MOVEMENT LIBRARY

Build a stronger
routine.

Tap a body area to find exercises that work it, then add your favorites to a weekly routine.

01 / CHOOSE YOUR FOCUS

Where do you want to work?

Tap the front or back of the body. Select more than one area if you like.

FRONTShouldersChestArmsCoreFront legsCalves
BACKShouldersBackArmsGlutesBack legsCalves

Body areas

02 / FIND IDEAS

Explore all exercises

43 ideas across the whole body.

SQUAT

Bodyweight squat

Quads · glutes

Stand with feet about shoulder width apart. Sit back and down, then press through your feet to stand.

Beginner friendlyBodyweight option
Calories by 5-rep increments
Estimated active calories for Bodyweight squat
5 reps10 reps15 reps20 reps25 reps30 reps
2 kcal4 kcal7 kcal9 kcal11 kcal13 kcal

MET is the exercise intensity; height, age, and sex stay attached to your profile while weight scales the active-energy estimate. Rest periods, load, pace, and form change actual burn. Reference: Adult Compendium of Physical Activities ↗.

How to perform
Bodyweight squat starting position
Start
Bodyweight squat finishing position
Finish

Body focus: Quads · glutes. Images from the public-domain free-exercise-db dataset ↗

  1. Stand tall with feet about shoulder width apart.
  2. Send your hips back and bend your knees while keeping your chest lifted.
  3. Press through your whole foot to stand and squeeze your glutes at the top.
View illustrated demonstration on MuscleWiki ↗
SINGLE-LEG

Reverse lunge

Quads · glutes

Step one foot back, lower both knees with control, then drive through the front foot.

Beginner friendlyAlternative included
Calories by 5-rep increments
Estimated active calories for Reverse lunge
5 reps10 reps15 reps20 reps25 reps30 reps
2 kcal4 kcal7 kcal9 kcal11 kcal13 kcal

MET is the exercise intensity; height, age, and sex stay attached to your profile while weight scales the active-energy estimate. Rest periods, load, pace, and form change actual burn. Reference: Adult Compendium of Physical Activities ↗.

How to perform
Reverse lunge starting position
Start
Reverse lunge finishing position
Finish

Body focus: Quads · glutes. Images from the public-domain free-exercise-db dataset ↗

  1. Stand tall and brace your midsection.
  2. Step one foot back or onto a stable step, lowering with control.
  3. Drive through the front foot and return to your starting position.
View illustrated demonstration on MuscleWiki ↗

Adaptation: Need more support? Hold a wall or use a chair for balance.

BRIDGE

Glute bridge

Glutes · hamstrings

Lie on your back with knees bent. Squeeze your glutes to lift your hips, then lower slowly.

Beginner friendlyBodyweight option
Calories by 5-rep increments
Estimated active calories for Glute bridge
5 reps10 reps15 reps20 reps25 reps30 reps
2 kcal3 kcal5 kcal6 kcal8 kcal9 kcal

MET is the exercise intensity; height, age, and sex stay attached to your profile while weight scales the active-energy estimate. Rest periods, load, pace, and form change actual burn. Reference: Adult Compendium of Physical Activities ↗.

How to perform
Glute bridge starting position
Start
Glute bridge finishing position
Finish

Body focus: Glutes · hamstrings. Images from the public-domain free-exercise-db dataset ↗

  1. Lie on your back with knees bent and feet planted.
  2. Brace your core and lift your hips until your body forms a straight line.
  3. Pause and squeeze your glutes, then lower slowly.
View illustrated demonstration on MuscleWiki ↗
CALVES

Calf raise

Calves

Rise onto the balls of your feet, pause at the top, and lower through a full range.

Beginner friendlyBodyweight option
Calories by 5-rep increments
Estimated active calories for Calf raise
5 reps10 reps15 reps20 reps25 reps30 reps
2 kcal3 kcal5 kcal6 kcal8 kcal9 kcal

MET is the exercise intensity; height, age, and sex stay attached to your profile while weight scales the active-energy estimate. Rest periods, load, pace, and form change actual burn. Reference: Adult Compendium of Physical Activities ↗.

How to perform
Calf raise starting position
Start
Calf raise finishing position
Finish

Body focus: Calves. Images from the public-domain free-exercise-db dataset ↗

  1. Stand tall and use a wall or chair for balance if needed.
  2. Rise onto the balls of your feet through a comfortable range.
  3. Pause at the top, then lower your heels slowly.
View illustrated demonstration on MuscleWiki ↗
PUSH

Push-up

Chest · triceps

Start in a firm plank. Lower your chest with control, then push the floor away.

Beginner friendlyAlternative included
Calories by 5-rep increments
Estimated active calories for Push-up
5 reps10 reps15 reps20 reps25 reps30 reps
2 kcal4 kcal5 kcal7 kcal9 kcal11 kcal

MET is the exercise intensity; height, age, and sex stay attached to your profile while weight scales the active-energy estimate. Rest periods, load, pace, and form change actual burn. Reference: Adult Compendium of Physical Activities ↗.

How to perform
Push-up starting position
Start
Push-up finishing position
Finish

Body focus: Chest · triceps. Images from the public-domain free-exercise-db dataset ↗

  1. Setup: Place hands under or just wider than shoulders and make a straight line from shoulders to hips.
  2. Movement: Bend elbows back about 30–45 degrees and lower your chest with control.
  3. Finish: Press the floor away until your arms are straight, keeping your hips in line.
View illustrated demonstration on MuscleWiki ↗

Adaptation: Need less load? Use an incline push-up against a sturdy counter.

PUSH

Incline push-up

Chest · shoulders

Place your hands on a stable raised surface and keep your body in one straight line as you press.

Beginner friendlyBodyweight option
Calories by 5-rep increments
Estimated active calories for Incline push-up
5 reps10 reps15 reps20 reps25 reps30 reps
2 kcal4 kcal5 kcal7 kcal9 kcal11 kcal

MET is the exercise intensity; height, age, and sex stay attached to your profile while weight scales the active-energy estimate. Rest periods, load, pace, and form change actual burn. Reference: Adult Compendium of Physical Activities ↗.

How to perform
Incline push-up starting position
Start
Incline push-up finishing position
Finish

Body focus: Chest · shoulders. Images from the public-domain free-exercise-db dataset ↗

  1. Setup: Place hands under or just wider than shoulders and make a straight line from shoulders to hips.
  2. Movement: Bend elbows back about 30–45 degrees and lower your chest with control.
  3. Finish: Press the floor away until your arms are straight, keeping your hips in line.
View illustrated demonstration on MuscleWiki ↗
PUSH

Pike push-up

Shoulders · triceps

From a hips-high position, bend your elbows to lower your head toward the floor, then press up.

Beginner friendlyAlternative included
Calories by 5-rep increments
Estimated active calories for Pike push-up
5 reps10 reps15 reps20 reps25 reps30 reps
2 kcal4 kcal5 kcal7 kcal9 kcal11 kcal

MET is the exercise intensity; height, age, and sex stay attached to your profile while weight scales the active-energy estimate. Rest periods, load, pace, and form change actual burn. Reference: Adult Compendium of Physical Activities ↗.

How to perform
Animated demonstration of a pike push-up, showing the hips high in an inverted V while the head lowers between the hands

Body focus: shoulders, triceps, upper chest. Source and CC BY-SA 4.0 attribution ↗

  1. Setup: Start on hands and feet with hips lifted high, forming an upside-down V.
  2. Movement: Bend your elbows and lower the top of your head toward the floor between your hands.
  3. Finish: Press the floor away and return to the upside-down V without letting your elbows flare wide.
View illustrated demonstration on MuscleWiki ↗

Adaptation: Need less load? Try a wall shoulder press with a smaller range.

PULL

Bent-over row

Upper back · biceps

Hinge at the hips, keep your back neutral, and pull the weights toward your ribs.

Beginner friendlyBodyweight option
Calories by 5-rep increments
Estimated active calories for Bent-over row
5 reps10 reps15 reps20 reps25 reps30 reps
2 kcal4 kcal5 kcal7 kcal9 kcal11 kcal

MET is the exercise intensity; height, age, and sex stay attached to your profile while weight scales the active-energy estimate. Rest periods, load, pace, and form change actual burn. Reference: Adult Compendium of Physical Activities ↗.

How to perform
Bent-over row starting position
Start
Bent-over row finishing position
Finish

Body focus: Upper back · biceps. Images from the public-domain free-exercise-db dataset ↗

  1. Set your shoulders down and back before you begin.
  2. Pull the band or weights toward your ribs while keeping your spine neutral.
  3. Pause briefly, then lower with control and keep tension in the upper back.
View illustrated demonstration on MuscleWiki ↗
PULL

Band pull-apart

Rear shoulders · upper back

Hold a band at chest height and pull it apart while keeping your ribs down.

Beginner friendlyBodyweight option
Calories by 5-rep increments
Estimated active calories for Band pull-apart
5 reps10 reps15 reps20 reps25 reps30 reps
2 kcal4 kcal5 kcal7 kcal9 kcal11 kcal

MET is the exercise intensity; height, age, and sex stay attached to your profile while weight scales the active-energy estimate. Rest periods, load, pace, and form change actual burn. Reference: Adult Compendium of Physical Activities ↗.

How to perform
Band pull-apart starting position
Start
Band pull-apart finishing position
Finish

Body focus: Rear shoulders · upper back. Images from the public-domain free-exercise-db dataset ↗

  1. Set your shoulders down and back before you begin.
  2. Pull the band or weights toward your ribs while keeping your spine neutral.
  3. Pause briefly, then lower with control and keep tension in the upper back.
View illustrated demonstration on MuscleWiki ↗
CORE

Dead bug

Deep core

Brace your midsection while slowly extending the opposite arm and leg without arching your back.

Beginner friendlyBodyweight option
Calories by 5-rep increments
Estimated active calories for Dead bug
5 reps10 reps15 reps20 reps25 reps30 reps
2 kcal3 kcal5 kcal6 kcal8 kcal9 kcal

MET is the exercise intensity; height, age, and sex stay attached to your profile while weight scales the active-energy estimate. Rest periods, load, pace, and form change actual burn. Reference: Adult Compendium of Physical Activities ↗.

How to perform
Dead bug starting position
Start
Dead bug finishing position
Finish

Body focus: Deep core. Images from the public-domain free-exercise-db dataset ↗

  1. Brace your abs as if preparing for a gentle tap to the midsection.
  2. Move your arms or legs slowly while keeping your ribs and hips steady.
  3. Stop the range before your back arches or your shoulders lose position.
View illustrated demonstration on MuscleWiki ↗
CORE

Front plank

Abs · shoulders

Brace your abs, squeeze your glutes, and keep your body in a long steady line.

Beginner friendlyAlternative included
Calories by 5-rep increments
Estimated active calories for Front plank
5 reps10 reps15 reps20 reps25 reps30 reps
2 kcal3 kcal5 kcal6 kcal8 kcal9 kcal

MET is the exercise intensity; height, age, and sex stay attached to your profile while weight scales the active-energy estimate. Rest periods, load, pace, and form change actual burn. Reference: Adult Compendium of Physical Activities ↗.

How to perform
Front plank starting position
Start
Front plank finishing position
Finish

Body focus: Abs · shoulders. Images from the public-domain free-exercise-db dataset ↗

  1. Brace your abs as if preparing for a gentle tap to the midsection.
  2. Move your arms or legs slowly while keeping your ribs and hips steady.
  3. Stop the range before your back arches or your shoulders lose position.
View illustrated demonstration on MuscleWiki ↗

Adaptation: Start from your knees and keep the same braced position.

CORE

Side plank

Obliques · hips

Stack your feet or use a knee variation, then lift your hips while keeping your torso steady.

Beginner friendlyAlternative included
Calories by 5-rep increments
Estimated active calories for Side plank
5 reps10 reps15 reps20 reps25 reps30 reps
2 kcal3 kcal5 kcal6 kcal8 kcal9 kcal

MET is the exercise intensity; height, age, and sex stay attached to your profile while weight scales the active-energy estimate. Rest periods, load, pace, and form change actual burn. Reference: Adult Compendium of Physical Activities ↗.

How to perform
Side plank starting position
Start
Side plank finishing position
Finish

Body focus: Obliques · hips. Images from the public-domain free-exercise-db dataset ↗

  1. Brace your abs as if preparing for a gentle tap to the midsection.
  2. Move your arms or legs slowly while keeping your ribs and hips steady.
  3. Stop the range before your back arches or your shoulders lose position.
View illustrated demonstration on MuscleWiki ↗

Adaptation: Use the bottom knee on the floor to reduce the load.

HINGE

Hip hinge

Glutes · hamstrings

Soften your knees, move your hips back while keeping your back neutral, then stand tall.

Beginner friendlyBodyweight option
Calories by 5-rep increments
Estimated active calories for Hip hinge
5 reps10 reps15 reps20 reps25 reps30 reps
2 kcal4 kcal7 kcal9 kcal11 kcal13 kcal

MET is the exercise intensity; height, age, and sex stay attached to your profile while weight scales the active-energy estimate. Rest periods, load, pace, and form change actual burn. Reference: Adult Compendium of Physical Activities ↗.

How to perform
Hip hinge starting position
Start
Hip hinge finishing position
Finish

Body focus: Glutes · hamstrings. Images from the public-domain free-exercise-db dataset ↗

  1. Stand with soft knees and keep the weight close to your body.
  2. Push your hips back while keeping your back long and neutral.
  3. Drive your hips forward to stand tall without leaning backward.
View illustrated demonstration on MuscleWiki ↗
HINGE

Romanian deadlift

Hamstrings · glutes

Keep the weights close as your hips travel back, then squeeze your glutes to stand.

Beginner friendlyDumbbells
Calories by 5-rep increments
Estimated active calories for Romanian deadlift
5 reps10 reps15 reps20 reps25 reps30 reps
2 kcal4 kcal7 kcal9 kcal11 kcal13 kcal

MET is the exercise intensity; height, age, and sex stay attached to your profile while weight scales the active-energy estimate. Rest periods, load, pace, and form change actual burn. Reference: Adult Compendium of Physical Activities ↗.

How to perform
Romanian deadlift starting position
Start
Romanian deadlift finishing position
Finish

Body focus: Hamstrings · glutes. Images from the public-domain free-exercise-db dataset ↗

  1. Stand with soft knees and keep the weight close to your body.
  2. Push your hips back while keeping your back long and neutral.
  3. Drive your hips forward to stand tall without leaning backward.
View illustrated demonstration on MuscleWiki ↗

Adaptation: No weights? Practice a slow hip hinge with hands on your hips.

CARRY

Farmer carry

Grip · core · shoulders

Walk tall with weights at your sides, keeping your steps controlled and shoulders relaxed.

Beginner friendlyDumbbells
Calories by 5-rep increments
Estimated active calories for Farmer carry
5 reps10 reps15 reps20 reps25 reps30 reps
2 kcal4 kcal7 kcal9 kcal11 kcal13 kcal

MET is the exercise intensity; height, age, and sex stay attached to your profile while weight scales the active-energy estimate. Rest periods, load, pace, and form change actual burn. Reference: Adult Compendium of Physical Activities ↗.

How to perform
Farmer carry starting position
Start
Farmer carry finishing position
Finish

Body focus: Grip · core · shoulders. Images from the public-domain free-exercise-db dataset ↗

  1. Stand tall with weights at your sides and shoulders relaxed.
  2. Brace your core and walk with short, controlled steps.
  3. Keep your ribs stacked over your hips until you finish the distance or time.
View illustrated demonstration on MuscleWiki ↗
CONDITIONING

Mountain climber

Core · hip flexors

From a plank, alternate driving each knee forward while keeping your shoulders stacked over your hands.

Beginner friendlyAlternative included
Calories by 5-rep increments
Estimated active calories for Mountain climber
5 reps10 reps15 reps20 reps25 reps30 reps
4 kcal7 kcal11 kcal14 kcal18 kcal22 kcal

MET is the exercise intensity; height, age, and sex stay attached to your profile while weight scales the active-energy estimate. Rest periods, load, pace, and form change actual burn. Reference: Adult Compendium of Physical Activities ↗.

How to perform
Mountain climber starting position
Start
Mountain climber finishing position
Finish

Body focus: Core · hip flexors. Images from the public-domain free-exercise-db dataset ↗

  1. Start in a strong plank with shoulders over your hands.
  2. Move one knee at a time while keeping your hips as level as possible.
  3. Use a slower pace first, then increase speed only if your form stays steady.
View illustrated demonstration on MuscleWiki ↗

Adaptation: Low impact option: step one foot forward at a time instead of hopping.

SINGLE-LEG

Step-up

Quads · glutes

Place one foot on a stable step and drive through it to stand, then lower with control.

Beginner friendlyBodyweight option
Calories by 5-rep increments
Estimated active calories for Step-up
5 reps10 reps15 reps20 reps25 reps30 reps
2 kcal4 kcal7 kcal9 kcal11 kcal13 kcal

MET is the exercise intensity; height, age, and sex stay attached to your profile while weight scales the active-energy estimate. Rest periods, load, pace, and form change actual burn. Reference: Adult Compendium of Physical Activities ↗.

How to perform
Step-up starting position
Start
Step-up finishing position
Finish

Body focus: Quads · glutes. Images from the public-domain free-exercise-db dataset ↗

  1. Stand tall and brace your midsection.
  2. Step one foot back or onto a stable step, lowering with control.
  3. Drive through the front foot and return to your starting position.
View illustrated demonstration on MuscleWiki ↗
PUSH

Floor press

Chest · triceps

Lie on the floor with a weight in each hand. Lower elbows gently toward the floor, then press upward.

Beginner friendlyDumbbells
Calories by 5-rep increments
Estimated active calories for Floor press
5 reps10 reps15 reps20 reps25 reps30 reps
2 kcal4 kcal5 kcal7 kcal9 kcal11 kcal

MET is the exercise intensity; height, age, and sex stay attached to your profile while weight scales the active-energy estimate. Rest periods, load, pace, and form change actual burn. Reference: Adult Compendium of Physical Activities ↗.

How to perform
Floor press starting position
Start
Floor press finishing position
Finish

Body focus: Chest · triceps. Images from the public-domain free-exercise-db dataset ↗

  1. Setup: Place hands under or just wider than shoulders and make a straight line from shoulders to hips.
  2. Movement: Bend elbows back about 30–45 degrees and lower your chest with control.
  3. Finish: Press the floor away until your arms are straight, keeping your hips in line.
View illustrated demonstration on MuscleWiki ↗
RAISE

Lateral raise

Shoulders

With light weights at your sides, raise your arms to shoulder height without shrugging, then lower slowly.

Beginner friendlyDumbbells
Calories by 5-rep increments
Estimated active calories for Lateral raise
5 reps10 reps15 reps20 reps25 reps30 reps
2 kcal3 kcal5 kcal6 kcal8 kcal9 kcal

MET is the exercise intensity; height, age, and sex stay attached to your profile while weight scales the active-energy estimate. Rest periods, load, pace, and form change actual burn. Reference: Adult Compendium of Physical Activities ↗.

How to perform
Lateral raise starting position
Start
Lateral raise finishing position
Finish

Body focus: Shoulders. Images from the public-domain free-exercise-db dataset ↗

  1. Stand tall with light weights and a relaxed neck.
  2. Lift your arms through a smooth range without shrugging.
  3. Lower slowly and keep control rather than letting the weights drop.
View illustrated demonstration on MuscleWiki ↗
CURL

Hammer curl

Biceps · forearms

Hold weights with palms facing inward. Keep elbows near your sides as you curl and lower with control.

Beginner friendlyDumbbells
Calories by 5-rep increments
Estimated active calories for Hammer curl
5 reps10 reps15 reps20 reps25 reps30 reps
2 kcal3 kcal5 kcal6 kcal8 kcal9 kcal

MET is the exercise intensity; height, age, and sex stay attached to your profile while weight scales the active-energy estimate. Rest periods, load, pace, and form change actual burn. Reference: Adult Compendium of Physical Activities ↗.

How to perform
Hammer curl starting position
Start
Hammer curl finishing position
Finish

Body focus: Biceps · forearms. Images from the public-domain free-exercise-db dataset ↗

  1. Keep your elbows close to your sides and palms facing inward.
  2. Curl the weights without swinging your torso.
  3. Lower fully and slowly before starting the next repetition.
View illustrated demonstration on MuscleWiki ↗
CALVES

Single-leg calf raise

Calves

Use a wall for balance. Rise onto one foot, pause, and lower slowly before changing sides.

Beginner friendlyBodyweight option
Calories by 5-rep increments
Estimated active calories for Single-leg calf raise
5 reps10 reps15 reps20 reps25 reps30 reps
2 kcal3 kcal5 kcal6 kcal8 kcal9 kcal

MET is the exercise intensity; height, age, and sex stay attached to your profile while weight scales the active-energy estimate. Rest periods, load, pace, and form change actual burn. Reference: Adult Compendium of Physical Activities ↗.

How to perform
Single-leg calf raise starting position
Start
Single-leg calf raise finishing position
Finish

Body focus: Calves. Images from the public-domain free-exercise-db dataset ↗

  1. Stand tall and use a wall or chair for balance if needed.
  2. Rise onto the balls of your feet through a comfortable range.
  3. Pause at the top, then lower your heels slowly.
View illustrated demonstration on MuscleWiki ↗
CURL

Dumbbell curl

Biceps · forearms

Stand tall with a dumbbell in each hand and palms forward. Keep elbows close as you curl, pause, then lower slowly.

Beginner friendlyDumbbells
Calories by 5-rep increments
Estimated active calories for Dumbbell curl
5 reps10 reps15 reps20 reps25 reps30 reps
2 kcal3 kcal5 kcal6 kcal8 kcal9 kcal

MET is the exercise intensity; height, age, and sex stay attached to your profile while weight scales the active-energy estimate. Rest periods, load, pace, and form change actual burn. Reference: Adult Compendium of Physical Activities ↗.

How to perform
Dumbbell curl starting position
Start
Dumbbell curl finishing position
Finish

Body focus: Biceps · forearms. Images from the public-domain free-exercise-db dataset ↗

  1. Keep your elbows close to your sides and palms facing inward.
  2. Curl the weights without swinging your torso.
  3. Lower fully and slowly before starting the next repetition.
View illustrated demonstration on MuscleWiki ↗
PUSH

Military press

Shoulders · triceps

Start with dumbbells at shoulder height. Brace your core, press overhead without leaning back, then lower with control.

Beginner friendlyDumbbells
Calories by 5-rep increments
Estimated active calories for Military press
5 reps10 reps15 reps20 reps25 reps30 reps
2 kcal4 kcal5 kcal7 kcal9 kcal11 kcal

MET is the exercise intensity; height, age, and sex stay attached to your profile while weight scales the active-energy estimate. Rest periods, load, pace, and form change actual burn. Reference: Adult Compendium of Physical Activities ↗.

How to perform
Military press starting position
Start
Military press finishing position
Finish

Body focus: Shoulders · triceps. Images from the public-domain free-exercise-db dataset ↗

  1. Setup: Place hands under or just wider than shoulders and make a straight line from shoulders to hips.
  2. Movement: Bend elbows back about 30–45 degrees and lower your chest with control.
  3. Finish: Press the floor away until your arms are straight, keeping your hips in line.
View illustrated demonstration on MuscleWiki ↗
PUSH

Dumbbell bench press

Chest · triceps

Lie on a bench with dumbbells over your chest. Lower elbows toward the floor, then press the weights up without bouncing.

Beginner friendlyDumbbells
Calories by 5-rep increments
Estimated active calories for Dumbbell bench press
5 reps10 reps15 reps20 reps25 reps30 reps
2 kcal4 kcal5 kcal7 kcal9 kcal11 kcal

MET is the exercise intensity; height, age, and sex stay attached to your profile while weight scales the active-energy estimate. Rest periods, load, pace, and form change actual burn. Reference: Adult Compendium of Physical Activities ↗.

How to perform
Dumbbell bench press starting position
Start
Dumbbell bench press finishing position
Finish

Body focus: Chest · triceps. Images from the public-domain free-exercise-db dataset ↗

  1. Setup: Place hands under or just wider than shoulders and make a straight line from shoulders to hips.
  2. Movement: Bend elbows back about 30–45 degrees and lower your chest with control.
  3. Finish: Press the floor away until your arms are straight, keeping your hips in line.
View illustrated demonstration on MuscleWiki ↗
SQUAT

Goblet squat

Quads · glutes · core

Hold one dumbbell close to your chest. Sit down between your hips, keep your chest tall, then drive through your feet to stand.

Beginner friendlyDumbbell
Calories by 5-rep increments
Estimated active calories for Goblet squat
5 reps10 reps15 reps20 reps25 reps30 reps
2 kcal4 kcal7 kcal9 kcal11 kcal13 kcal

MET is the exercise intensity; height, age, and sex stay attached to your profile while weight scales the active-energy estimate. Rest periods, load, pace, and form change actual burn. Reference: Adult Compendium of Physical Activities ↗.

How to perform
Goblet squat starting position
Start
Goblet squat finishing position
Finish

Body focus: Quads · glutes · core. Images from the public-domain free-exercise-db dataset ↗

  1. Stand tall with feet about shoulder width apart.
  2. Send your hips back and bend your knees while keeping your chest lifted.
  3. Press through your whole foot to stand and squeeze your glutes at the top.
View illustrated demonstration on MuscleWiki ↗
PULL

One-arm dumbbell row

Upper back · biceps

Support one hand on a bench and keep your back flat. Pull the dumbbell toward your hip, pause, then lower it slowly.

Beginner friendlyDumbbell
Calories by 5-rep increments
Estimated active calories for One-arm dumbbell row
5 reps10 reps15 reps20 reps25 reps30 reps
2 kcal4 kcal5 kcal7 kcal9 kcal11 kcal

MET is the exercise intensity; height, age, and sex stay attached to your profile while weight scales the active-energy estimate. Rest periods, load, pace, and form change actual burn. Reference: Adult Compendium of Physical Activities ↗.

How to perform
One-arm dumbbell row starting position
Start
One-arm dumbbell row finishing position
Finish

Body focus: Upper back · biceps. Images from the public-domain free-exercise-db dataset ↗

  1. Set your shoulders down and back before you begin.
  2. Pull the band or weights toward your ribs while keeping your spine neutral.
  3. Pause briefly, then lower with control and keep tension in the upper back.
View illustrated demonstration on MuscleWiki ↗
HINGE

Dumbbell Romanian deadlift

Hamstrings · glutes

Hold dumbbells close to your thighs. Push your hips back with soft knees, then squeeze your glutes to stand tall.

Beginner friendlyDumbbells
Calories by 5-rep increments
Estimated active calories for Dumbbell Romanian deadlift
5 reps10 reps15 reps20 reps25 reps30 reps
2 kcal4 kcal7 kcal9 kcal11 kcal13 kcal

MET is the exercise intensity; height, age, and sex stay attached to your profile while weight scales the active-energy estimate. Rest periods, load, pace, and form change actual burn. Reference: Adult Compendium of Physical Activities ↗.

How to perform
Dumbbell Romanian deadlift starting position
Start
Dumbbell Romanian deadlift finishing position
Finish

Body focus: Hamstrings · glutes. Images from the public-domain free-exercise-db dataset ↗

  1. Stand with soft knees and keep the weight close to your body.
  2. Push your hips back while keeping your back long and neutral.
  3. Drive your hips forward to stand tall without leaning backward.
View illustrated demonstration on MuscleWiki ↗
SQUAT

Barbell back squat

Quads · glutes · core

Rest the bar securely across your upper back. Brace, sit between your hips, then drive through the floor to stand.

Beginner friendlyBarbell
Calories by 5-rep increments
Estimated active calories for Barbell back squat
5 reps10 reps15 reps20 reps25 reps30 reps
2 kcal4 kcal7 kcal9 kcal11 kcal13 kcal

MET is the exercise intensity; height, age, and sex stay attached to your profile while weight scales the active-energy estimate. Rest periods, load, pace, and form change actual burn. Reference: Adult Compendium of Physical Activities ↗.

How to perform
Barbell back squat starting position
Start
Barbell back squat finishing position
Finish

Body focus: Quads · glutes · core. Images from the public-domain free-exercise-db dataset ↗

  1. Stand tall with feet about shoulder width apart.
  2. Send your hips back and bend your knees while keeping your chest lifted.
  3. Press through your whole foot to stand and squeeze your glutes at the top.
View illustrated demonstration on MuscleWiki ↗
SQUAT

Barbell front squat

Quads · core

Hold the bar across your front shoulders with elbows high. Sit down between your feet, then stand while keeping your chest tall.

Beginner friendlyBarbell
Calories by 5-rep increments
Estimated active calories for Barbell front squat
5 reps10 reps15 reps20 reps25 reps30 reps
2 kcal4 kcal7 kcal9 kcal11 kcal13 kcal

MET is the exercise intensity; height, age, and sex stay attached to your profile while weight scales the active-energy estimate. Rest periods, load, pace, and form change actual burn. Reference: Adult Compendium of Physical Activities ↗.

How to perform
Barbell front squat starting position
Start
Barbell front squat finishing position
Finish

Body focus: Quads · core. Images from the public-domain free-exercise-db dataset ↗

  1. Stand tall with feet about shoulder width apart.
  2. Send your hips back and bend your knees while keeping your chest lifted.
  3. Press through your whole foot to stand and squeeze your glutes at the top.
View illustrated demonstration on MuscleWiki ↗
PUSH

Barbell bench press

Chest · triceps · shoulders

Set your eyes under the bar, brace your feet, lower the bar to mid-chest, then press it back up in a controlled line.

Beginner friendlyBarbell
Calories by 5-rep increments
Estimated active calories for Barbell bench press
5 reps10 reps15 reps20 reps25 reps30 reps
2 kcal4 kcal5 kcal7 kcal9 kcal11 kcal

MET is the exercise intensity; height, age, and sex stay attached to your profile while weight scales the active-energy estimate. Rest periods, load, pace, and form change actual burn. Reference: Adult Compendium of Physical Activities ↗.

How to perform
Barbell bench press starting position
Start
Barbell bench press finishing position
Finish

Body focus: Chest · triceps · shoulders. Images from the public-domain free-exercise-db dataset ↗

  1. Setup: Place hands under or just wider than shoulders and make a straight line from shoulders to hips.
  2. Movement: Bend elbows back about 30–45 degrees and lower your chest with control.
  3. Finish: Press the floor away until your arms are straight, keeping your hips in line.
View illustrated demonstration on MuscleWiki ↗
PUSH

Barbell overhead press

Shoulders · triceps · core

Start with the bar at your upper chest. Brace your ribs down, press overhead, then lower without leaning back.

Beginner friendlyBarbell
Calories by 5-rep increments
Estimated active calories for Barbell overhead press
5 reps10 reps15 reps20 reps25 reps30 reps
2 kcal4 kcal5 kcal7 kcal9 kcal11 kcal

MET is the exercise intensity; height, age, and sex stay attached to your profile while weight scales the active-energy estimate. Rest periods, load, pace, and form change actual burn. Reference: Adult Compendium of Physical Activities ↗.

How to perform
Barbell overhead press starting position
Start
Barbell overhead press finishing position
Finish

Body focus: Shoulders · triceps · core. Images from the public-domain free-exercise-db dataset ↗

  1. Setup: Place hands under or just wider than shoulders and make a straight line from shoulders to hips.
  2. Movement: Bend elbows back about 30–45 degrees and lower your chest with control.
  3. Finish: Press the floor away until your arms are straight, keeping your hips in line.
View illustrated demonstration on MuscleWiki ↗
PULL

Barbell row

Upper back · lats · biceps

Hinge with a flat back and soft knees. Pull the bar toward your lower ribs, pause, then lower it without rounding your spine.

Beginner friendlyBarbell
Calories by 5-rep increments
Estimated active calories for Barbell row
5 reps10 reps15 reps20 reps25 reps30 reps
2 kcal4 kcal5 kcal7 kcal9 kcal11 kcal

MET is the exercise intensity; height, age, and sex stay attached to your profile while weight scales the active-energy estimate. Rest periods, load, pace, and form change actual burn. Reference: Adult Compendium of Physical Activities ↗.

How to perform
Barbell row starting position
Start
Barbell row finishing position
Finish

Body focus: Upper back · lats · biceps. Images from the public-domain free-exercise-db dataset ↗

  1. Set your shoulders down and back before you begin.
  2. Pull the band or weights toward your ribs while keeping your spine neutral.
  3. Pause briefly, then lower with control and keep tension in the upper back.
View illustrated demonstration on MuscleWiki ↗
HINGE

Barbell deadlift

Glutes · hamstrings · back

Stand with the bar over your mid-foot. Brace, push the floor away, keep the bar close, and stand tall without leaning back.

Beginner friendlyBarbell
Calories by 5-rep increments
Estimated active calories for Barbell deadlift
5 reps10 reps15 reps20 reps25 reps30 reps
2 kcal4 kcal7 kcal9 kcal11 kcal13 kcal

MET is the exercise intensity; height, age, and sex stay attached to your profile while weight scales the active-energy estimate. Rest periods, load, pace, and form change actual burn. Reference: Adult Compendium of Physical Activities ↗.

How to perform
Barbell deadlift starting position
Start
Barbell deadlift finishing position
Finish

Body focus: Glutes · hamstrings · back. Images from the public-domain free-exercise-db dataset ↗

  1. Stand with soft knees and keep the weight close to your body.
  2. Push your hips back while keeping your back long and neutral.
  3. Drive your hips forward to stand tall without leaning backward.
View illustrated demonstration on MuscleWiki ↗
BRIDGE

Barbell hip thrust

Glutes · hamstrings

Set your upper back on a bench with the bar padded across your hips. Drive through your feet, squeeze at the top, and lower slowly.

Beginner friendlyBarbell
Calories by 5-rep increments
Estimated active calories for Barbell hip thrust
5 reps10 reps15 reps20 reps25 reps30 reps
2 kcal3 kcal5 kcal6 kcal8 kcal9 kcal

MET is the exercise intensity; height, age, and sex stay attached to your profile while weight scales the active-energy estimate. Rest periods, load, pace, and form change actual burn. Reference: Adult Compendium of Physical Activities ↗.

How to perform
Barbell hip thrust starting position
Start
Barbell hip thrust finishing position
Finish

Body focus: Glutes · hamstrings. Images from the public-domain free-exercise-db dataset ↗

  1. Lie on your back with knees bent and feet planted.
  2. Brace your core and lift your hips until your body forms a straight line.
  3. Pause and squeeze your glutes, then lower slowly.
View illustrated demonstration on MuscleWiki ↗
CURL

Barbell curl

Biceps · forearms

Stand tall with elbows close to your sides. Curl the bar without swinging, pause, then lower it all the way with control.

Beginner friendlyBarbell
Calories by 5-rep increments
Estimated active calories for Barbell curl
5 reps10 reps15 reps20 reps25 reps30 reps
2 kcal3 kcal5 kcal6 kcal8 kcal9 kcal

MET is the exercise intensity; height, age, and sex stay attached to your profile while weight scales the active-energy estimate. Rest periods, load, pace, and form change actual burn. Reference: Adult Compendium of Physical Activities ↗.

How to perform
Barbell curl starting position
Start
Barbell curl finishing position
Finish

Body focus: Biceps · forearms. Images from the public-domain free-exercise-db dataset ↗

  1. Keep your elbows close to your sides and palms facing inward.
  2. Curl the weights without swinging your torso.
  3. Lower fully and slowly before starting the next repetition.
View illustrated demonstration on MuscleWiki ↗
PULL

Pull-up

Lats · biceps · upper back

Grip the bar and brace your body. Pull your chest toward the bar, then lower until your arms are straight without dropping.

Beginner friendlyPull-up bar
Calories by 5-rep increments
Estimated active calories for Pull-up
5 reps10 reps15 reps20 reps25 reps30 reps
2 kcal4 kcal5 kcal7 kcal9 kcal11 kcal

MET is the exercise intensity; height, age, and sex stay attached to your profile while weight scales the active-energy estimate. Rest periods, load, pace, and form change actual burn. Reference: Adult Compendium of Physical Activities ↗.

How to perform
Pull-up starting position
Start
Pull-up finishing position
Finish

Body focus: Lats · biceps · upper back. Images from the public-domain free-exercise-db dataset ↗

  1. Set your shoulders down and back before you begin.
  2. Pull the band or weights toward your ribs while keeping your spine neutral.
  3. Pause briefly, then lower with control and keep tension in the upper back.
View illustrated demonstration on MuscleWiki ↗
PULL

Chin-up

Biceps · lats

Use an underhand grip. Pull your chin over the bar while keeping ribs down, then lower slowly to a full hang.

Beginner friendlyPull-up bar
Calories by 5-rep increments
Estimated active calories for Chin-up
5 reps10 reps15 reps20 reps25 reps30 reps
2 kcal4 kcal5 kcal7 kcal9 kcal11 kcal

MET is the exercise intensity; height, age, and sex stay attached to your profile while weight scales the active-energy estimate. Rest periods, load, pace, and form change actual burn. Reference: Adult Compendium of Physical Activities ↗.

How to perform
Chin-up starting position
Start
Chin-up finishing position
Finish

Body focus: Biceps · lats. Images from the public-domain free-exercise-db dataset ↗

  1. Set your shoulders down and back before you begin.
  2. Pull the band or weights toward your ribs while keeping your spine neutral.
  3. Pause briefly, then lower with control and keep tension in the upper back.
View illustrated demonstration on MuscleWiki ↗
PUSH

Parallel bar dip

Chest · triceps · shoulders

Support yourself on parallel bars with shoulders down. Bend elbows to lower your body, then press through your hands to rise.

Beginner friendlyDip bars
Calories by 5-rep increments
Estimated active calories for Parallel bar dip
5 reps10 reps15 reps20 reps25 reps30 reps
2 kcal4 kcal5 kcal7 kcal9 kcal11 kcal

MET is the exercise intensity; height, age, and sex stay attached to your profile while weight scales the active-energy estimate. Rest periods, load, pace, and form change actual burn. Reference: Adult Compendium of Physical Activities ↗.

How to perform
Parallel bar dip starting position
Start
Parallel bar dip finishing position
Finish

Body focus: Chest · triceps · shoulders. Images from the public-domain free-exercise-db dataset ↗

  1. Setup: Place hands under or just wider than shoulders and make a straight line from shoulders to hips.
  2. Movement: Bend elbows back about 30–45 degrees and lower your chest with control.
  3. Finish: Press the floor away until your arms are straight, keeping your hips in line.
View illustrated demonstration on MuscleWiki ↗
PUSH

Diamond push-up

Triceps · chest

Place hands close under your chest. Keep your body straight as you lower, then press up while keeping elbows close.

Beginner friendlyBodyweight
Calories by 5-rep increments
Estimated active calories for Diamond push-up
5 reps10 reps15 reps20 reps25 reps30 reps
2 kcal4 kcal5 kcal7 kcal9 kcal11 kcal

MET is the exercise intensity; height, age, and sex stay attached to your profile while weight scales the active-energy estimate. Rest periods, load, pace, and form change actual burn. Reference: Adult Compendium of Physical Activities ↗.

How to perform
Diamond push-up starting position
Start
Diamond push-up finishing position
Finish

Body focus: Triceps · chest. Images from the public-domain free-exercise-db dataset ↗

  1. Setup: Place hands under or just wider than shoulders and make a straight line from shoulders to hips.
  2. Movement: Bend elbows back about 30–45 degrees and lower your chest with control.
  3. Finish: Press the floor away until your arms are straight, keeping your hips in line.
View illustrated demonstration on MuscleWiki ↗
PULL

Inverted row

Upper back · biceps

Hang under a secure bar with body straight. Pull your chest toward the bar, squeeze your shoulder blades, then lower.

Beginner friendlyBodyweight
Calories by 5-rep increments
Estimated active calories for Inverted row
5 reps10 reps15 reps20 reps25 reps30 reps
2 kcal4 kcal5 kcal7 kcal9 kcal11 kcal

MET is the exercise intensity; height, age, and sex stay attached to your profile while weight scales the active-energy estimate. Rest periods, load, pace, and form change actual burn. Reference: Adult Compendium of Physical Activities ↗.

How to perform
Inverted row starting position
Start
Inverted row finishing position
Finish

Body focus: Upper back · biceps. Images from the public-domain free-exercise-db dataset ↗

  1. Set your shoulders down and back before you begin.
  2. Pull the band or weights toward your ribs while keeping your spine neutral.
  3. Pause briefly, then lower with control and keep tension in the upper back.
View illustrated demonstration on MuscleWiki ↗
CORE

Hanging knee raise

Abs · hip flexors

Hang from a bar without swinging. Curl your knees toward your chest, pause, then lower them slowly.

Beginner friendlyPull-up bar
Calories by 5-rep increments
Estimated active calories for Hanging knee raise
5 reps10 reps15 reps20 reps25 reps30 reps
2 kcal3 kcal5 kcal6 kcal8 kcal9 kcal

MET is the exercise intensity; height, age, and sex stay attached to your profile while weight scales the active-energy estimate. Rest periods, load, pace, and form change actual burn. Reference: Adult Compendium of Physical Activities ↗.

How to perform
Hanging knee raise starting position
Start
Hanging knee raise finishing position
Finish

Body focus: Abs · hip flexors. Images from the public-domain free-exercise-db dataset ↗

  1. Brace your abs as if preparing for a gentle tap to the midsection.
  2. Move your arms or legs slowly while keeping your ribs and hips steady.
  3. Stop the range before your back arches or your shoulders lose position.
View illustrated demonstration on MuscleWiki ↗
SINGLE-LEG

Pistol squat

Quads · glutes · balance

Balance on one leg with the other extended. Sit down under control, then drive through the standing foot to rise.

Beginner friendlyBodyweight
Calories by 5-rep increments
Estimated active calories for Pistol squat
5 reps10 reps15 reps20 reps25 reps30 reps
2 kcal4 kcal7 kcal9 kcal11 kcal13 kcal

MET is the exercise intensity; height, age, and sex stay attached to your profile while weight scales the active-energy estimate. Rest periods, load, pace, and form change actual burn. Reference: Adult Compendium of Physical Activities ↗.

How to perform
Pistol squat starting position
Start
Pistol squat finishing position
Finish

Body focus: Quads · glutes · balance. Images from the public-domain free-exercise-db dataset ↗

  1. Stand tall and brace your midsection.
  2. Step one foot back or onto a stable step, lowering with control.
  3. Drive through the front foot and return to your starting position.
View illustrated demonstration on MuscleWiki ↗
PUSH

Handstand hold

Shoulders · arms · core

Use a wall for safety. Stack shoulders over hands, brace your core, and hold a steady line without shrugging.

Beginner friendlyBodyweight
Calories by 5-rep increments
Estimated active calories for Handstand hold
5 reps10 reps15 reps20 reps25 reps30 reps
2 kcal4 kcal5 kcal7 kcal9 kcal11 kcal

MET is the exercise intensity; height, age, and sex stay attached to your profile while weight scales the active-energy estimate. Rest periods, load, pace, and form change actual burn. Reference: Adult Compendium of Physical Activities ↗.

How to perform
Handstand hold starting position
Start
Handstand hold finishing position
Finish

Body focus: Shoulders · arms · core. Images from the public-domain free-exercise-db dataset ↗

  1. Setup: Place hands under or just wider than shoulders and make a straight line from shoulders to hips.
  2. Movement: Bend elbows back about 30–45 degrees and lower your chest with control.
  3. Finish: Press the floor away until your arms are straight, keeping your hips in line.
View illustrated demonstration on MuscleWiki ↗

03 / BUILD YOUR WEEK

Your weekly routine

Use “Add to day” on any exercise to build your week. Saved in this browser.

0 planned0 kcal / week

Daily and weekly totals use a planning set of 3 × 10 reps per exercise at 170 lb. Adjust each exercise’s rep estimate above for a different pace or volume.

Monday

Rest

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Tuesday

Rest

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Wednesday

Rest

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Thursday

Rest

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Friday

Rest

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Saturday

Rest

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Sunday

Rest

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04 / TRACK YOUR SESSION

Estimate calories burned

Choose an exercise, enter your weight, and set the time.

202 kcal

Estimate based on a 5 MET intensity for squat work. MET describes exercise intensity; your saved profile supplies the personalized body context. Actual burn varies with pace, rest, fitness, and form.