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Open Public Domain Exercise Dataset in JSON format

License: The Unlicense

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public-domain open-datasets exercises fitness

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Exercises

Open Public Domain Exercise Dataset in JSON format

Motivation

I'm someone who is quite into their fitness, and have tried using many different fitness apps for building and tracking custom workouts.

Most of the apps l tried had a very small list of in-built exercises, requiring me to add custom ones to their system, or just not track the exercise within the app (defeating the purpose of the app).

My hope is that this repo changes that. l want to create a complete and extensive open dataset of exercises that sits within the public domain, with the idea that eventually all fitness tracking apps can use.

Contributions are wanted, as l know this will be too much to undertake by any one person, so please visit the contributing guidelines

Scripts

npm run build:json - creates a JSON file with all exercises
npm run build:psql - creates a SQL file for PostgreSQL to load all exercises in

Public JSON API Service

You can use the raw links served by GitHub, example:

$ curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wrkout/exercises.json/master/exercises/Barbell_Curl/exercise.json

Generate `exercises.json`

$ npm run build:json

This builds an exercises.json file which contains all exercises in a single file.

Generate `exercises-psql.sql`

$ npm run build:psql
$ npm run build:psql -- <table name>

This builds an exercises-psql.sql file which creates and inserts all exercises into a PostgreSQL database.

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Machine Exercises

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8TOta_pfr4&ab_channel=LIVESTRONG.COM

Many commercial gyms have machines which allow you to target a specific exercise. I'd like to help add these machines to the exercises.json library!

Motivation

Adding more exercises

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Setup GitHub pages

Summary

GitHub pages that lists all exercises with a simple search feature

Motivation

Enable people to browse the open dataset in a nice easy to read format. Also act as a simple exercise lookup.

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Add alternate names for each exercise

To improve searching, we could enumerate alternate names for each exercise.

For example, anyone building an exercise app would want to ensure that a user searching for "landmine row" will find "t-bar row":

{ 
    "name": "T-Bar Row with Handle",
    "alternateNames": ["Landmine Row"]
}

Now people can build their own fuzzy search: fullTextIndex(exercise.name + ' ' + exercise.alternateNames.join(' ')).

Thanks for putting this together.

Rename exercises to be inline with naming convention

The naming convention will be: <exercise.name> (<exercise.equipment).

Currently a lot of the exercises do not adopt this naming convention as they were scrapped of the internet. We need to go through the exercises and begin naming them correctly.

Enquiry regarding the license status of the images in your dataset

Hi,
Thanks for the dataset. I am planning on working on a fitness app & this dataset will contribute a lot in that regards. Thanks again

However I was having a very important doubt regarding the license status of the images in your dataset.
Are the images in your dataset available without any copyright issue/open sourced & can be used in a commercial app without any issues later on?

Thanks & Regards

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exercises.json's Introduction

Exercises

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Public JSON API Service

Generate exercises.json

Generate exercises-psql.sql

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