Presentation of audiovisual exercise segments between segments of primary audiovisual content

1. A method of operating a video services system, the method comprising:

maintaining a library of available audiovisual exercise segments;

presenting an audiovisual stream to a user of a video services receiver, the audiovisual stream comprising a first segment of primary audiovisual content, a second segment of primary audiovisual content, and a segment of secondary audiovisual content between the first segment of primary audiovisual content and the second segment of primary audiovisual content;

obtaining user data that identifies the user of the video services receiver;

acquiring a time duration of the segment of secondary audiovisual content;

determining a measure of physical activity conveyed in the primary audiovisual content;

selecting, from the library of available audiovisual exercise segments, a user-specific audiovisual exercise segment, wherein the selecting is influenced by the user data and the time duration, and wherein the selecting is influenced by the measure of physical activity such that the selected user-specific audiovisual exercise segment includes content that is correlated with the measure of physical activity; and

presenting the selected user-specific audiovisual exercise segment concurrently with the segment of secondary audiovisual content.

2. The method of claim 1 , further comprising:

receiving user performance data that indicates an amount of physical activity completed by the user of the video services receiver during presentation of the selected user-specific audiovisual exercise segment; and

updating the user data in accordance with the user performance data.

3. The method of claim 1 , wherein the segment of secondary audiovisual content comprises advertising, marketing, promotional, or commercial content.

4. The method of claim 1 , further comprising:

detecting an end of the segment of secondary audiovisual content; and

in response to detecting the end of the segment of secondary audiovisual content, terminating presentation of the selected user-specific audiovisual exercise segment.

5. The method of claim 1 , wherein the audiovisual stream is a live audiovisual stream.

6. The method of claim 1 , wherein the audiovisual stream is a recorded audiovisual stream.

7. A method of operating a video services system, the method comprising:

presenting an audiovisual stream to a user of a video services receiver, the audiovisual stream comprising a first segment of primary audiovisual content, a second segment of primary audiovisual content, and a segment of secondary audiovisual content between the first segment of primary audiovisual content and the second segment of primary audiovisual content;

detecting presentation of the segment of secondary audiovisual content;

determining a measure of physical activity conveyed in the primary audiovisual content;

in response to detecting presentation of the segment of secondary audiovisual content, correlating the measure of physical activity with a segment of audiovisual exercise content included in a library of available audiovisual exercise segments;

obtaining the segment of audiovisual exercise content at the video services receiver; and

presenting the segment of audiovisual exercise content concurrently with the segment of secondary audiovisual content.

8. The method of claim 7 , further comprising:

in response to detecting presentation of the segment of secondary audiovisual content, acquiring a time duration of the segment of secondary audiovisual content, wherein the obtaining step obtains a segment of audiovisual exercise content that conveys an exercise regimen having an exercise duration that is less than or equal to the time duration of the segment of secondary audiovisual content.

9. The method of claim 7 , further comprising:

maintaining a plurality of user profiles for a plurality of different users of the video services receiver, wherein each of the user profiles is associated with an exercise regimen for a respective one of the different users;

wherein the obtaining step obtains the segment of audiovisual exercise content in accordance with the exercise regimen associated with the user of the video services receiver.

10. The method of claim 9 , further comprising:

updating the exercise regimen associated with the user of the video services receiver after presenting the segment of audiovisual exercise content.

11. The method of claim 9 , further comprising:

receiving user performance data that indicates an amount of physical activity completed by the user of the video services receiver during presentation of the segment of audiovisual exercise content; and

updating the exercise regimen associated with the user of the video services receiver in accordance with the received user performance data.

12. The method of claim 7 , further comprising:

maintaining the library of available audiovisual exercise segments; and

determining a metric associated with physical activity content of the primary audiovisual content;

wherein the obtaining step comprises selecting the segment of audiovisual exercise content from the library of available audiovisual exercise segments based on the determined metric.

13. The method of claim 7 , further comprising:

maintaining the library of available audiovisual exercise segments; and

determining a genre of the primary audiovisual content;

wherein the obtaining step comprises selecting the segment of audiovisual exercise content from the library of available audiovisual exercise segments based on the determined genre.

14. The method of claim 7 , further comprising:

maintaining the library of available audiovisual exercise segments;

wherein the obtaining step comprises selecting the segment of audiovisual exercise content from the library of available audiovisual exercise segments based on a current timestamp.

15. A video services receiver for providing audiovisual content to a user, the video services receiver comprising:

a receiver interface to receive an audiovisual stream comprising a first segment of primary audiovisual content, a second segment of primary audiovisual content, and a segment of secondary audiovisual content between the first segment of primary audiovisual content and the second segment of primary audiovisual content;

a data storage element to store a library of available audiovisual exercise segments;

a display interface for a display operatively coupled to the video services receiver, the display interface facilitating presentation of the audiovisual stream and segments of audiovisual exercise content on the display; and

a processor coupled to the receiver interface, the data storage element, and the display interface, wherein the processor determines a measure of physical activity conveyed in the primary audiovisual content, selects, from the library of available audiovisual exercise segments, a segment of audiovisual exercise content having content that is correlated with the determined measure of physical activity, and initiates presentation of the selected segment of audiovisual exercise content concurrently with the segment of secondary audiovisual content.

16. The video services receiver of claim 15 , wherein the processor acquires a time duration of the segment of secondary audiovisual content and selects a segment of audiovisual exercise content that conveys an exercise regimen having an exercise duration that is less than or equal to the time duration of the segment of secondary audiovisual content.

17. The video services receiver of claim 15 , wherein:

the processor detects a transition from the first segment of primary audiovisual content to the segment of secondary audiovisual content; and

the processor selects the segment of audiovisual exercise content from the library of available audiovisual exercise segments in response to detecting the transition.

18. The video services receiver of claim 15 , wherein the processor selects the segment of audiovisual exercise content from the library of available audiovisual exercise segments based on a user profile of the user.