kinase

An open data project based on http://everkinetic.com created by Greg Priday. It is a fitness dataset featuring descriptions and images for over 250 exercises.

Usage

Dataset entries separated by directories named after the exercise's identifier, which roughly corresponds to an index number (note some indices are omitted).

Structure

The directories are structured like such:

data/
├── <ID>/              # exercise directory, named using its identifier
│  ├── data.json       # serialized data describing exercise
│  ├── relaxation.svg  # vector image of exercise in relaxation (optional)
┆  └── tension.svg     # vector image of exercise in tension (optional)

Schema

Each data file adheres to the following schema, containing the following entries:

• "id": Unique string identifier.
• "name": Unique internal exercise name, written in kebab-case.
• "title": Human-readable title.
• "primer": Quick primer or note.
• "type": Array of exercise kinds in.
  • Must be from: {"compound", "isolation", "isometric"}
• "part": Body part worked.
  • Must be in: {"arms", "back", "chest", "core", "legs", "shoulders"}
• "primary": Array of primary muscles used.
  • Must be from: {"abdominals", "back", "biceps brachii", "core", "deltoid", "erector spinae", "forearm", "gastrocnemius", "glutaeus maximus", "hip abductors", "ischiocrural muscles", "latissimus dorsi", "obliques", "pectoralis major", "quadriceps", "shoulders", "soleus", "trapezius", "triceps brachii", "upper back"}
• "secondary": Array of secondary muscles used.
  • Must be from same as "primary".
• "equipment": Array of equipment needed.
  • Must be from: {"balance board", "bar", "barbell", "bench press machine", "bench", "body", "bosu ball", "butterfly machine", "cable machine", "chest machine", "decline bench", "dumbbell", "dumbbells", "exercise band", "flat bench", "hyperextension bench", "incline bench", "machine", "medicine ball", "parallel bars", "pull-up bar", "smith machine", "stability ball", "t-bar machine", "towel", "v-bar", "weight plate", "wide bar"}
• "steps": Array of steps.
• "tips": Array of tips.
• "references": Array of references used.

Contribution

Every (little) contribution is very welcomed!