An exercise library your app can actually query

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        "name": "Arnold Shoulder Press",
        "bodyPart": "shoulders",
        "target": "Shoulders",
        "equipment": "Dumbbell",
        "secondaryMuscles": [
          "Trapezius",
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        "instructions": [
          "Very common shoulder exercise.",
          "As shown here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vj2w851ZHRM"
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        "description": "Very common shoulder exercise. As shown here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vj2w851ZHRM",
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        "name": "Bench Press",
        "bodyPart": "chest",
        "target": "Chest",
        "equipment": "Barbell",
        "secondaryMuscles": [
          "Shoulders",
          "Triceps"
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        "instructions": [
          "wide grip: outer chest muscles",
          "narrow grip: inner chest muscles and triceps"
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        "description": "Lay down on a bench, the bar should be directly above your eyes, the knees are somewhat angled and the feet are firmly on the floor. Concentrate, breath deeply and grab the bar more than shoulder wide. Bring it slowly down till it briefly touches your chest at the height of your nipples. Push the bar up. If you train with a high weight it is advisable to have a spotter that can help you up if you can't lift the weight on your own. With the width of the grip you can also control which part of the chest is trained more: wide grip: outer chest muscles narrow grip: inner chest muscles and triceps",
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        "name": "Benchpress Dumbbells",
        "bodyPart": "chest",
        "target": "Chest",
        "equipment": "Bench",
        "secondaryMuscles": [
          "Shoulders",
          "Triceps"
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          "Setup and Starting Position: Sit at the end of a flat bench with a dumbbell resting vertically against each thigh. Carefully lean back while driving the dumbbells toward your chest with your knees.",
          "The “Leg Drive” and Posture: Plant your feet firmly on the floor. Retract your shoulder blades (press them together against the bench) and maintain a slight natural lumbar curve.",
          "Starting Position: Push the dumbbells toward the ceiling. Your wrists should be aligned with your elbows. Rotate the dumbbells slightly inward (about 45 degrees) so that your elbows do not splay out too far to the sides, thereby protecting your shoulders."
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