Accessing your Exercises

Exercises are accessed through the day.exercises command - giving an 2-item array of [<Cardiovascular>, <Strength>], which can be explored using get_as_list()

To get a list of cardiovascular exercises

import myfitnesspal

client = myfitnesspal.Client()

day = client.get_date(2019, 3, 12)

day.exercises[0].get_as_list()
# >> [{'name': 'Walking, 12.5 mins per km, mod. pace, walking dog', 'nutrition_information': {'minutes': 60, 'calories burned': 209}}, {'name': 'Running (jogging), 8 kph (7.5 min per km)', 'nutrition_information': {'minutes': 25, 'calories burned': 211}}]

And then access individual properties

day.exercises[0].get_as_list()[0]['name']

# >> 'Walking, 12.5 mins per km, mod. pace, walking dog'

day.exercises[0].get_as_list()[0]['nutrition_information']['minutes']
# >> 60

day.exercises[0].get_as_list()[0]['nutrition_information']['calories burned']
# >> 209

To get a list of strength exercises

import myfitnesspal

client = myfitnesspal.Client()

day = client.get_date(2019, 3, 12)

day.exercises[1].get_as_list()
# >> [{'name': 'Leg Press', 'nutrition_information': {'sets': 3, 'reps/set': 12, 'weight/set': 20}}, {'name': 'Seated Row, Floor, Machine', 'nutrition_information': {'sets': 3, 'reps/set': 12, 'weight/set': 20}}]

And then access individual properties

day.exercises[1].get_as_list()[0]['name']
# >> 'Leg Press'

day.exercises[1].get_as_list()[0]['nutrition_information']['sets']
# >> 3

day.exercises[1].get_as_list()[0]['nutrition_information']['reps/set']
# >> 12

day.exercises[1].get_as_list()[0]['nutrition_information']['weight/set']
# >> 20