JP2009077896A - Exercise support equipment, exercise support program, and exercise support system - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide: exercise support equipment which permits optimal exercise content to be selected in consideration of past vital data of users having identical attributes; an exercise support program; and an exercise support system. <P>SOLUTION: When receiving requests to send exercise menus from user terminals (S54), a server distributes the exercise menus corresponding to the attributes and the members' purposes of exercise (S56). When vital data acquired during the exercise of the members exceeds a prescribed range, requests to change the next exercises are sent to the server from the user terminals (S57: YES). On the basis of the amounts of changes in the received vital data and the members' attributes, the server selects optimal exercises (S62) and sends them to the users (S63). When all the exercises finish, result data is sent to the server from the user terminals (S72) and the amounts of estimated changes in the vital data stored corresponding to the exercises are updated on the basis of the actual measurement data (S74). <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2009,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to an exercise support device, an exercise support program, and an exercise support system. More specifically, the present invention relates to an exercise support device, an exercise support program, and an exercise support system that select and present exercise content based on vital data of a user during exercise.

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, an exercise support system that provides exercise content from a server to a user terminal connected via a network and supports user exercise is known. For example, the exercise support system described in Patent Literature 1 detects user vital data such as heart rate and blood pressure during exercise, and if the user's exercise amount exceeds a target range, exercise to be presented to the user The content is changed to one with a different exercise load so that the user can exercise without excess or deficiency.
JP 2006-255028 A

  However, in the exercise support system described in Patent Document 1, as the exercise content after the change, with respect to the current load among a plurality of exercise content whose exercise loads stored in advance in the server (center device) differ in stages. The exercise content one level above or below is uniformly selected. Moreover, the magnitude of the exercise load set in advance for each exercise content is not changed. Thus, for example, even though the exercise load on one stage is optimal for a certain user, it may be too heavy for another certain user. That is, there is a problem that the exercise content is not necessarily changed to the exercise content having the optimum exercise load for the user at that time.

  The present invention has been made to solve the above-described problems, and an exercise support apparatus and an exercise support program capable of selecting optimal exercise content in consideration of past vital data of users having the same attribute And an exercise support system.

  In order to achieve the above object, an exercise support apparatus according to claim 1 is an exercise support apparatus that selects and presents exercise content based on vital data of a user who is exercising, and includes age, gender, Content storage means for associating and storing a plurality of athletic content and past data which is vital data when at least one past user exercises according to each athletic content for each attribute including at least one of the physiques; A content selection means for selecting an exercise menu that is a combination of a plurality of exercise contents corresponding to the attributes of the current user from the plurality of exercise contents stored in the content storage means; and the vital data of the current user Data that is acquired while the current user is exercising according to the exercise menu. Data acquisition means, determination means for determining whether the size of the current data acquired by the data acquisition means is within a predetermined range determined by a preset upper limit value and lower limit value, and the determination means If it is determined that the current data size is not within the predetermined range, the next content, which is the next exercise content to be presented in accordance with the exercise menu, is set as the current data and the attribute of the current user. Content changing means for changing to other exercise content stored in the content storage means based on the past data corresponding to the current data, and the current user among the plurality of exercise content stored in the content storage means The past data associated with the exercise content actually experienced by the user is collected by the data acquisition means. Wherein it is and a data rewriting means for rewriting the current according to the data.

  Further, in the exercise support apparatus according to the invention according to claim 2, in addition to the configuration of the invention according to claim 1, the content changing means is configured such that the size of the current data is larger than the upper limit value by the judging means. If it is determined, the exercise content corresponding to the past data having a change amount smaller than the change amount of the past data of the next content is selected as the other exercise content, and the determination means selects the exercise data of the current data. When it is determined that the size is smaller than the lower limit value, the exercise content corresponding to the past data having a change amount larger than the change amount of the past data of the next content is selected as the other exercise content. It is characterized by doing.

  Further, in the exercise support apparatus according to the invention according to claim 3, in addition to the configuration of the invention according to claim 2, the content changing means is configured such that the size of the current data is larger than the upper limit value by the judging means. When it is determined, as the other exercise content, the exercise content corresponding to the past data having a smaller change amount is selected as the change amount of the current data becomes larger, and the size of the current data is selected by the determination unit. Is determined to be smaller than the lower limit value, the exercise content corresponding to the past data having a larger change amount as the change amount of the current data becomes smaller is selected as the other exercise content. And

  Furthermore, the exercise support program of the invention which concerns on Claim 4 makes a computer function as various processing means of the exercise support apparatus in any one of Claims 1-3.

  An exercise support system according to a fifth aspect of the present invention is an exercise support system comprising a user terminal and an exercise content server connected to the user terminal via a network and delivering the exercise content to the user terminal. The user terminal is a distribution request means for requesting the exercise content server to distribute an exercise menu that is a combination of exercise content, and the exercise menu distributed from the exercise content server is the current user. Presenting means for presenting to the current user, data acquiring means for detecting current data that is vital data while the current user is exercising according to the exercise menu, and the current data acquired by the data acquiring means are: Within a predetermined range determined by preset upper and lower limits A determination means for determining whether or not the current data size is not within the predetermined range by the determination means and transmitting the current data to the athletic content server; Change request means for requesting to change the next content, which is the next exercise content to be presented in the exercise menu, to another exercise content, and the next content in response to a request from the change request means. Content replacement means for replacing with the other athletic content transmitted from the athletic content server, and the athletic content server acquired by the data acquisition means in association with the athletic content actually experienced by the user Data transmission means for transmitting the current data, the exercise content server, For each attribute including at least one of age, sex, and physique, a plurality of athletic contents and past data that is vital data when at least one past user exercises according to each athletic content is stored in association with each other. Content selection for selecting the exercise menu corresponding to the attribute of the current user from the plurality of exercise contents stored in the content storage means when receiving a request from the content storage means and the content request means Means, a distribution means for distributing the exercise menu selected by the content selection means to the user terminal, and a content after the change of the next content when receiving a request from the change request means , Based on the current data and the past data corresponding to the attributes of the current user Content changing means for selecting other athletic content stored in the content storage means, change distribution means for distributing the other content selected by the content changing means to the user terminal, and content storage means Data rewriting means for rewriting the past data associated with the exercise content actually experienced by the current user transmitted by the data transmission means among the plurality of exercise contents stored in the data according to the current data. I have.

  In addition, in the exercise support system of the invention according to claim 6, in addition to the configuration of the invention of claim 5, the change request unit of the user terminal transmits a determination result of the determination unit to the exercise content server. When the determination result transmitted from the change request unit indicates that the size of the current data is larger than the upper limit value, the content change unit of the exercise content server is configured as the other exercise content. , Selecting athletic content corresponding to the past data having a change amount smaller than the change amount of the past data of the next content, and the determination result transmitted from the change request means is that the magnitude of the current data is the lower limit In the case of indicating that the value is smaller than the value, the other exercise content is larger than the change amount of the past data of the next content. And selects a motion content the corresponding past data amount of change.

  Further, in the exercise support system of the invention according to claim 7, in addition to the configuration of the invention of claim 6, the content change unit of the exercise content server is configured such that the determination result transmitted from the change request unit is When the current data size is larger than the upper limit value, the exercise content corresponding to the past data having a smaller change amount as the change amount of the current data becomes larger is selected as the other exercise content. When the determination result transmitted from the change request unit indicates that the size of the current data is smaller than the lower limit value, the amount of change in the current data decreases as the other exercise content. The exercise content corresponding to the past data having a larger change amount is selected.

  In the exercise support device according to the first aspect of the present invention, past data when a past user actually exercises according to the exercise content is stored in association with the exercise content for each attribute. If the vital data during exercise of the current user is not within the predetermined range, the exercise content scheduled to be presented next is changed based on the current data and past data corresponding to the attributes of the current user. That is, when a past user having the same attribute exercises, the exercise content after the change is selected in consideration of how the vital data has actually changed. Therefore, compared with the case where the exercise content after the change is set uniformly, the exercise content can be changed to the optimal exercise content for the current user who is exercising.

  In the exercise support device of the invention according to claim 2, when the current user's vital data exceeds the upper limit value, the exercise content to be presented next is changed to an exercise content with a smaller change amount of past data. Is done. If the current user's vital data is less than the lower limit value, the exercise content scheduled to be presented next is changed to exercise content with a larger change amount of past data. Therefore, in addition to the effect of the invention described in claim 1, the vital data is between the two from the excessive movement where the vital data exceeds the upper limit or the movement where the load less than the lower limit is too light. It is possible to shift to an appropriate motion state that fits.

  In the exercise support device of the invention according to claim 3, when the current user's vital data is less than the upper limit value or the lower limit value, the exercise content to be presented next is determined according to the amount of change in the current data. It is changed to the exercise content corresponding to the past data of the amount of change that cancels out. Therefore, in addition to the effect of the invention according to the second aspect, it is possible to quickly shift from an excessive exercise or an exercise with a light load to an appropriate exercise state.

  The exercise support program of the invention according to claim 4 can cause a computer to function as various processing means of the exercise support apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to 3. Therefore, the effect of the invention according to any one of claims 1 to 3 can be achieved.

  In the exercise support system of the invention according to claim 5, when the vital data during the exercise of the current user acquired by the user terminal is not within the predetermined range, the exercise content to be next presented from the user terminal to the exercise content server A change request is sent. The exercise content server stores past data when a past user actually exercises according to the exercise content in association with the exercise content for each attribute, and the exercise content to be presented next is the current data. And based on past data corresponding to the attributes of the current user. That is, when a past user having the same attribute exercises, the exercise content after the change is selected in consideration of how the vital data has actually changed. Therefore, compared with the case where the exercise content after the change is set uniformly, the exercise content can be changed to the optimal exercise content for the current user who is exercising.

  In the exercise support system of the invention according to claim 6, when the current user vital data acquired in the user terminal exceeds the upper limit value, the exercise content to be presented next is past in the exercise content server. The amount of data change is changed to a smaller exercise content. If the current user's vital data is less than the lower limit value, the exercise content scheduled to be presented next is changed to exercise content with a larger change amount of past data. Therefore, in addition to the effect of the invention according to claim 5, from the state where the vital data exceeds the upper limit or the load that is less than the lower limit is too light, the vital data is between them. It is possible to shift to an appropriate motion state that fits.

  In the exercise support system of the invention according to claim 7, when the current user's vital data is less than the upper limit value or the lower limit value, the exercise content to be presented next in the exercise content server is the amount of change in the current data. Accordingly, the exercise content corresponding to the past data of the amount of change that cancels the change is changed. Therefore, in addition to the effect of the invention according to the sixth aspect, it is possible to quickly shift to an appropriate exercise state from an excessive exercise or an exercise in which the load is too light.

  Hereinafter, an exercise support system 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. The drawings to be referred to are used for explaining the technical features that can be adopted by the present invention, and the configuration of the apparatus described, the flowcharts of various processes, etc., unless otherwise specified. It is not intended to be limited to that, but merely an illustrative example.

  First, a schematic configuration of an exercise support system 100 according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 1 is a system configuration diagram showing a schematic configuration of the exercise support system 100. As shown in FIG. 1, the exercise support system 100 includes a server 1 that presents exercise content to a user 3 and a user terminal 2 connected to the server 1 via a network 5 as main components. The server 1 is installed, for example, in a sports gym or a fitness studio, and can transmit an exercise menu for the user 3 to exercise with reference to the user terminal 2 of the member. In the present embodiment, the Internet is adopted as the network 5, and each member can exercise at their favorite time according to the exercise menu transmitted from the server 1 to the user terminal 2 installed at home. In FIG. 1, only one user terminal 2 is shown, but a number of user terminals 2 corresponding to the number of members can be connected to the server 1. Further, it is not always necessary to employ the Internet as the network 5 as in the present embodiment. For example, a user terminal 2 installed in a sports gym may be connected to the server 1 via a LAN. .

  When the exercise menu is transmitted from the server 1 to the user terminal 2, the plurality of exercise contents constituting the received exercise menu are sequentially displayed on the display 28 at the user terminal 2. The user 3 wears the sensor unit 30 that measures vital data (for example, heart rate), and exercises according to the displayed exercise. The user terminal 2 determines whether the user 3 is performing an appropriate exercise based on the vital data sequentially transmitted from the sensor unit 30. As a result, when it is determined that an excessive exercise or an exercise with a light load is performed, the user terminal 2 requests the server 1 to change the exercise content to be presented next. The server 1 stores personal information about all members, exercise content constituting an exercise menu for each attribute group and exercise purpose determined based on the personal information of the members. Upon receiving the change request from the user terminal 2, the server 1 selects the exercise content after the change based on the attribute of the member and the amount of change in the vital data of the member transmitted together with the change request, and the user terminal 2 Send to. Details of these processes will be described later.

  Next, the configuration of the server 1 will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing an electrical configuration of the server 1. FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram of the member information database 1410. FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram of the exercise content database 1420. FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram of the ideal transition of the heart rate stored in the default menu storage area 143 and the default menu. FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram of the change candidate database 1440.

  First, the electrical configuration of the server 1 will be described with reference to FIG. As shown in FIG. 2, the server 1 includes a CPU 11, a ROM 12, a RAM 13, a hard disk device (HDD) 14, an input / output interface 15, and a communication interface (I / F) 16 that are connected to each other via a bus 10. ing. The ROM 12 stores various programs for operating the server 1 such as BIOS, and the CPU 11 controls the operation of the server 1 according to the program stored in the ROM 12. The RAM 13 is a storage element that temporarily stores various data. The HDD 14 will be described in detail later. The input / output interface 15 mediates data transfer, and is connected to a display 17, a mouse 18 and a keyboard 19. The communication I / F 16 is connected to the network 5 and transmits / receives data to / from an external device such as the user terminal 2.

  Next, a storage area provided in the HDD 14 and information stored therein will be described with reference to FIGS. As shown in FIG. 2, the HDD 14 includes a member information database (DB) storage area 141, an exercise content database (DB) storage area 142, a default menu storage area 143, a change candidate database (DB) storage area 144, and a program storage area. A plurality of storage areas including 145 are provided. The member information DB storage area 141 stores a member information DB 1410 in which personal information of all members of the exercise support system 100 is registered. The exercise content DB storage area 142 stores an exercise content DB 1420 in which exercise content that is a component of the exercise menu to be transmitted to the user terminal 2 is registered. In the default menu storage area 143, an ideal transition 1431 of vital data determined for each attribute group and exercise purpose, and a standard exercise menu 1430 (hereinafter referred to as a default menu 1430) set to realize the ideal transition. ) Is stored. The change candidate DB storage area 144 stores the amount of change in vital data when moving from one exercise to another for each attribute group. The program storage area 145 stores various programs for causing the server 1 to execute various processes including an exercise content distribution process described later.

  Here, the member information DB 1410 stored in the member information DB storage area 141 will be described with reference to FIG. As shown in FIG. 3, the member information DB 1410 includes, for each member, a member ID that is an identification code unique to each member, a member's name (A, B, C, etc.), gender, age, height, weight, Heart rate data at the time of exercise using the attribute group and the previous exercise support system 100 is registered as member information. In the present embodiment, the “attribute group” refers to a group classified based on gender, age, height, and weight. For example, a group whose sex is “male”, age is “teens”, height is “less than 165 cm”, and weight is “less than 55 kg” is “attribute group A”, sex is “female”, age is “30s”, A group whose height is “150 cm or more and less than 160 cm” and whose weight is “60 kg or more and less than 70 kg” is classified as “attribute group K” or the like. Although not shown in FIG. 3, the member information DB 1410 also stores other information such as the member's address, telephone number, mail address, and identification information of the user terminal 2 used by the member. Further, FIG. 3 only shows data for three members A to C, but actually, data of all members of the exercise support system 100 is stored.

  Next, the exercise content DB 1420 stored in the exercise content DB storage area 142 will be described with reference to FIG. As shown in FIG. 4, in the exercise content DB 1420, for each of a plurality of different exercises, an exercise name that is an exercise name, exercise moving image data and audio data that lasts for several minutes are stored as a set. In this embodiment, the exercise name, moving image data, and audio data of a certain exercise stored as a set in the exercise content DB 1420 are collectively referred to as exercise content. In the present embodiment, the server 1 creates an exercise menu in which a plurality of exercise contents stored in the exercise content DB 1420 are combined and arranged in order according to the attribute group to which the member belongs and the exercise purpose of the member. Send. This process will be described in detail later. Further, FIG. 4 shows only data of exercise content 1 to exercise content 3, but actually, when there is other exercise content, data of all exercise content is stored.

  With reference to FIG. 5, the relationship between the ideal transition 1431 stored in the default menu storage area 143 and the default menu 1430 will be described. FIG. 5 is a graph showing the transition of the heart rate, which is an example of time and vital data when exercising, with the solid line indicating the ideal transition 1431 and the dotted line indicating the expected transition 1432 when exercising according to the default menu 1430. Show. Further, T1 to T7 on the time axis are time frames in which one exercise content is assigned to each. The ideal transition 1431 is uniformly determined as an ideal heart rate transition suitable for each attribute group and exercise purpose, and the upper limit value and the lower limit value of the heart rate are also determined according to each attribute group and exercise purpose. It has been. Although details will be described later, the default menu 1430 is set by comparing the ideal transition 1431 with the amount of change in heart rate stored in the change candidate DB 1440 (see FIG. 6). Specifically, for example, in the ideal transition 1431 shown in FIG. 5, the heart rate increases over the first time frame T1 and the second time frame 2, and the rate of increase increases in the time frame T3. It is said that it is ideal that it does not change in T4 to T5, and then descends in time frames T6 to T7. Therefore, the exercise content in which the amount of change in which the heart rate changes is stored is selected for each of the time frames T1 to T7, and the exercise name of the selected exercise content is stored as the default menu 1430. . In the example of FIG. 5, a default menu 1430 in which exercise 1, exercise 2, exercise 3, exercise 5, exercise 8, exercise 9, and exercise 11 are arranged in order corresponding to time frames T1 to T7 is stored. The default menu storage area 143 stores the ideal transition 1431 of vital data and the default menu 1430 as described above for each attribute group and exercise purpose.

  Next, the change candidate DB 1440 stored in the change candidate DB storage area 144 will be described with reference to FIG. As shown in FIG. 6, in the change candidate DB 1440, for each attribute group, the exercise name, the exercise name after the transition from the exercise, and the expected change amount of the vital data before and after the transition are stored in association with each other. ing. FIG. 6 shows only data of attribute group A to attribute group C, and exercise content 1 to exercise content 3, but actually, data of all exercise contents of all classified attribute groups is shown. It is remembered. In this embodiment, the heart rate is adopted as vital data. Further, as will be described later, the expected change amount is updated based on vital data (heart rate data) measured when a member belonging to the attribute group actually exercises. Detailed description.

  Below, with reference to FIG. 7, the structure of the user terminal 2 is demonstrated. FIG. 7 is a block diagram showing an electrical configuration of the user terminal 2. As shown in FIG. 7, the user terminal 2 includes a CPU 21, a ROM 22, a RAM 23, a hard disk device (HDD) 24, an input / output interface (I / F) 25, and a sensor communication I / O connected to each other via a bus 20. F26 and communication I / F27 are provided. The ROM 22 stores various programs for operating the user terminal 2 such as BIOS, and the CPU 21 controls the operation of the user terminal 2 according to the program stored in the ROM 22. The RAM 23 is a storage element that temporarily stores various data. The HDD 24 will be described later. The input / output I / F 25 mediates data transfer. Connected to the input / output I / F 25 are a display 28 on which exercise content and the like are displayed, and a touch panel 29 capable of inputting instructions by pressing various items displayed on the display 28 with a finger. Further, the input / output I / F 25 is also connected with a speaker (not shown) for outputting an instruction for exercise. The sensor communication I / F 26 includes a wireless communication antenna 261 and receives heart rate data from the sensor unit 30 worn by the member. Although not shown in detail, the sensor unit 30 includes a heart rate sensor, a communication circuit for wireless communication, and an antenna 31. The communication I / F 27 is connected to the network 5 and transmits / receives data to / from an external device such as the server 1.

  As shown in FIG. 7, the HDD 24 is provided with a plurality of storage areas including a user information storage area 241 and a program storage area 242. In the user information storage area 241, personal information of members who use the user terminal 2 is stored. Since this personal information is the same as the information stored in the member information DB 1410 of the server 1, the description thereof is omitted here. The program storage area 242 stores various programs for causing the user terminal 2 to execute various processes including an exercise support process described later.

  Below, with reference to FIGS. 8-10, the exercise | movement assistance process performed with the user terminal 2 is demonstrated. FIG. 8 is a flowchart of the exercise support process. FIG. 9 is a flowchart of the exercise content change determination process executed during the exercise support process. FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram of the upper limit value, the lower limit value, and the actual transition of the heart rate for explaining the determination process in the exercise content change determination process. Note that the processing shown in FIGS. 8 and 9 is executed by the CPU 21 in accordance with the program stored in the program storage area 242 of the HDD 24. In the following description, it is assumed that the member A is registered as the user of the user terminal 2 to be processed.

  The exercise support process shown in FIG. 10 starts when an instruction to start a program is input by the member A of the exercise support system 100 using the user terminal 2 via the touch panel 29 (see FIG. 1) built in the display 28. Is done. When the process is started, the CPU 21 first reads the member ID of the member A who uses the user terminal 2 from the user information storage area 241 of the HDD 24 and transmits it to the server 1 for login (S1). In the server 1 that has received the member ID, authentication processing is performed as described later, and an authentication result is transmitted to the user terminal 2. Receiving this, the CPU 21 of the user terminal 2 determines whether or not the authentication result is OK (S2). If the authentication result is OK (S2: YES), the CPU 21 displays a plurality of buttons for selecting the exercise purpose on the display 28 based on the screen information transmitted from the server 1, and inputs to the member A. Prompt. Examples of exercise purposes include “muscular strength enhancement”, “diet”, and “exercise lack of exercise”. When the member A presses the button corresponding to the desired exercise purpose, this input is detected by the touch panel 29, and the input exercise purpose is acquired in the RAM 23 (S3).

  Subsequently, the CPU 21 describes the exercise purpose acquired in S3 and transmits an exercise menu distribution request to the server 1 (S4). Although details will be described later, in the server 1 that has received this, an exercise menu including a plurality of exercise contents, and an upper limit value and a lower limit value of the heart rate are set according to the attribute of the member A of the user terminal 2 and the exercise purpose. And delivered to the user terminal 2. For example, in accordance with the default menu 1430 in FIG. 5, an exercise menu configured in the order of exercise 1, exercise 2, exercise 3, exercise 5, exercise 8, exercise 9 and exercise 11, and an upper limit value and a lower limit value are set to the user terminal 2. be delivered. The CPU 21 receives the exercise menu, the upper limit value, and the lower limit value and stores them in the RAM 23 (S5).

  Subsequently, the CPU 21 selects the first exercise content from among the plurality of exercise contents received from the server 1 and stored in the RAM 23 (S6). In the example of the default menu described above (see FIG. 5), the exercise content of exercise 1 is selected here. Then, the CPU 21 reproduces the moving image data and audio data of the selected exercise content, displays an image as an example of exercise on the display 28 (see FIG. 1), and outputs instruction audio from a speaker (not shown). (S7). Further, the CPU 21 starts counting the elapsed time from the start of reproduction of exercise content by using the time counter stored in the RAM 23 (S8).

  In the present embodiment, the sensor unit 30 worn by the member A constantly monitors the heart rate of the member A and transmits it to the user terminal 2. The CPU 21 receives the heart rate data transmitted from the sensor unit 30 via the antenna 31 and acquires it in the RAM 23 as the actual transition 1435 shown in FIG. 10 (S9), and monitors whether the determination time has come. (S10). The determination time is a time tn determined when a predetermined time has elapsed from the start in a time frame Tn determined for each exercise content, and is distributed together with the exercise menu and stored in the RAM 23. For example, as shown in FIG. 10, in the time frame T1 in which the first exercise content (exercise 1) is played back, whether or not the time counter has reached the determination time t1 stored in the RAM 23 in association with exercise 1 Is judged. If the time counter has not reached the determination time tn (S10: NO), the heart rate data is stored as it is (S9). When the determination time tn is reached (S10: YES), the CPU 21 refers to the exercise menu stored in the RAM 23 and determines whether there is still next exercise content (S11).

  As described above, if the exercise menu is distributed according to the default menu 1430 of FIG. 5, the exercise 2 is stored in the RAM 23 as the exercise content next to the exercise 1 (S11: YES). In such a case, exercise content change determination processing is performed (S12, FIG. 11). In the exercise content change determination process, it is determined whether or not the heart rate of the member A who is exercising exceeds a predetermined range, and if so, it is presented next so that the heart rate shifts to the predetermined range. This is a process for changing exercise content.

  As shown in FIG. 9, when the exercise content change determination process is started, the CPU 21 first determines the user terminal at the determination time tn based on the upper limit value, the lower limit value, and the heart rate data of the heart rate stored in the RAM 23. It is determined whether the heart rate of the member A of 2 is not less than the lower limit and not more than the upper limit (S21). For example, in the example of FIG. 10, in the time frame T1 in which the first exercise content (exercise 1) is reproduced, the heart rate b1 at the determination time t1 is set to the attribute group of the member A and the exercise purpose selected by the member A. It is equal to the lower limit L1 determined accordingly. That is, the heart rate b1 is not less than the lower limit value L1 and not more than the upper limit value U1 (S21: YES). In this case, the CPU 21 determines that the exercise may be continued without changing the next exercise content (S31). And it waits until the reproduction | regeneration of the exercise | movement content currently reproduced | regenerated is complete | finished (S28: NO-> S28), and when reproduction | regeneration is complete | finished (S28: YES), a time counter will be reset in order to process the next exercise content ( S29). Thereafter, the CPU 21 selects the next exercise content from the exercise menu stored in the RAM 23 (S30). In the example of FIG. 10, the exercise content of exercise 2 set second is selected here, and the processing of FIG. 9 ends and returns to the exercise support processing of FIG.

  Returning to the processing in FIG. 8, the processing of S7 to S10 is performed for the second exercise content as described above, and when the determination time t2 determined for the time frame T2 is reached (S10: YES), the next exercise is performed. The presence / absence of content is determined (S11). For example, if the exercise menu is distributed according to the default menu 1430 of FIG. 5, the exercise content of exercise 3 is stored in the RAM 23 after exercise 2 (S11: YES). Therefore, the CPU 21 performs exercise content change determination processing for the exercise 3 scheduled to be presented next (S12, FIG. 9). Next, it is determined whether or not the heart rate b2 of the member A at the determination time t2 is not less than the lower limit value L1 and not more than the upper limit value U1 (S21). In the example shown in FIG. 10, since the heart rate b2 of the member A exceeds the upper limit value U1 (S21: NO), the CPU 21 determines that the next exercise content must be changed (S22). Process.

  First, the CPU 21 calculates the amount of change Δb / t of the heart rate per unit time immediately after starting exercise according to the exercise content currently being reproduced (S23). Specifically, as shown in FIG. 10, the difference Δb between the heart rate at the start of playback of the exercise content and the heart rate after a unit time t (for example, 15 seconds) from the start of playback is divided by the unit time t. The number is calculated as a change amount Δb / t. Here, the amount of change Δb / t is calculated based on whether the heart rate of the member A has changed suddenly or has changed gradually by shifting from the previous exercise to the current exercise. This is for grasping and considering when selecting the exercise content after the change in the server 1. After calculating the change amount Δb / t (S23), the CPU 21 notifies the server 1 of the change amount Δb / t and the exercise name of the current exercise content (“exercise 2” in the above example). The exercise content (“exercise 3” in the above example) is changed to another exercise content and requested to be transmitted to the user terminal 2 (S24).

  As will be described in detail later, in the server 1 that has received the change request, the optimum next exercise content is searched based on the attribute of the member A and the heart rate change Δb / t transmitted from the user terminal 2. The As a result, when there is no more suitable content than the next exercise content that is currently set, the server 1 transmits an unchangeable notification to the user terminal 2. When the notification that the change is impossible is received (S25: YES), the CPU 21 proceeds to S28 as it is and performs the processes of S28 to S30 as described above. That is, when the playback of the exercise content currently being played ends (S28: YES), the time counter is reset (S29), and the next (third) exercise content is selected from the exercise menu that has been delivered first. (S30), the process returns to the exercise support process of FIG.

  On the other hand, when other optimal exercise content selected by the server 1 is transmitted to the user terminal 2 instead of the notification that the change cannot be made (S25: YES), the CPU 21 receives this and changes the exercise content. Is stored in the RAM 23 (S26). The exercise menu is updated by replacing the exercise content to be reproduced next in the exercise menu received in S5 and stored in the RAM 23 with the received changed exercise content (S27). For example, when an exercise menu is distributed according to the default menu 1430 of FIG. 5 and a change request is made during the reproduction of exercise 2 (S24), exercise 3 next to exercise 2 is replaced with the received changed exercise content. . Thereafter, when the reproduction of the exercise content being currently reproduced ends (S28: YES), the time counter is reset (S29), and the next exercise content (changed exercise content) is selected from the changed exercise menu (S30). Returning to the exercise support process of FIG. 8, the same process is repeated.

  In this way, a plurality of exercise contents constituting the exercise menu stored in the RAM 23 are sequentially reproduced while appropriately changing the next exercise content. As a result, when it becomes the last exercise content, there is no next exercise content (S11: NO). In this case, the CPU 21 waits until the last exercise content has been played back (S13: NO → S13). When the playback is finished (S13: YES), the CPU 21 sends an end notification to the server 1 (S14), and further results. Data is transmitted (S15). Specifically, the exercise name of the exercise actually performed by the member A and the heart rate data of the member A transmitted from the sensor unit 30 and stored in the RAM 23 are transmitted as result data. When the result data is transmitted (S15), the exercise support process in FIG. 8 ends.

  The exercise content distribution processing performed in the server 1 will be described below with reference to FIGS. FIG. 11 is a flowchart of exercise content distribution processing. FIG. 12 is an explanatory diagram of heart rate data stored in the member information DB 1410. FIG. 13 is an explanatory diagram of the updated change candidate DB 1440. The exercise content distribution process shown in FIG. 11 is executed by the CPU 11 in accordance with a program stored in the ROM 12.

  The exercise content distribution process shown in FIG. 11 is started when a member ID for login is received from any of the user terminals 2 connected to the server 1. In the following description, it is assumed that the member ID is received from the user terminal 2 in which the member A is registered as a user. When the process is started, the CPU 11 first stores the received member ID of the member A in the RAM 13 (S51). Then, the member information DB 1410 (see FIG. 3) of the HDD 14 is searched, and whether or not login authentication is possible is confirmed based on whether or not the member ID received from the user terminal 2 is registered (S52), and the result is transmitted. (S53). Specifically, if the member ID is stored in the member information DB 1410, since the member A is a member of the exercise support system 100, the CPU 21 permits log-in permission and displays screen information for inputting the exercise purpose as the user. Transmit to terminal 2. On the other hand, if the member ID is not stored, the authentication is denied because the member A is not a member of the exercise support system 100.

  In the user terminal 2 that has received the authentication result from the server 1, as described above, an exercise purpose is input by the member A, and an exercise menu transmission request is transmitted to the server 1. When the CPU 11 of the server 1 receives the exercise menu transmission request, the CPU 11 stores the exercise purpose included in the transmission request in association with the member ID received in S51 and stored in the RAM 13 (S54). As described above with reference to FIG. 5, the default menu storage area 143 of the HDD 14 stores a default menu 1430 in which exercise names of a plurality of exercise contents are arranged for each attribute group and exercise purpose. The CPU 11 reads the member information (member A) of the member ID stored in the RAM 13 from the member information DB 1410 and identifies the attribute group corresponding to the attribute of the member A. Then, the default menu 1430 corresponding to the specified attribute group and exercise purpose is selected from the default menu storage area 143 (S55). As described above, the default menu is an exercise name of a plurality of exercise contents constituting the exercise menu. Therefore, the CPU 11 sequentially reads out the corresponding exercise content from the exercise content DB 1420 according to the exercise name of the default menu, and creates an exercise menu for the member A to be distributed to the user terminal 2. Then, the created exercise menu is distributed to the user terminal 2 (S56).

  Thereafter, in the user terminal 2 that has received the exercise menu, the exercise content is presented to the member A as described above. If the heart rate during the exercise of the member A exceeds a predetermined range, the user terminal 2 sends the exercise content to the server 1. A request is sent to change the next athletic content. When the CPU 11 of the server 1 receives the change request from the user terminal 2 (S57: YES), the change amount Δb / t of the heart rate included therein and the exercise name of the exercise content currently being reproduced on the user terminal 2 are stored in the RAM 13. (S58). Then, the change candidate DB 1440 (see FIG. 6) is searched to check whether there is exercise content suitable for the change (S59). Specifically, among the data of the attribute group of member A, the heart rate is kept within a predetermined range in consideration of the amount of change Δb / t for the data after the transition from the exercise content currently being reproduced. Determine if there is any exercise to be transitioned.

  For example, it is assumed that the heart rate data as shown in FIG. 10 is obtained when the member A exercises in the user terminal 2 according to the exercise menu initially distributed from the server 1. In this case, the heart rate b2 of the member A exceeds the upper limit value U1 at the determination time t2 in the time frame T2 for exercise 2. Therefore, the user terminal 2 notifies the server 1 of the exercise 2 which is the exercise name of the current exercise content and the heart rate change Δb / t at the time of transition from the exercise 1 to the exercise 2. Is required to change the next exercise content. Note that the amount of change Δb / t at this time is “+3”, and the attribute group to which member A belongs is “A”. In this case, first, the transition data from the exercise 1 to the exercise 2 of the attribute group A in the change candidate DB 1440 shown in FIG. 6 is referred to. The change candidate DB 1440 stores that the expected amount of change in heart rate when exercise has shifted from exercise 1 to exercise 2 is +2. However, when the member A shifts to the exercise 2 after the exercise 1, the actual heart rate change Δb / t is +3. That is, the ratio of the actual change amount to the expected change amount is 1.5. As described above, since the heart rate of the member A exceeds the upper limit value during the exercise of the exercise 2, it is necessary to drop it below the upper limit value in the next exercise. However, according to the original exercise menu, the expected change in heart rate when moving from exercise 2 to exercise 3 is +1, so if you move to exercise 3 as it is, the heart rate will rise further and the upper limit will be Expected to remain above. Here, it is assumed that the expected changes in the heart rate of the exercise after the transition from the exercise 2 stored in the change candidate DB 1440 are all larger than +1 of the exercise 3. In this case, even if the exercise 3 is changed to any other exercise, the heart rate is expected to increase more than the exercise 3. Therefore, in this case, the CPU 11 determines that it is impossible to change the exercise 3 to another exercise (S61: NO), and transmits a notification that the change cannot be made to the user terminal 2 (S64). 2 returns to monitoring whether a change request has been received from S2 (S57).

  On the other hand, if the change candidate DB 1440 stores a motion with a numerical value smaller than the expected change in the heart rate of motion 3 + 1, the motion 3 can be changed to another motion (S61: YES). Therefore, the CPU 11 selects an optimal exercise after exercise 2 from the change candidate DB 1440 (S62). Specifically, in order to offset the increase ratio 1.5 of the actual change amount when moving from exercise 1 to exercise 2 with respect to the expected change amount, the expected change amount +1 when moving from exercise 2 to exercise 3 is set to − The exercise content having “−1.5” obtained by multiplication by 1.5 and an expected change amount is selected. In the example of FIG. 6, since there is no motion content having an expected change amount of −1.5 at the time of transition from exercise 2, the motion content of motion 8 or motion 7 having the closest expected change amount is selected. For example, in order to change the heart rate as slowly as possible, the exercise 8 having a smaller absolute value of the expected change amount is selected. In this way, based on the attribute group of member A and the amount of change in heart rate of member A at the start of the current exercise, the optimal exercise content after the change is selected (S62). Thereafter, the CPU 11 transmits the exercise content after the change to the user terminal 2 (S63), and returns to monitoring whether or not a change request has been received from the user terminal 2 (S57).

  When a change request is not received from the user terminal 2 (S57: NO), the CPU 11 determines whether an end notification is received from the user terminal 2 (S71). As described above, the end notification is a notification that is transmitted to the server 1 when the user terminal 2 finishes reproducing all the exercise contents constituting the exercise menu. When this is received (S71: YES), the CPU 11 subsequently receives the result data from the user terminal 2 and stores the received result data in the RAM 13 (S72). As described above, the result data includes the name of the exercise actually performed by the member A and the heart rate of the member A measured during the exercise by the sensor unit 30 worn by the member A and stored in the user terminal 2. Data (see FIG. 12).

  When the result data (see FIG. 12) is received from the user terminal 2, the CPU 11 first overwrites and updates the heart rate data of the member A in the member information DB 1410 shown in FIG. 3 with the received data (S73). Then, the estimated change amount of the heart rate in the change candidate DB 1440 is updated, and the data is rearranged based on the updated change amount (S74). Specifically, first, a change amount Δb / t of the heart rate at the time of transition from each exercise content to the next exercise content is calculated from the result data shown in FIG. 12, and the expected change of the corresponding data in the change candidate DB 1440 is calculated. Rewrite the amount. For example, in the result data of member A shown in FIG. 12, the actual heart rate change amount at the transition from exercise 1 to exercise 2 is +3, and the change amount at the transition from exercise 2 to exercise 8 is −2.5. Suppose that the amount of change from exercise 8 to exercise 5 is +0.5. Then, in the change candidate DB 1440, as shown in FIG. 13, the expected change in heart rate when moving from exercise 1 to exercise 2 is rewritten from +2 to +3. In addition, the expected change in heart rate when moving from exercise 2 to exercise 8 is rewritten from -1 to -2.5, and the order of exercise 8 is changed after exercise 7 with a change of -2. The Although not shown, the same processing is performed for the transition data from the exercise 8 to the exercise 5 and the subsequent exercises.

  Subsequently, the default menu 1430 stored in the default menu storage area 143 is also updated based on the updated change candidate DB 1440 (S75). As described above with reference to FIG. 5, the default menu 1430 is based on the data stored in the change candidate DB 1440 so that the heart rate changes along the ideal transition 1431 determined for each attribute group and exercise purpose. A combination of exercises. Therefore, when the change candidate DB 1440 is updated as shown in FIG. 13, the exercise to be selected in accordance with the ideal transition 1431 may change. For example, when the original ideal transition 1431 and the default menu 1430 are as shown in FIG. 5, the amount of change in the heart rate when moving from exercise 1 to exercise 2 as described above is rewritten from +2 to +3. Assume that motion 2 no longer fits the ideal transition 1431. In such a case, for example, the second exercise in the default menu is changed from exercise 2 to exercise 5 (change amount 1.5) more suitable for the ideal transition 1431. Similarly, for each of the time frames T1 to Tn, the optimal exercise content for the ideal transition 1431 is appropriately selected and the default menu 1430 is updated (S75), and then the exercise content distribution process of the server 1 ends.

  As described above, in this embodiment, the change name DB 1440 of the server 1 has an exercise name and an exercise name for each attribute group classified based on sex, age, height, weight, and the like. The estimated change in heart rate is stored in association with it. Note that the estimated change in heart rate uses the change in heart rate measured when the member actually performed this exercise in the past. Further, a default menu, which is a combination of standard exercise content, is set for each attribute group and exercise purpose, and at first, exercise content is distributed to the user terminal 2 of the member according to the default menu. During exercise, a heart rate, which is vital data, is constantly measured by the sensor unit 30 worn by the member, and this data is transmitted to the user terminal 2 and stored. Then, when the member's heart rate exceeds a predetermined range determined according to the attribute group and the exercise purpose, the amount of change in the heart rate when the exercise of the exercise content being reproduced is started with respect to the server 1 at this time At the same time, a request for changing the next exercise content is transmitted. In the server 1, the optimal exercise content for returning the member's heart rate to the predetermined range is selected from the change candidate DB 1440 based on the member attribute and the amount of change of the heart rate, and the user terminal is used as the exercise content after the change. 2 is delivered. When all the exercises are completed, the exercise name of the exercise actually performed by the member and the heart rate data measured during the exercise are transmitted to the server 1 as result data. Based on the result data, the server 1 updates the expected change in heart rate stored in association with each exercise content.

  Thus, in the present embodiment, when the members belonging to the same attribute group have exercised in the past, how the heart rate actually changed is stored in the change candidate DB 1440, and this is taken into consideration. The exercise content after the change is selected. Therefore, compared with the case where the exercise content after the change is set uniformly, the exercise content can be changed to the optimal exercise content for the member who is currently exercising.

  When the heart rate exceeds the upper limit set according to the attribute group and the exercise purpose, the change amount from the change candidate DB 1440 is smaller as the expected change amount as the exercise content after the change, and the actual heart rate change. Exercise content that can offset the amount is selected. Similarly, when the heart rate is less than the lower limit, from the change candidate DB 1440, as the exercise content after the change, there is an exercise content that has a larger expected change amount and can cancel the actual heart rate change amount. Selected. Therefore, the member can be promptly changed to an appropriate exercise state from an excessive exercise or an exercise with a light load.

  In the present embodiment, the server 1 and the user terminal 2 correspond to the “exercise support device” of the present invention. The change candidate DB 1440 of the HDD 14 corresponds to a “content storage unit”. In S55 of FIG. 11, the CPU 11 of the server 1 that selects the default menu corresponds to “content selection means”. The CPU 21 of the user terminal 2 that acquires heart rate data in S9 of FIG. 8 corresponds to “data acquisition means”. The CPU 21 that determines whether or not the heart rate data is within the upper limit value or the lower limit value in S21 of FIG. 9 corresponds to “determination means”. In S62 of FIG. 11, the CPU 11 of the server 1 that selects the exercise content after the change from the change candidate DB corresponds to the “content changing unit”. In S74 of FIG. 11, the CPU 11 that updates the change candidate DB 1440 corresponds to “data rewriting means”.

  In this embodiment, the exercise support system 100 corresponds to the “exercise support system” of the present invention, and the user terminal 2 and the server 1 correspond to a “user terminal” and an “exercise content server”, respectively. Further, the CPU 21 of the user terminal 2 that transmits the exercise menu distribution request to the server 1 in S4 of FIG. 8 corresponds to “distribution request means”. In S7 of FIG. 8, the CPU 21 that reproduces the exercise content constituting the received exercise menu corresponds to the “presentation means”. The CPU 21 that acquires the heart rate data transmitted from the sensor unit 30 in S9 of FIG. 8 corresponds to “data acquisition means”. The CPU 21 that determines whether or not the heart rate data is within the upper limit value or the lower limit value in S21 of FIG. 9 corresponds to “determination means”. The CPU 21 that transmits the exercise content change request to the server 1 in S24 of FIG. 9 corresponds to “change request means”. The CPU 21 that updates the exercise menu by replacing the next exercise content with the changed exercise content in S27 of FIG. 9 corresponds to “content replacement means”. The CPU 21 that transmits the result data to the server 1 in S15 of FIG. 8 corresponds to a “data transmission unit”.

  Further, the change candidate DB 1440 of the server 1 corresponds to a “content storage unit”. In S55 of FIG. 11, the CPU 11 of the server 1 that selects the default menu corresponds to “content selection means”. In S56 of FIG. 11, the CPU 11 that distributes the exercise menu to the user terminal 2 corresponds to “distribution means”. In S62 of FIG. 11, the CPU 11 of the server 1 that selects the exercise content after the change from the change candidate DB corresponds to the “content changing unit”. In S74 of FIG. 11, the CPU 11 that updates the change candidate DB 1440 corresponds to “data rewriting means”.

  The configuration of the exercise support system 100 shown in the above-described embodiment is an exemplification, and it goes without saying that the present invention can be variously modified. For example, in the above-described embodiment, the heart rate is employed as the vital data, but blood pressure, body temperature, and the like can be employed in addition to the heart rate. In this case, the sensor unit 30 may be provided with a blood pressure sensor or a body temperature sensor instead of the heart rate sensor.

  In the above-described embodiment, members of the exercise support system 100 are classified into a plurality of attribute groups based on gender, age, height, and weight. However, information other than those described above, such as medical history, body fat percentage, and vital capacity, may be used as attributes.

  In the above-described embodiment, the exercise support system 100 includes the server 1 and the user terminal 2 connected to the server 1 via the network 5, and each user terminal 2 is a member 1 of the exercise support system 100. The name is specified. However, it is not always necessary to identify one member as the user of the user terminal 2, and the user terminal 2 may be one or a plurality of users. In this case, each member logs in to the server 1 from any one of the user terminals 2 using an identification code (member ID) assigned to the member, thereby identifying the member who is using the user terminal 2 on the server 1 do it. In addition, although it cannot be used by a plurality of people at the same time, the server 1 and the user terminal 2 can be configured by only the server 1 without using separate devices. In this case, the sensor communication I / F 26 (see FIG. 5) that enables the server 1 to communicate with the sensor unit 30 worn by the member and the display 28 and the touch panel 29 provided in the user terminal 2 in the above-described embodiment. 7).

  In the above-described embodiment, if the member's heart rate exceeds a predetermined upper limit value or does not reach the lower limit value at a determination time tn determined for each time frame Tn of each exercise content, A change request has been made. However, when the determination is made a plurality of times for each time frame Tn and the number of times the heart rate exceeds the predetermined upper limit value and the number of times the heart rate does not reach the lower limit value is equal to or greater than the predetermined number, The change request may be made only when it exceeds or does not reach the lower limit.

1 is a system configuration diagram showing a schematic configuration of an exercise support system 100. FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing an electrical configuration of the server 1. FIG. It is explanatory drawing of the member information database 1410. FIG. It is explanatory drawing of the exercise content database 1420. It is explanatory drawing of the ideal transition of the heart rate memorize | stored in the default menu memory | storage area 143, and a default menu. It is explanatory drawing of the change candidate database 1440. FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing an electrical configuration of a user terminal 2. FIG. It is a flowchart of exercise support processing. It is a flowchart of the exercise content change determination process executed during the exercise support process. It is explanatory drawing of the upper limit of heart rate, the lower limit, and an actual transition for demonstrating the determination process in an exercise content change determination process. It is a flowchart of exercise content distribution processing. It is explanatory drawing of the heart rate data memorize | stored in member information DB1410. It is explanatory drawing of updated change candidate DB1440.

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100 exercise support system 1 server 11 CPU
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1410 Member information DB
1420 Exercise Content DB
1440 Change candidate DB
2 User terminal 21 CPU
30 Sensor unit

Claims (7)

An exercise support apparatus that selects and presents exercise content based on vital data of a user during exercise,
For each attribute including at least one of age, gender, and physique, a plurality of athletic content and past data that is vital data when at least one past user exercises according to each athletic content are stored in association with each other. Content storage means;
Content selection means for selecting an exercise menu that is a combination of a plurality of exercise contents corresponding to the attributes of the current user from the plurality of exercise contents stored in the content storage means;
Data acquisition means for acquiring current data which is vital data of the current user while the current user is exercising according to the exercise menu;
Determining means for determining whether the size of the current data acquired by the data acquiring means is within a predetermined range defined by a preset upper limit value and lower limit value;
When the determination means determines that the size of the current data is not within the predetermined range, the next content, which is an exercise content to be presented next according to the exercise menu, is determined as the current data and the current data. Content changing means for changing to other exercise content stored in the content storage means based on the past data corresponding to the user's attributes;
Of the plurality of exercise contents stored in the content storage unit, rewrite the past data associated with the exercise content actually experienced by the current user according to the current data acquired by the data acquisition unit. An exercise support apparatus comprising data rewriting means.   The content changing means, when the determination means determines that the size of the current data is larger than the upper limit value, as the other exercise content, the change amount of the past data of the next content. If the exercise content corresponding to the past data having a small change amount is selected, and the determination means determines that the size of the current data is smaller than the lower limit value, the next exercise content is used as the next exercise content. The exercise support apparatus according to claim 1, wherein exercise content corresponding to the past data having a change amount larger than a change amount of the past data of the content is selected.   The content changing means, when the determining means determines that the size of the current data is larger than the upper limit value, as the other exercise content, the smaller the change amount of the current data, the smaller the change When the exercise content corresponding to the amount of the past data is selected and the determination means determines that the size of the current data is smaller than the lower limit value, the other exercise content The exercise support apparatus according to claim 2, wherein the exercise content corresponding to the past data having a larger change amount is selected as the change amount is smaller.   An exercise support program for causing a computer to function as various processing means of the exercise support apparatus according to claim 1. An exercise support system comprising a user terminal and an exercise content server connected to the user terminal via a network and delivering exercise content to the user terminal,
The user terminal is
Distribution request means for requesting the exercise content server to distribute an exercise menu that is a combination of exercise content;
Presenting means for presenting the exercise menu distributed from the exercise content server to a current user who is a current user;
Data acquisition means for acquiring current data which is vital data while the current user is exercising according to the exercise menu;
Determination means for determining whether or not the current data acquired by the data acquisition means is within a predetermined range determined by a preset upper limit value and lower limit value;
When the determination means determines that the size of the current data is not within the predetermined range, the current data is transmitted to the exercise content server and is scheduled to be presented next in the exercise menu. Change request means for requesting to change the next content that is athletic content to other athletic content;
Content replacement means for replacing the next content with the other athletic content transmitted from the athletic content server in response to a request from the change request means;
Data transmission means for transmitting the current data acquired by the data acquisition means in association with the exercise content actually experienced by the user to the exercise content server,
The athletic content server is
For each attribute including at least one of age, gender, and physique, a plurality of athletic content and past data that is vital data when at least one past user exercises according to each athletic content are stored in association with each other. Content storage means;
Content selection means for selecting the exercise menu corresponding to the attribute of the current user from the plurality of exercise contents stored in the content storage means when receiving a request from the content request means;
Distribution means for distributing the exercise menu selected by the content selection means to the user terminal;
When the request from the change request unit is received, the content after the change of the next content is stored in the content storage unit based on the current data and the past data corresponding to the attributes of the current user. Content changing means for selecting other exercise content;
Change distribution means for distributing the other content selected by the content change means to the user terminal;
Data for rewriting the past data associated with the exercise content actually experienced by the current user transmitted by the data transmission unit among the plurality of exercise content stored in the content storage unit according to the current data An exercise support system comprising rewriting means. The change request unit of the user terminal transmits a determination result of the determination unit to the athletic content server,
When the determination result transmitted from the change request unit indicates that the size of the current data is larger than the upper limit value, the content changing unit of the exercise content server, as the other exercise content, The exercise content corresponding to the past data having a change amount smaller than the change amount of the past data of the next content is selected, and the determination result transmitted from the change request means indicates that the size of the current data is the lower limit value. If it is smaller than that, the exercise content corresponding to the past data having a change amount larger than the change amount of the past data of the next content is selected as the other exercise content. Item 6. The exercise support system according to Item 5.   When the determination result transmitted from the change request unit indicates that the size of the current data is larger than the upper limit value, the content changing unit of the exercise content server, as the other exercise content, The exercise content corresponding to the past data having a smaller change amount is selected as the change amount of the current data is larger, and the determination result transmitted from the change request means indicates that the size of the current data is smaller than the lower limit value. The exercise content corresponding to the past data having a larger change amount is selected as the other exercise content when the change amount of the current data is smaller when the smaller content is indicated. Exercise support system.

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