anyone tried nerd fitness?

floweredsteel

I read an article about Nerd Fitness and checked out their site. It looks pretty shiny. Even with their money back guarantee, I don't want to drop money on something that's basic knowledge or not helpful. Anyone tried it?

pander101

It's all stuff you can do on your own. You would be wasting your money.

independant2406

I've just been doing some of the free (body weight) exercises from Nerd Fitness for now. Definitely sore afterwards!!. I'd start with those and some of the other free ones first. Generally I find I can gather good exercises from the internet and develop my own workout plan and enter it here on MFP.

Good Luck!

cheripugh1

I read an article about Nerd Fitness and checked out their site. It looks pretty shiny. Even with their money back guarantee, I don't want to drop money on something that's basic knowledge or not helpful. Anyone tried it?

Some need to workout with a person or group that has a set program if that is you, then it's worth the money. Anything and I mean anything you want to work on, you can find a FREE youtube to show you how, just google it for example I have physical limits so I can google sit ups while standing and bam!

Mauthos

To be fair I signed up to their free email newsletter and it does have some good stuff and links to healthy recipes and free work outs. These I have found to be very useful, but I wouldn't drop any cash on it as most of the stuff you can work out for yourself with a bit of research and google-fu.

gypsy_spirit

I used the body weight strength training program for beginners before I got my barbell/weights. I never paid a dime.

JenMc14

I like the site. The blogs are often good, and the forum, while not as active as this, has lots of helpful people. You can start a challenge thread there for a 6 week challenge, set your own goals, and people will cheer you on. There's good free stuff there, I'd start with that. Nothing wrong with paying for a program if you need it, though. Fitnessblender is another really good resource that's mostly free. (They charge for specific programs putting their videos together in a package for you, but they have a zillion free videos.)

floweredsteel

Thanks for the info everyone. It doesn't sound as cool as I had imagined it in my mind. I thought it would be more video game/comic book oriented, more fun. Imagine a Mario Brothers Workout: Sprint, Jump Jump Jump, Punch, Slide, Woohoo! Shiny new levels of fitness, nutrition, and mental stamina to conquer at every turn. Alas, 'tis not to be.

shabaity

Go in and read some of the older blogs the Zelda work out is fun if your in good enough shape. Frankly I can't even do beginner body weight due to circumstances beyond my control.

floweredsteel

Go in and read some of the older blogs the Zelda work out is fun if your in good enough shape. Frankly I can't even do beginner body weight due to circumstances beyond my control.

I didnt think to look there. Now that I have, I have found qite a few workouts that are inspired by everything from LOTR to TMNT. I will give the a try next week. Thanks shabaity!

MsHarryWinston

I read an article about Nerd Fitness and checked out their site. It looks pretty shiny. Even with their money back guarantee, I don't want to drop money on something that's basic knowledge or not helpful. Anyone tried it?

I am sensing, I am sensing... A Firefly lover among us.

shabaity

Go in and read some of the older blogs the Zelda work out is fun if your in good enough shape. Frankly I can't even do beginner body weight due to circumstances beyond my control.

I didnt think to look there. Now that I have, I have found qite a few workouts that are inspired by everything from LOTR to TMNT. I will give the a try next week. Thanks shabaity!

No problem. And welcome to the rebellion.

Capt_Apollo

nerd fitness is what got me started. the blogs were very motivating, and the work outs were cool and different.

i never did his program, but if it motivates you, try it out!

Kalikel

I googled it and read part of an article. I guess it was an article. Sounded more like a temper tantrum. The author said I misuse the word "literally", which I do not. He'd like to ban the word.

If you join and say you want to tone up, he may start stomping his feet and yelling "Don't say that!" He doesn't like the word "tone". "Core" is okay, though. You can use that word. Just be sure to learn which words the guy can hear without throwing himself on the ground, kicking and screaming.

He needs to get a grip, lol.

I wouldn't pay for it, but if it works for others, that's great.

gotolam

I googled it and read part of an article. I guess it was an article. Sounded more like a temper tantrum. The author said I misuse the word "literally", which I do not. He'd like to ban the word.

If you join and say you want to tone up, he may start stomping his feet and yelling "Don't say that!" He doesn't like the word "tone". "Core" is okay, though. You can use that word. Just be sure to learn which words the guy can hear without throwing himself on the ground, kicking and screaming.

He needs to get a grip, lol.

I wouldn't pay for it, but if it works for others, that's great.

Yea, because that never happens on MFP.

ana3067

I read an article about Nerd Fitness and checked out their site. It looks pretty shiny. Even with their money back guarantee, I don't want to drop money on something that's basic knowledge or not helpful. Anyone tried it?

I am sensing, I am sensing... A Firefly lover among us.

MsHarryWinston

I read an article about Nerd Fitness and checked out their site. It looks pretty shiny. Even with their money back guarantee, I don't want to drop money on something that's basic knowledge or not helpful. Anyone tried it?

I am sensing, I am sensing... A Firefly lover among us.

Tee hee hee