BMI is how fit you are. In accordance to your height and age, you should be a certain weight. You cannot really just 'change' it. The only way to change it is to start using the Wii Fit and do some workouts!
Wii Fit does not have a calorie counter. It tracks your weight and BMI (body mass index) against the target weight/BMI you select. As you exercise, it tracks how many minutes you spend per session. **Wii Fit Plus does track the calories burned.
You can change it 2 weeks from when you set it.
You have to go to the wii menu and click on Settings . Then you go onto date and time and change it from there. It will be the correct time on Wii Fit. More specifically, after you have gone to the Wii Console's Menu, clicked on the Wii icon in the lower left corner (Wii Options), and selected the wrench (Wii Settings), you will next select Calendar (2nd option), and change your date and time from within there. As mentioned before, changing the date and time on the console will carry it over to the Wii Fit.
You need to change your Country to one that uses Imperial (USA) in the Wii Setup Menu.
There is now the Wii Fit Plus (an addition to Wii Fit) which allows multiplayer mode.
Wii Fit does not have a calorie counter. It tracks your weight and BMI (body mass index) against the target weight/BMI you select. As you exercise, it tracks how many minutes you spend per session. **Wii Fit Plus does track the calories burned.
wii fit would tell you your BMI. but it sounds like you would be underweight.
Wii Fit is a fitness game for the Nintendo Wii game console. Wii Fit has a selection of activities to lower your body weight, make you stronger, more flexible, etc. These activities specifically are: Yoga, Strength Training, Balance Games, and Aerobics. *********************************************************** Wii Fit's main controller is the Wii Balance Board, which comes bundled with the game for a price tag of $90. The balance board can tell you your BMI (Body Mass Index), weight, and can even tell which direction you are leaning towards.
You can change it 2 weeks from when you set it.
Are you talking about your WII Fit or the settings in general...
You have to go to the wii menu and click on Settings . Then you go onto date and time and change it from there. It will be the correct time on Wii Fit. More specifically, after you have gone to the Wii Console's Menu, clicked on the Wii icon in the lower left corner (Wii Options), and selected the wrench (Wii Settings), you will next select Calendar (2nd option), and change your date and time from within there. As mentioned before, changing the date and time on the console will carry it over to the Wii Fit.
You need to change your Country to one that uses Imperial (USA) in the Wii Setup Menu.
You must complete a ratio of your height and weight. There are many charts available to purchase that will do this for you and online calculators. Even the Wii Fit will do it for you.
Wii Fit Plus has more activities than Wii Fit & is better than Wii Fit.
They sell the wii fit and wii fit plus disk but nota wii fit
Yes, you need the wii fit balance board to play wii fit or wii fit plus.
I reckon it does. Wii fit has a range of muscle workouts and aerobic excersises to burn fat. It stretches many muscles, and is very accurate. However, if you are still a child, it may not mark you correctly.Begin Edit:One thing worth noting is that the BMI (Body Mass Index), the measurement that the Wii Fit uses to determine if the user is healthy or not, is not an very accurate measurement of overall fitness. The BMI is calculated solely on height and weight, not taking into account important factors such as bone density and muscle mass. Therefore, a muscular athlete who is in great condition could have a much higher BMI than someone who has a body fat percentage that is higher than average.End editWii fit also has Balance Games that assist in maintaining a strong sturdy balance. Yogo is also available, and is helpful for strong posture.Overall, here are the best Wii 'Get Fit' games:Wii Fit: 9/10Wii Sports: 5/10Wii Active: unknown.