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Table Tilt is a Balance exercise in the Wii Fit games. The METs of this activity is 1.5.

Difficulties[]

Beginner difficulty[]

The levels[]

  1. The first level consists of a circle with one hole and one ball that starts in the center.
  2. A second ball joins in a platform with one hole shaped like two interconnected ovals.
  3. The third level is shaped like a cross with two balls on two sides and two holes on the other.
  4. This level is shaped like a three-sided fidget spinner with three balls on the sides and a hole in the middle.
  5. This level is shaped like an S with three balls and two holes.
  6. This one is shaped like five interconnected squares, one in the middle. The hole is on one of the sides, and the four balls are in the other squares.
  7. There are two platforms and five balls
  8. There are eight balls in a W-shaped platform

When you get in the hole[]

When all balls fall down the hole, 20 seconds (or until the timer reaches 99) are added to the timer.

Advanced difficulty[]

The levels[]

  1. The first level has one ball on a star-shaped platform.
  2. Two balls are on two separate platforms (both have slopes).
  3. The platform is shaped like a hula hoop, with two balls.
  4. This level is a square... only with slopes in the middle. There are three balls.
  5. This level has five balls on a circle with squares blocking off parts of it.
  6. Almost the same as level 4, only with 5 balls...
  7. It's a circle... only with bumps on it.
  8. The level consists of 8 balls on four separate platforms shaped into a square

When balls get into the hole[]

30 seconds (or until the timer reaches 99) are added to the timer.

Plus difficulty[]

See Table Tilt Plus.

Extra[]

In extra mode, the platforms are all icy, which makes the ball slide farther. It uses same system with Plus stage(+6s for each ball)

  1. Beginner stage level 1.
  2. Beginner stage level 2.
  3. Advanced stage level 2.
  4. Plus stage level 4, but with 4 balls.
  5. Beginner stage level 7.
  6. Advanced stage level 8, but with 6 balls.
  7. Advanced stage level 6, though the balls' position is slightly different.
  8. Plus stage level 6, but with 5 balls.

Extra is the only stage where the ball decrease after a stage.

How to unlock Advanced difficulty[]

Beat every level in beginner difficulty.

Star Rankings[]

Star Rank Beginner Advanced
WiiFitNoStars
0 points
WiiFitOneStar
10 - 30 points
WiiFitTwoStars
40 - 70 points
WiiFitThreeStars
80 - 109 points 80 - 99 points
WiiFItFourStars
110 - 179 points 100 - 179 points


Trivia[]

  • For every level you clear, you earn 10 points.
  • After every 2 levels, a new musical element is added to the background music.
  • There are two unused levels from the E3 2007 demo of Wii Fit shown below. This video show these unused levels in action, albeit with some weird collision patterns with the balls due to the collision model not being mapped into the game and the collision model of the actual course being used instead.

Gallery[]

Balance Training
Soccer HeadingSki JumpSki SlalomSnowboard SlalomTable TiltTightrope WalkBalance BubblePenguin SlideLotus Focus
Training activities
YogaStrength TrainingAerobicsBalance GamesTraining PlusDance (Wii Fit U)