Multimedia product for use in physical fitness training and method of making
OwnerBeth J. Powersinventor
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Abstract
A multimedia product for use in physical fitness training comprises a player-readable storage medium having a substrate and audiovisual program data encoded in the substrate. The audiovisual program data comprises first and second routines of physical movements sequentially captured from a first perspective. The first and second routines have at least some mirror-image or "opposed" physical movements such that when the program data is read by a player and displayed, the first and second routines are juxtaposed in a predetermined "split-screen" format. A method of making the product is also described.
Claims14
A multimedia product for use in physical fitness training, comprising:
- a player-readable storage medium having a substrate;
- audiovisual program data encoded in the substrate of the player-readable storage medium, wherein the audiovisual program data comprises:
- a first routine of physical movements captured from a first perspective;
- and
- a second routine of physical movements captured from the first perspective;
- wherein the first and second routines have mirror image physical movements such that when the program data is read by a player and displayed the first and second routines are juxtaposed in a predetermined format.
A method of making a multimedia product for use in fitness training, comprising the steps of:
- recording a first routine of physical movements from a first perspective to generate a first recording;
- subsequently recording a second routine of physical movements from the first perspective to generate a second recording, the first and second routines of physical movements having at least some mirror-image movements;
- and
- editing the first and second recordings together into a master recording having a split-screen format;
- and
- storing the master recording in a player-readable storage medium such that when the storage medium is played on a player the first and second routines of physical movements are displayed in the split-screen format.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.