Exercise Library: 732 Movements With Photos, Muscle Maps and Instructions

Every exercise with real step-by-step photographs, the muscles it works shown on a body map, and ranked alternatives when you don't have the equipment.

Exercises Listed 732
With Photographs 730
Muscle Groups 13
AI Rep Counting 5 tracked

Chest Exercises 80

Pressing movements and drawing the arms across the body. Full chest guide →

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Back Exercises 90

Pulling movements, spinal extension and posture. Full back guide →

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Shoulders Exercises 119

Raising and rotating the arm in every direction. Full shoulders guide →

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Biceps Exercises 51

Bending the elbow and turning the palm upward. Full biceps guide →

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Triceps Exercises 70

Straightening the elbow. Full triceps guide →

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Forearms Exercises 23

Grip strength and wrist movement. Full forearms guide →

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Core Exercises 83

Trunk flexion, rotation and resisting movement of the spine. Full core guide →

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Glutes Exercises 22

Hip extension — the engine behind squats, hinges and sprinting. Full glutes guide →

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Quadriceps Exercises 121

Straightening the knee. Full quadriceps guide →

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Hamstrings Exercises 59

Bending the knee and extending the hip. Full hamstrings guide →

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Calves Exercises 16

Pointing and flexing the foot; ankle stability. Full calves guide →

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Inner Thighs Exercises 6

Drawing the legs toward the midline and stabilising the hip. Full inner thighs guide →

Neck Exercises 5

Supporting and moving the head. Full neck guide →

Frequently Asked Questions

How many exercises are in the Fitnit library?

732, 730 of them with step-by-step photographs. Every entry lists the muscles it works, the equipment it needs, and alternatives that train the same thing.

Which exercises does Fitnit count automatically?

5 so far — push-ups, squats, dumbbell curls, crunches and pull-ups are tracked by the phone camera with on-device pose detection. The rest can be logged manually.

Is the Fitnit exercise library free?

Yes. Every guide on this site is free to read, with no account needed. The Fitnit app is where the rep counting and form scoring live.

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