How can i track 'Boot Camp' Press ups, Running, Sit ups, lunge, shuttle runs etc.

You should use strenght, but keep in mind it wont track distance. 

okay... but as 'Boot Camp' involves lots of running, shuttles & stationary workouts i wanted to try and track the whole session ..  would have thought there would be a cross-fit or boot-camp setting? 

I'd suggest adding a new "Other" activity and name it "Boot Camp." Then adjust the settings and data screens to your liking. Once you're done, move it to your favorites so it will be at the top of your activity list.

thats a good idea.. ill try it .. thanks 

Another option is to create a new multisport activity, add the sports you're going to do, probably: running/treadmill -> strength -> running/treadmill -> bike -> etc...

Then every station you jump a sport.

If it's just jumping between two sports back and forth you can add it only once, and in the settings that come up select repeat on

This way it will count the distance

Hi Nadav  yes i already looked at this but as you say its like a fixed discipline... our instructors delver the training more dynamically (so to speak) and one never knows whats coming next! and never has the time to scroll up and down through menus's..  50 burpees awarded to those who delay .. you get the idea?? 

Yeah of course,

Then what I would do is set it to running and cardio and wouldn't bother about counting reps and sets within the strength part. Then just jump between the two

I think I would just use the Run activity, or make a copy of the Run activity and call it "Boot Camp". Use the lap button between each activity.

It'll accurately track your distance and HR, the time each activity took, and your calories should be roughly accurate even if you're stationary since it's not based on distance.

Then, as pointed out above, you can tweak the datascreens to your liking.

HI C.sco okay so i copy run activity to bootcamp etc.. once active how do i create laps? what button please? 

The Lap button (the bottom-right one).

You also need to have "Lap Key" turned on in the activity's settings (it's usually on by default). I would also turn off Auto-Lap, since you'll probably want to log all the laps manually.