Wii Fit Rhythm Boxing: So right hand holds wiimote, left hand holds nunchuk. Right hand punches register every time. Left hand puncheshardly register ever. I don't think it's my coordination; I'm giving it plenty of welly with the left hand punches, but the sensor either doesn't register them, or registers them with a slight time delay. Is it me, or is it is maybe a problem with the nunchuk?

u may need new batteries or back up from the wii a bit intill it reads better. make sure ur sensor bar is always plugged in correctly

Have you tried restarting the Wii and then synching the wii remote to the wii ?
Just below the disk loader is a hinge you can open to insert a sd card, There is a red button - Push it
Take the battery cover of the wii remote, their is a red button - push it
Push both buttons close together time wise

There are two optaions for you to find one, one of the simpler ones would be to find a video game store and ask if they have the booklet in stock and they should be able to give you one, or you can try e-bay, im sure there is something on there. I hope I have helped you in anyway.

Wayne

It's a rhythm game kinda like Guitar Hero or Rock Band but not as intuitive or entertaining. My kids have the game because they love the Chipmunks but they haven't touched it in months.

You play by holding the Wii Remote and Nunchuck like drum sticks. You have the wave either your Right or Left hand in time with the circles on the screen. On medium or hard you need to hold a button down on the nunchuck or Wii remote when the circle go upwards. Once you get the hang of it it's really quite simple.

This may sound odd, but bear with me for a moment. When you jog, it is the accelerometer in the Wiimote that senses that you are moving up and down. Sometimes it gets stuck.

After ensuring that you have fresh batteries, smack (with relative strength) the Wiimote in your other hand. This should reset the accelerometer in the Wiimote. Nintendo actually has recommended folks to smack it on a table, but I don't think that's totally necessary.

Good luck, and let us know if that helps!

You don't need to punch hard with the Wii Boxing. Below is a demo video of how the game should be played:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbXFvgz4eXk

If you notice, there is a small twist in the remote when the demonstrator leans forward. Its that motion that the Wii recognises rather than distance. You can even flick the controller to get the same effect.
Be sure that the sensor bar is flat and facing the player directly for best reception.

you rotate left your hula hoop same your body and you move the hula hoop with your body

Note that the blue light on the Wii Fit board should be facing AWAY from the TV.

This should fix your problem right away.

Looks like the solution is found. Marking this as solved so that Fixya will properly register it and help others with the same problem.