Word for defining basic, derived or combined

Question

I am looking for a word/words that can be used as a label where a user selects one option from either basic, derived or combination.

When talking about an exercise, you could define it as a basic, derived or combination.

Take a squat for example,

• a basic squat could be standing normally with toes pointing forward and then bending knees.
• One derived version could be adding a little hop added. Another derived version could be adding a pause while knees are bent.
• A combination is a combination of exercises such as squat + bicep curl.

This is to be used in a software where there is a drop down and a label for the dropdown. The dropdown will contain the 3 options above. It is giving an exercise various properties and I'm trying to come up with an appropriate label, which can't be longer than 2 or 3 words but preferably 1.

So what would such a word(s) be?

Thanks

Answer 1

As I said in the comments, I think the best word that sums up the choices you specified is variant.

a form or version of something that differs in some respect from other forms of the same thing or from a standard.

Answer 2

For basic, you could use simple--one exercise, most basic implementation.

For derived, you could use advanced, or perhaps extended or enhanced, which is simple, with a twist.

For combination, I would just shorten that to combo, since it's already reasonably clear given your bicep example.