Exertion Interfaces

Designing Sports: A Framework for Exertion Games will be presented at CHI 2011 in Vancouver, Canada, in May 2011. Acceptance rate was only 26%.

This long paper presents an understanding of how designers can approach the design of exertion games, offering insights from the design and teaching of exertion games. This work was done in collaboration with the University of Melbourne, Stanford University, Microsoft Research, the London Knowledge Lab and the University of Technology Sydney.   

Designed a visual presentation of a framework for Exertion games:

The example here shows Table Tennis for Three from a single-player perspective, I have left out the arrows for the other 2 players, but they are equivalent.