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Home, Street, or Classic Gym: Start With the Right Map

Home, Street, or Classic Gym: Start With the Right Map

Typed location presets add sensible starting equipment and zones while keeping every assignment editable.

Mapping a training location is powerful, but building every zone from scratch can slow down the first session. AnyGear now offers three editable starting points: home, street workout and classic gym.

Presets are a beginning

Each type can attach curated, typical zones and equipment. A home location may begin with compact gear and bodyweight options; a street workout location emphasizes bars and outdoor movements; a classic gym starts from common commercial equipment.

The preset never claims to know your exact room. Every assignment remains editable.

Make the map yours

  1. Choose the closest location type.
  2. Remove equipment that is not actually present.
  3. Add unusual or personal equipment.
  4. Adjust zones and position order to match the floor.
  5. Mark the location as default if it is your usual starting point.

Better input, more practical training

The type speeds up setup; the edits create accuracy. That accurate map can improve generation, alternatives and supersets across web and mobile without forcing every gym into the same template.