Every
movement
All 221 movements Fiz can log, with the muscles each one works, the fields it records, and the easier and harder alternatives to swap in. If it appears in a workout on Fiz, it has an entry here.
- Every entry has
- A plain definition
- And
- Muscles worked
- And
- What gets logged
- And
- Scaling both ways
Weightlifting
93 movementsBarbell and dumbbell work: the squats, pulls, presses and Olympic lifts. Over a third of the glossary sits here, because it is where load, and therefore most scaling decisions, actually live.
Conditioning
42 movementsThe work that fills the space between the lifts: carries, jumps, swings, throws and anything with an implement you drag or skip.
Gymnastics
36 movementsBodyweight work on a bar, on rings or on the floor, where the scaling ladder matters more than anywhere else in the glossary.
Mobility
26 movementsWarm-up and between-set work. These rarely carry a score, but they are prescribed inside programs and need somewhere to be defined.
Cardio
12 movementsMachines and modalities logged by distance, time or calories: the engine side of a hybrid session.
Core
6 movementsMidline work, logged by reps or by time under tension.
Strongman
3 movementsHeavy, awkward objects moved a short distance. A small category with an outsized effect on a session.
Running
2 movementsLogged by distance and time, on a track, a treadmill or a road.
Rest
1 movementRest is a movement on Fiz so that a program can prescribe it explicitly. A written rest day is a decision, and it should be logged like one.