Our motivation in this project stemmed from itself - motivation. A repetitive rubric of exercises becomes stale and boring which can lead to a lack of motivation to go to the gym or workout at home regularly. However, with our exercise randomizer app thinking of exercises has never been easier. It may even include workouts you've never seen or heard of before! Follow along with the convenient YouTube hyperlinks for the exercises and not only could you have a great poker hand, but an excellent body to go to with it.
Let some luck into your workouts with Body of Cards!
In this project we learned so much as a group, including how to manage multiple API calls, Object-Oriented Programming, hands-on CSS/HTML manipulation, and working together using Git.
Within preferred code editor, clone the following GitHub Repository.
Click a back to reveal a card linked to an exercise.
Click remaining card backs to reveal up to 5 exercises and associated playing cards. Card suits are linked to muscle group:
CLUBS: ARMS
DIAMONDS: CHEST/CORE
SPADES: LEGS
HEARTS: BACK/SHOULDERS
Card Numbers represent amount of reps.
Ex: 7 of Diamonds = 7 reps of Weighted Plank. 5 of Diamonds = 5 reps of Barbell Front Squat, etc...
Face card values represent additional numbers of reps
JACK: 11
QUEEN: 12
KING: 13
ACE: 14
Press the SWAP CARD button to swap once for a different random generated exercise and rep value. The SWAP CARD button will then be disabled for that card.
When ready to begin, hit START TIMER button and begin exercises. When finished, hit STOP and results will be stored to local storage.
Compare your times and exercises with your friends or yourself to track improvement!
- Personal Scoring
- List of exercises are timestamped by date, recorded by time when the timer is started allowing users to maintain an in-app exercise history
- Mobile Friendly
- Cards are neatly arranged on mobile screens
@pbp66 - James Perry
@Krenbot - Steven Krenn
@CodySaal - Cody Saal
@OilPainter1 - Henry Cryns
Bulma Framework
Swap Button CSS
Exercise API
Deck of Cards API
Google Fonts Family - Ultra
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