Obsidian plugins with #fitness#

The Gym Vault plugin keeps training plans, workout logs, goals, running stats and body measurements as plain notes inside your vault, with no account or server and offline support on desktop and mobile. It shows today's session, starts guided workouts in reps or timed circuit mode, and lets you switch to a plain log screen without losing the session. Exercises have searchable muscle group filters, best set tracking, markdown how to notes and media from frontmatter paths or URLs. Weekly plans, goal tracking, history heatmaps, personal records, progress photos and custom voice count ins are built in. Shared plans can be browsed from a configured library and optional music links open Spotify or Apple Music only when tapped. It requires Obsidian 1.8.0 or newer.

The Workout Planner plugin transforms workout logs into interactive visualizations and tracking tools. Store all workout data in a single CSV file, then embed charts, tables and timers directly in your notes using code blocks. Charts display volume, weight or reps over time with optional trend lines. Tables organize logs with sorting and filtering. Built in timers help track rest periods during workouts. The plugin includes intelligent exercise matching that handles naming variations and fuzzy searches. Create new workout logs through commands and the data updates in real time across all visualizations.

The FitKit plugin tracks workouts in normal Markdown notes using Dataview inline fields for sets, reps, weight and duration. It opens a form based editor for logging during a session, supports a rest timer, autosaves changes and keeps the saved note readable if the plugin is removed. New workouts can be created from a command, exercise notes can be created on first use, and each card can store a next session plan with increase, keep or decrease options and an optional weight step. It also generates a dashboard with recent sessions, personal bests, next session plans and per exercise progression charts. The exercise registry can rename or consolidate exercise names across workout history, and Dataview is required for history tables and recent session views.

The Workout Tracker plugin for Obsidian is perfect for users wanting to integrate fitness logging into their note-taking workflow. This plugin enables you to log workouts, track exercise progress, and view detailed statistics for each activity. Users can set up muscle groups and exercises, customizing parameters like sets, reps, and weight to fit their specific routines. Additionally, a heatmap feature visualizes workout consistency and intensity, making it easy to spot trends and stay motivated. The plugin is ideal for fitness enthusiasts looking for a straightforward way to keep track of their workouts within the Obsidian environment.

The Strava Sync plugin enables users to import and sync their Strava activities directly into Obsidian. It supports bulk imports using Strava's export feature and real-time synchronization through the Strava API. Users can customize the way their activity data is stored and displayed by using templates that integrate with other plugins such as Dataview and Charts. The plugin provides options to organize activities by date and sport type, visualize progress through contribution graphs, and enhance the note-taking experience with per-sport icons.