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In the introduction screen you'll have the chance to toggle the exercise mode. In
general, the exercise modes are as follows:
 Precision: how precisely you control the movements of both sensors
 Isolated Precision: how precisely you control the movement of one sensor
while holding the other still
 Stabilization: how well you hold a position
 Isolated Stabilization: how well you hold a position concentrating on one
sensor while maintaining the other still
 Free Mode: do squats at your own pace, not according to the timing bar as
in Precision and Stabilization
 Not all modes are available for all exercises.
 Exercise modes are explained in the application.
 Difficulty level is determined by the number of times you've done an
exercise.
You can also change the duration of the exercise and you can see your previous
bests.
 Accuracy rates how precise your movements were toward the exercise goal.
 Smoothness rates how smooth your movements were.
 Isolation (only for isolation modes) rates how well you moved one sensor
while keeping the other still.
As you can see, the Village is pretty empty save a few build sites in the various
districts. Help build up the houses at the sites by completing exercises.
For example, you are at the Torso district. The one house on the left represents the
first exercise you can do. Unlock other houses in that district and others buy
completing exercises.
 Build up houses and unlock new districts by training regularly, but watch out,
your houses will shrink if you don't train regularly!
For each exercise take the robot out to gather gems. When you've returned you'll
have the resources to build up the house and unlock new movements and districts!
Take note of the white dots under the movement icon (see Figure 7). These
indicate how close you are to building the next level of the house. You get a white
dot when you complete an exercise; when you have enough, the house will grow.
Tapping [Play] will bring you right into the exercise. There will be a quick calibration
and then a brief introduction of the movement. After that, away you go!
Do the movements as demonstrated to correctly move the robot—and if you're not
moving correctly, it'll let you know! Some exercises require you to follow a path,
some to fly through hoops and some have completely different goals. Make sure to
read the instructions at the start of each exercise so you know what you're to do!
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Figure 11: Example of in-game screen.
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