Francie - It is both. I am going to get my DD (who has hogged it the most to let you know what kind of games are on it....
Most of it is exercise. First you can find some strength training exercises. They display your trainer (girl or guy) and you follow what they are doing. Some include lunges, jack knife, push ups, torso twist, and side planks. Then you can find yoga where your trainer will demonstrate how to do each move there are various poses including, dog, tree, dancer and salute to the sun. Then you can find aerobics. There is the hoola hoop where you move as though you were using a hoop. Then there is steping, you step on and off the balance board while keeping to a rhythm. It almost seems like a game but really you are exercising. Then there is rhythm boxing and you follow the trainers commands and footwork while you punch the air as hard as you can. (You can feel it in your arms for a few days if you hit hard enough!) Then there is free jog. You jog on the spot for 2 mins and can move up the time as you move on. There are a few balance games designed to show you how proper posture and practise can control your body the way you would like it to. These are more like games if you ask me, but the rest can make a great work out! It also keeps track of your progress from each day you use it, including your weight and "WII fit Age". It also will show you how much time you spent each day and you can choose a goal to work towards and there is a daily body test for you to try to see if you have improved.
Above is from DD....I like the ski jump game, I guess that is balance? I really like the hula game it is funny. Don't know if this helps you.
Katy...what can you add to this?









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