Wii Fit - Wikipedia
Wii Fit already carving up bods, finding use in rehabilitation | Engadget
Trends in Interactive Rehab and Fitness: Wii-Hab to Wii Fit - AMSSM
A Study Suggests the Wii Could be Used to Improve the Balance of Parkinson's Sufferers | Nintendo Life
Effectiveness of a Nintendo Wii balance board exercise programme on standing balance of children with cerebral palsy: A randomised clinical trial protocol - ScienceDirect
How much is Ring Fit Adventure like Wii Fit? | iMore
Wii Fit for Vestibular Rehabilitation Treatment (VRT)
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Study suggests Wii Fit can be used to treat children with motor skill deficiencies - Polygon
ExerGame Lab: Wii Fit Improves Balance in Children with CP (Study)
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Nintendo Wii may help improve balance in children with cerebral palsy | Braceworks Custom Orthotics
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Wii Fit - Wikipedia
Wii Fit - Basic Run - Island Lap - YouTube
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Wii Fit finding its way into rehab | Reuters
Wii Fit helps old adults with balance. | Download Scientific Diagram
Real Therapy in Virtual Worlds - Research2Reality
WiiHab - Rehabilitative Therapy Using the Wii by the "Wii OT" | Rehabilitation therapy, Therapy, Vision therapy
Wii Fit for Vestibular Rehabilitation Treatment (VRT)
Wii Fit - Basic Run - Short distances - YouTube
Cerebral Palsy Rehab for Kids Gets a Wii Boost - Rehab Management
Active Gaming is Here To Stay And is Helping People Get Fit - Feature | Nintendo Life
Active" video games like Wii Fit won't boost kids' physical activity: Study - CBS News
Do children with balance problems improve on balance after training with Wii Fit games? | Mindwise
