Nerd Fitness

Fetch quests are where it's at and ACV gives you a temporary +10 MP score so you can cast "magic fat burn" *kitten* up your defense though and leaves you wide open for dispel magic on the forums.

You're welcome, however "clear as mud" is my hardcore-gardeners-fitness handle just call me animators here sweetheart.

animatorswearbras wrote: »

You're welcome, however "clear as mud" is my hardcore-gardeners-fitness handle just call me animators here sweetheart.

Nice to meet you animators here sweetheart I'm dad.

captainfantastic94 wrote: »

Caporegiem wrote: »

MrStabbems wrote: »

Caporegiem wrote: »

MrStabbems wrote: »

KristinRG85 wrote: »

captainfantastic94 wrote: »

Hi all!
Anyone active on the Nerd Fitness website?

I am. I'm only a lowly Level 3 Assassin, and I've yet to win my first Boss Battle, but Hi!

This is not a legit thing right??? tell me it's not..

Someone do cliffs on this site. I want to know what's going on but not enough to go through the site.

I'm secretly hoping it's true. I want to see some scrawny dude rock up to the squat rack and say " stand back boys, lvl 16 bard here" and all his lower lvl mates trying to push back an imaginary crowd.

I never thought about that part, I was intrigued by what a boss battle is and how it works. Are there side quest? Like dont chit yourself while doing squats?

Actually what happens is you either go it alone and decide how you ger xp(work three days this week +50 xp, stuck to your calories 5 out of six days +70 xp, etc) amd you level up based on that. There's a community for support and every month they set up new challenges that you set your goals for and participate in.

There is also a rising heroes "fitness game" and im not really sure what that is

Pretty creative way of going about it seriously. For someone like me that does good to log in here 3-4 times a week, could I do roids and power level?

captainfantastic94 wrote: »

Caporegiem wrote: »

animatorswearbras wrote: »

You're welcome, however "clear as mud" is my hardcore-gardeners-fitness handle just call me animators here sweetheart.

Nice to meet you animators here sweetheart I'm dad.

captainfantastic94 wrote: »

Caporegiem wrote: »

MrStabbems wrote: »

Caporegiem wrote: »

MrStabbems wrote: »

KristinRG85 wrote: »

captainfantastic94 wrote: »

Hi all!
Anyone active on the Nerd Fitness website?

I am. I'm only a lowly Level 3 Assassin, and I've yet to win my first Boss Battle, but Hi!

This is not a legit thing right??? tell me it's not..

Someone do cliffs on this site. I want to know what's going on but not enough to go through the site.

I'm secretly hoping it's true. I want to see some scrawny dude rock up to the squat rack and say " stand back boys, lvl 16 bard here" and all his lower lvl mates trying to push back an imaginary crowd.

I never thought about that part, I was intrigued by what a boss battle is and how it works. Are there side quest? Like dont chit yourself while doing squats?

Actually what happens is you either go it alone and decide how you ger xp(work three days this week +50 xp, stuck to your calories 5 out of six days +70 xp, etc) amd you level up based on that. There's a community for support and every month they set up new challenges that you set your goals for and participate in.

There is also a rising heroes "fitness game" and im not really sure what that is

Pretty creative way of going about it seriously. For someone like me that does good to log in here 3-4 times a week, could I do roids and power level?

As long as you are reaching your goals

That's very good to know, what about being carried? If I group up with a guy at the gym and he deadlifts 500lbs while I avoid aggroing the kettle bells do I get some of his xp?

That actually looks pretty cool and fun but I don't think I'd be willing to pay $150 for it...

Wow i dunno where this thread came from but OP is pretty hot

I just joined Nerd Fitness & the Academy. So far it's great! Highly recommended.

In answer to some of the questions earlier in this thread:

- yes, you level up based on physical activities. You gain XP by completing "quests", like walking for X distance, or doing squats, or playing ultimate frisbee, or trying yoga (etc). There are hundreds of quests of many different types.
- you choose a class based on what your fitness goals are. There are 6 classes (Warrior, Ranger, Scout, Assassin, Monk, and Druid). For example. a warrior will be very strength training based, and a druid will be very balance based trsaining like yoga or tai chi.
- once you have earned enough XP, you have boss battles where you have to beat a boss by completing a physical challenge to level up.

It's fun, engaging, and a completely different approach then what I've seen elsewhere.