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In human females, the pelvic floor muscles may become weak or lose conditioning as the result of age, childbirth, injury or disease. As a result, those with weak or unconditioned muscles may experience difficulty controlling or stopping the flow of urine. As a result, these individuals may experience episodes of incontinence, sexual dysfunction, or other undesirable situations related to muscle control. In order to improve the condition of the pelvic floor muscles and thus reduce the incidences of incontinence, improve sexual function, and/or improve other undesirable situations, individuals may perform various exercises including an exercise that involves the voluntary contraction of the pelvic floor muscles. The most well-known of these is the Kegel exercise. When performing Kegel exercises, a subject generally will attempt to contract their muscles for a short period of time, release the contraction of those muscles and then repeat this process. The desired result is the improvement of muscle tone in the pelvic floor muscles. Some individuals may have difficulty identifying the correct muscles to contract or may not hold the contraction long enough to be beneficial. In other cases, the individual may not remember to perform the exercises or lose interest and either stop performing the exercise or not perform them frequently enough to obtain a desired benefit. There have been devices disclosed that assist a user in their efforts to learn to contract the muscles of the pelvic floor using various methods of electrically stimulating those muscles. In fact, various classes of muscle stimulators have been defined by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration including muscle stimulators for the improvement of muscle tone, muscle stimulators for the treatment of incontinence and stimulation for the treatment of muscle pain. Devices for facilitating some of these treatments are also known in the art. For example, U.S. Pat. No. 5,800,501 (Sherlock) discloses a device for providing an electrode for electrical stimulation. This same device may also be used to receive biofeedback signals. With such a device, a user may receive stimulation in order to strengthen the muscles of the pelvic floor. In addition to the stimulation portions, Sherlock also discloses a biofeedback portion. The biofeedback portion may be used to measure a user's muscle activity in response to such stimulation or as the result of exercises initiated by the user. Such a device may be of value to a user who desires to strengthen their pelvic floor muscles by combining stimulation with self-initiated muscle exercise. A user of such a device must be diligent with regard to their self-initiated exercises in order to see optimum results with regard to muscle strengthening. The use of games or similar methods of engaging a user may be beneficial in that such methods may encourage the user to persist in their exercise program. Various classes of muscle stimulators have been defined by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration including muscle stimulators for the improvement of muscle tone, muscle stimulators for the treatment of incontinence and stimulation for the treatment of muscle pain