While playing Wii Fit, the game registers a person's B.M.I, or body mass index. A person's B.M.I is calculated in the game the same way it is registered by health departments. The B.M.I refers to the approximate body fat in a person based on height and weight. B.M.I does not take into account how often a person is active, and there are notable incidents where athletes have been recorded as obese even though they have a low body fat percentage.
B.M.I Gauge
According to the National Health Institute, the following is the standard B.M.I calculator
- Underweight: 18.5 or below
- Average: 18.5 to 24.9
- Overweight: 25.0 to 29.9
- Obese: 30.0 and higher
Background
Wii Fit is a fitness game for the Nintendo Wii that focuses on exercises and fun activities. Most of the games are played on a balance board, in which players use to take part in exercises such as running, boxing and yoga. Many video game critics have praised the game for its innovation.
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Uses the Wii Balance Board in which you perform various exercise activities includin Yoga, walking exercises, press-ups
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Wii Health Pack
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