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.)

Greg - SiteOrigin

If you have a fitness related blog, then Everkinetic is what you’re looking for. It gives you access to Everkinetic’s growing <a href="http://everkinetic.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">database of exercise images</a>.
This plugin lets you browser Everkinetic and insert images into your posts all in your WordPress admin.
<h4>How It Works</h4>
This plugin adds a button. This button opens up Everkinetic and its exercise images in an iframe modal. You can browse the exercises or search for the exact one you need.
Clicking “Insert Exercise” will add an exercise shortcode to your content.
After you save your content, the plugin will get the exercise information and images from Everkinetic and store them in your WordPress content folder. If WordPress can’t create the images, they’ll be delivered from our global CDN.

Exercise Images by Everkinetic

If you have a fitness related blog, then Everkinetic is what you're looking for. It gives you access to Everkinetic's growing database of ex …

Flogger vs Exercise Images by Everkinetic