A lightweight, RESTful API that allows users to search and filter exercises based on muscle group, equipment, difficulty, or all three. Ideal for fitness apps, workout builders, or personal trainers building custom tools.

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5 endpoints
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Get Exercise endpoints

MethodEndpointDescription
GET Get Muscles
/muscles
Returns a sorted list of all available muscle groups.
GET Get Equipment
/equipment
Returns a sorted list of all available equipment types.
GET Get Exercise
/exercises
Returns a list of exercises filtered by muscle and/or equipment
GET Get Difficulties
/difficulties
Returns a sorted list of all available difficulty levels.
GET Get Exercise by ID
/exercises/{id}
Returns a single exercise by its ID.

Get Exercise pricing

PlanPriceRate limitQuotas
BASIC Free
  • Requests: 100 / monthly
PRO $7.99 / month
  • Requests: 2,000 / monthly (then $0.0050 each)
ULTRA $14.99 / month
  • Requests: 5,000 / monthly (then $0.0030 each)
MEGA $29.99 / month
  • Requests: 20,000 / monthly (then $0.0010 each)

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