Thousands of filmed single-exercise clips — bodyweight, free weights, gym, functional, athletic. Filter by muscle, equipment, and level. This page is stills. Full video lives in Hyperhuman after you get started.
Do I need an account to browse?
No. Search and filter here. Create a free workspace when you want to play video, build workouts, or ship.
Is this the same as workouts or classes?
No. Clips are the building blocks. You sequence them into workouts — manually or with AI — and add rest and timing. Ready-made templates are examples, not every equipment combo. Instructor-led classes and LES MILLS are licensed separately.
Do you have Pilates, Reformer, or a workout for my exact equipment?
Search the library for the movements. If a finished session is not in templates, build or generate one from the clips — or upload yours. LES MILLS is a selected set of signature classes (strength, HIIT, core, mobility), not a Reformer catalog.
Can I use my own videos and coaching style?
Yes. Upload your own clips, mix them with stock, and apply your names, cues, and programming rules. One library feeds app, web, embeds, and API.
How do I put this in my product?
Launch a branded Club app (standard white-label does not need your own developer), embed players, or use the Content API in your own web or app. Platform unlocks API delivery. Direct stock-catalog browse for apps is Ultra annual or Enterprise.
What about LES MILLS and other premium classes?
Eligible teams can license a selected subset of LES MILLS Signature Classes, plus instructor-led yoga, Pilates, and studio clips from partners such as Fitter Stock and Sweatlife Films. Rights and territory vary. See pricing and the content library guide.
Can I add camera-based rep counting?
Yes — optional ASENSEI movement recognition on Club. Map supported stock clips or your own exercises. New movements ASENSEI does not already support are scoped with their team. Gym, functional, and athletic moves can be added when recognition is reliable. How it works.
Is content localized?
Yes. 18 locales for names, metadata, and audio cues — so one library can ship in more than one market.