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Gym Score

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Your equipment unlocks 447 exercises.

The average share of each muscle group’s exercises your equipment can perform, scored out of 100.

  • Equipment1
  • Strengths0
  • Gaps11

Muscle Coverage

Based on your equipment. Each group shows how many of its exercises you can perform out of every exercise we list for it. Primary equipment only: a bar, bench or other support may still be needed.

Overall coverage: 19% of the exercises we list for the average muscle group.

Coverage:67% and above34 to 66%1 to 33%None

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Analysis

11 muscle groups need attention

Under a third of what we list is within reach for Biceps, Shoulders, Forearms, Traps, Triceps, Chest, Quads, Calves, Back, Hamstrings and Glutes.

What would close it

  1. DumbbellCovers: Chest (20% to 43%), Back (23% to 29%), Shoulders (4% to 40%), Biceps (4% to 52%), Triceps (17% to 45%), Forearms (7% to 46%), Quads (20% to 27%), Hamstrings (23% to 27%), Glutes (28% to 38%), Calves (22% to 37%) and Traps (10% to 31%)Adds 389 exercises
  2. BarbellCovers: Chest (20% to 30%), Back (23% to 34%), Shoulders (4% to 20%), Biceps (4% to 19%), Triceps (17% to 32%), Forearms (7% to 31%), Quads (20% to 52%), Hamstrings (23% to 49%), Glutes (28% to 49%), Calves (22% to 31%) and Traps (10% to 24%)Adds 305 exercises
  3. CableCovers: Chest (20% to 31%), Back (23% to 45%), Shoulders (4% to 15%), Biceps (4% to 18%), Triceps (17% to 34%), Forearms (7% to 14%), Hamstrings (23% to 27%), Glutes (28% to 31%), Calves (22% to 25%) and Traps (10% to 24%)Adds 225 exercises

Measured by re-counting the catalogue with that equipment added. Price plays no part in it.

Muscle gaps

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Ranked by how many exercises each piece adds for what it typically costs, counted against the equipment you already have.

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    Resistance Bands

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    • Fits anywhere
    Typical price range
    $15 to $50
    Unlocks
    85 exercises
    Cost per exercise
    $0.35

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    Targets Chest, Back, Shoulders, Biceps, Triceps and Glutes.

    See 4 of the 85 exercises it unlocks
  2. Stability Ball

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    • Fits anywhere
    Typical price range
    $15 to $40
    Unlocks
    62 exercises
    Cost per exercise
    $0.40

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    See 4 of the 62 exercises it unlocks
  3. Kettlebell (Single)

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    • Fits anywhere
    Typical price range
    $30 to $75
    Unlocks
    85 exercises
    Cost per exercise
    $0.59

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    Targets Glutes, Hamstrings, Core, Shoulders and Back.

    See 4 of the 85 exercises it unlocks
  4. Medicine Ball

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    • Fits anywhere
    Typical price range
    $20 to $60
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    28 exercises
    Cost per exercise
    $1.25

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    See 4 of the 28 exercises it unlocks
  5. Foam Roller

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    Typical price range
    $15 to $45
    Unlocks
    20 exercises
    Cost per exercise
    $1.25

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