Skip to content
ListRandom

Ready-made list

Build a random workout circuit

Home workouts stall when you stare at the same five exercises. A random circuit adds variety while staying bodyweight-friendly—no gym membership required.

Pick five moves for a quick circuit, or shuffle the full list into today’s order. Adjust reps to your level.

Jump to the randomizer

20 items · Ctrl/⌘+Enter to run

Wheel needs “How many” = 1.

Results

Run Pick (or spin the wheel) to draw from your list.

Try a scenario

Runs in your browser. Share links encode your list in the URL—only send them to people you trust.

Moves in this circuit bank

Beginner-friendly bodyweight moves. Swap in equipment variations if you train at a gym.

  1. 1. Bodyweight squats
  2. 2. Push-ups
  3. 3. Walking lunges
  4. 4. Plank hold
  5. 5. Glute bridges
  6. 6. Jumping jacks
  7. 7. Mountain climbers
  8. 8. Wall sit
  9. 9. Bird-dog
  10. 10. Dead bugs
  11. 11. Side lunges
  12. 12. Calf raises
  13. 13. Superman holds
  14. 14. High knees
  15. 15. Triceps dips (chair)
  16. 16. Reverse crunch
  17. 17. Shoulder taps
  18. 18. Step-ups
  19. 19. Side plank
  20. 20. March in place

Building a safe circuit

After you pick five moves, order them so you alternate push, pull/core, and legs when possible—even if the random list did not. Fair randomness picks the menu; you still coach the sequence.

Skip jumping moves on apartment floors at night. Delete high-impact lines before you draw if noise is an issue.

Progression without a new app

Keep the same seed for a week if you want a repeatable circuit to track reps. Change the seed when you are ready for a new five-move mix.

How to use this list

  1. 1

    Filter for space and noise

    Remove jumping or equipment moves you cannot do today.

  2. 2

    Pick your circuit size

    Five moves ≈ a short session; eight for longer training.

  3. 3

    Set rounds manually

    Do 3 rounds of 40 seconds on / 20 off—or your preferred timer.

Tips for this scenario

  • Warm up before the random circuit; the tool does not replace prep.
  • Pain is a stop signal—reroll that move out of the list.
  • Print the circuit if you train away from your phone.

Frequently asked questions

How do I make a 4-move circuit?

Set Pick to 4 and run. Copy the result into your timer app.

Can I include weights?

Yes—edit lines to “Goblet squat” or whatever you use; the randomizer does not validate form.

Is this medical advice?

No. It is a list randomizer. Consult a professional if you have injuries or health conditions.

Browse all lists