Wiring a switch to control a branch circuit

I'm inexperienced with wiring switches. I do basic rough-in wiring for my rooms (outlets, junctions, conduit, even a custom light controller with relays), but never do any switches. After searching online, I'm not seeing any tutorials for exactly what I'm trying to do. I want to have a switch control a branch circuit, comprised of multiple outlets. For example, being able to turn off all "circulation outlets" (outlets with oscillating, shaefer, inline carbon plugged into them) with a switch at the entrance of a room.

Just switch the hot leg. It's pretty basic.

Run your circuit from breaker to switch first. Feed all plugs off that switch and you’ll be good

Thanks guys. It really was that easy. Was making a mess of a simple situation.