Supporting the newly-released Wii Balance Board, the game puts players into a "boot camp" that offers weight loss, strength training, interval and hill climbing activities. Only three mini-games were revealed: crossing monkeybars, climbing ladders and rowing.

Completion of the activities are said to unlock motivational "lifestyle and fitness video tips from Jillian." A two-player mode will also be available.

Billed as the first Wii game to feature "a celebrity fitness trainer"--Michaels serves as a strength trainer and life coach on NBC's The Biggest Loser--the project stems from a three-way collaboration between publisher Majesco, property holder Interactive Game Group and developer 3G Studios.