Tonal Systems, Inc.

Michael Philip Hand

Scott Matthew White

Denis Bezrukov

Gert Petja

Marisa Abril

A program is presented to a user including a stream of content including a first auditory content and a first visual content related to the workout. A context state of the user participating in the workout is determined based on information from a sensor. A responsive content is selectively added based on the context state of the user to the stream of content in a manner that avoids conflict with the stream of content.

Timeline and media controller for exercise machine

A plurality of ready signals is received from a plurality of designated strength training devices. An initial synchronization signal is transmitted to the plurality of designated strength training devices such that the plurality of designated strength training devices begin a workout phase in a synchronized manner and then proceed with the workout phase asynchronously. A plurality of status signals is received indicating completion of the workout phase by at least some of the plurality of designated strength training devices. A resynchronization signal is transmitted to the plurality of designated strength training devices upon determining that the plurality of status signals exceeds a threshold such that the plurality of designated strength training devices begin a subsequent workout phase in a synchronized manner and then proceed with the subsequent workout phase asynchronously.

Remote group workouts

In response to an indication of a transition in a live workout, a synchronization identifier as metadata is embedded in a portion of a video stream of the live workout. The portion of the video stream of the live workout is transmitted to a remote client exercise machine. A hardware state of the remote client exercise machine is updated based at least in part on the synchronization identifier, at least in part to synchronize the remote client exercise machine with the live workout. In response to an exercise machine joining a video stream of a live workout, a timeline comprising a set of events that are to occur over the course of the live workout is received. A portion of the video stream of the live workout is received, wherein the portion of the video stream has embedded a synchronization identifier. The portion of the video stream is rendered. A hardware state of the exercise machine is updated at least in part by evaluating the timeline using the synchronization identifier embedded in the portion of the video stream, at least in part to synchronize the exercise machine with the live workout. An occurrence of a workout event with respect to one or more participants of a live workout is received. A prioritization of the event is determined based at least in part on at least one of a recency of the event or a categorization of the event. The event and the corresponding prioritization to a client exercise machine is transmitted, wherein a position of a presentation of the event on a feed of events on the client exercise machine is based at least in part on the prioritization of the event.

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Michael Philip Hand