke
Parallettes
Bands
60Min Class
6Days/Week
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Configure Your Space

Your Gym, Your Rules

Tell us what equipment you have, your class format, and your community’s goals. The AI uses this to generate workouts that actually work in YOUR space — no assault bikes if you don’t have them, no outdoor runs in summer heat.

Equipment checklist with availability tracking
Class duration and format configuration
Climate and facility-specific settings
Movement preferences and athlete demographics
Coach-Driven Weekly Programming

Three Options. Your Choice. Every Day.

Each week, the AI generates 3 distinct workout suggestions per day — all compliant with your yearly plan. Pick one, modify it, or build from scratch. Real-time validation warns you if something conflicts with the plan. YOU have the final say.

Option A

The Classic

A proven workout structure that fits the day's goals and energy system targets.

Option B

The Original

Fresh movement patterns and creative pairings you might not have considered.

Option C

The Remix

A different format entirely -- EMOM instead of AMRAP, chipper instead of couplet.

Build Your Own

From Scratch

Start with a blank canvas. Live constraint validation keeps you aligned with the plan.

Plan Constraints

Primary FocusBack Squat 5x3
Pass
Energy SystemPhosphagen + Glycolytic
Pass
Time Domain8-14 min metcon
Pass
Volume CheckModerate
Pass
Movement BalancePush : Pull ratio 1.4:1
Warn

Wednesday — Week 12

Compliant1 Warning
Strength

Back Squat
5 x 3 @ 82-87% 1RM
Rest 2:30-3:00 between sets

Metcon

3 Rounds for Time:
12 Deadlifts (185/135)
9 Box Jump Overs (24"/20")
6 Strict Handstand Push-Ups

Target: 9-12 min | Time Cap: 14 min

Research-Backed

Built on Science

Every constraint, recommendation, and validation rule traces back to peer-reviewed research. Here is a sample of the evidence base powering WOD Architect.

Periodization

Stone et al. (2021)

J Strength Cond Res

Block periodization produces superior strength gains compared to traditional models in trained athletes.

Periodization

Rhea & Alderman (2004)

J Strength Cond Res

Meta-analysis confirming periodized programs outperform non-periodized by 47% for strength outcomes.

Recovery Windows

Bartolomei et al. (2017)

J Strength Cond Res

48-72 hour recovery windows optimize muscular adaptation between high-intensity sessions.

Training Volume

Schoenfeld et al. (2015)

J Sports Sciences

Dose-response relationship between weekly volume and hypertrophy, with diminishing returns above 10+ sets.

Polarized Training

Stoggl & Sperlich (2014)

Front Physiol

Polarized training distribution (80/20 low/high intensity) outperforms threshold and high-volume models.

Masters Training

Fragala et al. (2019)

J Strength Cond Res

NSCA position statement on resistance training for older adults: progressive overload with joint-health emphasis.

Bone Density

Watson et al. (2018)

J Bone Miner Res

LIFTMOR trial: high-intensity resistance and impact training safely improves bone density in postmenopausal women.

Heat Adaptation

Racinais et al. (2015)

Br J Sports Med

Consensus on exercise in heat: progressive acclimatization protocols and session modification guidelines.

CrossFit Performance

Claudino et al. (2018)

Sports Med Open

Systematic review of CrossFit methodology: concurrent training benefits with structured programming yielding best outcomes.

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