Exercises from another planet
Each of the 114 exercises in the catalogue has its own animation: an alien doing the whole movement, on a loop. Before you sit at a machine, see how it's done.



114 exercises, each with its own alien
Chest, back, shoulders, biceps, triceps, quads, hamstrings, glutes, calves, abs, traps and forearms; on machines, cables, barbells, dumbbells, the Smith machine and bodyweight. Each has its own animation, not a generic one.
In your routine and during your workout
You see the animation in your routine, in the catalogue when adding exercises and during your workout, right on the exercise you're doing. No need to leave the app for a video full of ads.
Search and filter
In the catalogue you find any exercise by typing its name, or by filtering by muscle and equipment. So you build a routine with what your gym has.
Your gym's videos
If your gym uploads videos of its machines, you see them on the exercise that uses that machine: how to set the seat, where your feet go, whatever your coach wants to show you.
Step-by-step technique guides
On top of that, every exercise has its guide on the website: setup, steps, common mistakes, sets for your goal and alternatives. And a page per muscle with the best exercises for each.
FAQ
Why aliens?
Because everything in GymOrbita is space-themed, and because a clean animation with nothing else going on is easier to follow than a random video.
Are all exercises included?
All 114 in the catalogue. If you're missing one, you can add it to your routine with your own name.
More features
Training with others keeps you coming back. Your friends and people from your gym orbit around you: they light up when they've trained today and wear a green dot when they're training right now.
Read more →RanksEvery workout you finish earns points and brings you closer to the next rank. Ten ranks, from the smallest to the biggest thing in the universe, each with three divisions: III, II and I.
Read more →iPhone and Apple WatchGymOrbita already runs in any phone's browser, Android or iPhone. And it's coming as a native iPhone and Apple Watch app, with your workouts in sync on all of them.
Read more →Try it on your next workout
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