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Exercise library

98 exercises, each shown and explained

Every exercise in 3Lite has an original illustration of one full rep, the muscles it works, step-by-step instructions, cues and the mistakes to avoid.

Replaces an exercise library app. Part of one app, for one subscription.

  • Original illustrations, not stock clips
  • Search by muscle or equipment
  • A women's or men's figure
Illustrated start and finish positions for chest exercises in the 3Lite exercise library
Illustrated start and finish positions for chest exercises in the 3Lite exercise library, on a phone

Illustrated technique. Screens show sample data.

How it works

Exercise library, step by step

  1. 01

    Find an exercise

    Search by name, including other names and short forms like DB or RDL, or filter by muscle and equipment. Star favourites for next time.

  2. 02

    See the movement

    A looping illustration shows one rep, with the working muscles highlighted. It holds still if you prefer reduced motion.

  3. 03

    Read the technique

    Numbered start and finish positions, instructions, coaching cues and common mistakes.

  4. 04

    Swap when you need to

    Each exercise lists balanced alternatives, so a busy machine never stops a session.

Key features

What you get, and why it helps

Original illustrations
Drawn for 3Lite, clear at any size, with the primary muscle in lime and secondary muscles shaded.
Your choice of figure
Illustrations follow your profile, or pick the women's or men's figure yourself.
Timed holds
Planks and holds are logged in seconds, not reps.
Your own exercises
Add anything that isn't in the library and log it like any other.
Your history per exercise
See how each movement has progressed over time.

The numbers

Why it matters

Research and official figures behind this part of 3Lite. See all the numbers.

  • 15.3m

    adults in England take part in fitness activities, 921,000 more than the year before.

    Source: Sport England, 2026

  • 150 + 2

    The NHS advises adults to do at least 150 minutes of moderate activity a week, plus strengthening activities on at least 2 days.

    Source: NHS, 2024

  • < ⅓

    A meta-analysis of 25 trials found strength training cut sports injuries to less than a third, the most effective prevention method studied.

    Source: British Journal of Sports Medicine (Lauersen et al.), BJSM blog, 2014

FAQ

Exercise library questions

More in the full FAQ.

Are there exercise videos?

Not yet. 3Lite uses original illustrations of each movement instead, because it only adds videos it can verify.

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