Allen Snook

Tag your posts with the exercises you did that day, including how much (e.g. steps, minutes, reps, etc.). Exercises are displayed at the bottom of the post. Designed to encourage daily blogging and exercise.

Flogger

Tag your posts with the exercises you did that day, including how much (e.g. steps, minutes, reps, etc.)

Joe Maller

Share your latest workout with Dailymile widgets in your WordPress sidebar. This plugin uses native WordPress caching so the widgets won’t slow down your site.
Seven widgets are available:
<ul>
<li>Last Workout – Share your latest workout </li>
<li>Recent Workouts = Your last few workouts</li>
<li>Total Distance – Show off your total mileage</li>
<li>Mini Mileage Counter – A smaller version of Total Distance</li>
<li>Racing Widget – List upcoming races</li>
<li>Donuts – How many donuts you’ve earned</li>
<li>Cheezburgers – How many cheeseburgers you’ve earned</li>
</ul>
Check <a href="http://www.dailymile.com/widgets" title="dailymile widgets" rel="nofollow ugc">dailymile</a> or click screenshots to see what they look like.
This plugin specifically addresses display slowdowns related to the JavaScript widgets provided by Dailymile. The WordPress API allows for regularly scheduled widget updates while dramatically improving display time.

Dailymile Widgets

Share your latest workout with Dailymile widgets in your WordPress sidebar. Widgets are cached so your pages load faster.

Flogger vs Dailymile Widgets