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    Zesht.com: Evidence-Based Exercise Database

    You ran the routine for six months. It was built for someone else's goal.

    A structured exercise database that grades which movements have research support for a specific goal and which are mostly marketing.

    What this is

    A GigHz Labs experiment: a structured exercise database where each movement carries an evidence rating tied to a specific goal — pain, posture, strength, function.

    It is a reference and lookup tool, not a program generator and not a coaching product. The question it answers is narrow on purpose: for this goal, what is supported, and what is mostly marketing?

    Why it matters

    • Fitness content is noisy, and claims spread faster than the evidence behind them.
    • Goal mismatch is the common failure: popular routines that do not match the outcome the person actually wants.
    • A clean structured library reduces trial and error.

    Honest limitations

    • Ratings are directional, not absolute truth.
    • Individual anatomy, injury history and technique still decide the outcome.
    • Evidence evolves, so the ratings require ongoing maintenance rather than a one-time build.

    What it is not

    Not physical therapy. Not diagnosis or treatment. It cannot replace a clinician, and it is not built to.

    Written and reviewed by Pouyan Golshani, MD — April 2026

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