Wii Workout Programs

trickrabbit
trickrabbit Posts: 15
edited December 22 in Fitness and Exercise
I am looking for a workout program for the Wii Gaming system and am wondering if anyone has any sugesstions.
As must of you may know Wii Fit just doesn't cut it.

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  • atisa01
    atisa01 Posts: 2 Member
    Wii Active 2 is pretty good.
  • rose_mortem
    rose_mortem Posts: 147 Member
    go outside and walk, jog, run, whatever. it's a lot cheaper than a new game :laugh:
  • rhonniema
    rhonniema Posts: 522 Member
    EA Sports Active 2.
  • caramkoala
    caramkoala Posts: 303 Member
    Just Dance :)
  • marias2gaa
    marias2gaa Posts: 118 Member
    Zumba 2 works u out
  • mlb929
    mlb929 Posts: 1,974 Member
    Wii Active 2 is pretty good.

    It's what I started with and am now marathon running and doing P90X2, Insanity, and several other intense programs. It was a great start for me.
  • sportsbear46
    sportsbear46 Posts: 19
    EA Sports Active 2.
    ^^
    This is better the the 1st one.
  • MustangSally74
    MustangSally74 Posts: 59 Member
    I would have to agree Just Dance is wonderful & Zumba! I sweat a lot on both.
  • Helloitsdan
    Helloitsdan Posts: 5,564 Member
    I started with Wii active 2.
  • mandamommy3
    mandamommy3 Posts: 297 Member
    I have to agree with Active 2.
  • skcornett
    skcornett Posts: 169 Member
    go outside and walk, jog, run, whatever. it's a lot cheaper than a new game :laugh:

    I agree, but there are days when It's nice to have an indoor option when the weather is bad or too damn hot.
  • PrfctGdess
    PrfctGdess Posts: 257
    I also like Zumba 2, but if you don't like dancing, it's probably not your thing. I also have the Gold's Gym Shape Boxing and it's a great workout; more than I thought it would be initially. I like my Wii Fit2 for yoga and games, but it's lousy for cardio :tongue:
  • PrfctGdess
    PrfctGdess Posts: 257
    go outside and walk, jog, run, whatever. it's a lot cheaper than a new game :laugh:

    Also hard when you have kids. :smile: it's MUCH easier to get my 5, 3, and 2 yr olds to dance with me, "box", whatever than it is to try to run in the heat pushing 3 kids in a stroller. :noway: To each his own!
  • trickrabbit
    trickrabbit Posts: 15
    I would just like to say thank you to all of you who responded.
    :flowerforyou:
  • hsnbro
    hsnbro Posts: 55
    Zumba for sure!
  • iroze
    iroze Posts: 78 Member
    "Exerbeat" has nice kickboxing and martial arts as well as hip-hop and aerobics. The latin dance portion of it may come in useful as well :)
  • TheDreadPirateRoberts
    TheDreadPirateRoberts Posts: 225 Member
    EA Sports Active (any of them). EA Sports Active 2 is on sale at Sainsbury's at the moment for £8 with a HRM. They are pretty damned hard exercise regimes and they deliver results. You'd need to buy a stronger tension band though as a man I think.
  • Krys_140
    Krys_140 Posts: 648 Member
    I'm bummed! After reading the recommendations, I went online looking to buy a copy of EA Sports Active 2 for the Wii, and it seems that EA Sports is discontinuing production/support of their whole Active line of games. They shut off their "Active" servers in April 2012, which means that there is no longer an online component.

    I hope this means that they have a new fitness product lined up. I'm eager to have an option for the 99 degree days like today, and the -20 degree days in December!!!!!
  • TheDreadPirateRoberts
    TheDreadPirateRoberts Posts: 225 Member
    I'm bummed! After reading the recommendations, I went online looking to buy a copy of EA Sports Active 2 for the Wii, and it seems that EA Sports is discontinuing production/support of their whole Active line of games. They shut off their "Active" servers in April 2012, which means that there is no longer an online component.

    I hope this means that they have a new fitness product lined up. I'm eager to have an option for the 99 degree days like today, and the -20 degree days in December!!!!!

    Yeah, the Active part of their servers is off line, but the rest of the game works perfectly. Some supermarkets are selling it off at discount prices now, so see if you can pick it up. Even without the online aspects, I strongly recommend the series (and only the last one had that online element anyway).
  • ollypennie
    ollypennie Posts: 11 Member
    I agree I picked up EA Active 2 for £7.50 and it was a complete bargain and what i have also been finding I am sticking with it. I also do Zumba and some yoga on wii fit but thats more just for fun.
  • kathybro75
    kathybro75 Posts: 51 Member
    Hi

    I have Wii Sports and the Just Dance 1 & 3(2 is on my shopping list). I find all of these brilliant for an inside workout especially the dance games. Hope this helps
  • HannahsReturnToFitness
    HannahsReturnToFitness Posts: 86 Member
    Wii zumba gives you a good work out if you do it with enthusiam.

    I also love wii fit. (I lost 3 stone with wii fit!!!)
  • sho3girl
    sho3girl Posts: 10,799 Member
    I'd recomend Zumba 2 or Wii Cardio which is boxing
  • barbara1982
    barbara1982 Posts: 349 Member
    I'm bummed! After reading the recommendations, I went online looking to buy a copy of EA Sports Active 2 for the Wii, and it seems that EA Sports is discontinuing production/support of their whole Active line of games. They shut off their "Active" servers in April 2012, which means that there is no longer an online component.

    I hope this means that they have a new fitness product lined up. I'm eager to have an option for the 99 degree days like today, and the -20 degree days in December!!!!!

    I'd still recommen EA Sports Active 2. You don't necessarily need the online part, I thought it was annoying and for me quite useless! The game it self is great, it's a good workout!
  • sunglasses_and_ocean_waves
    sunglasses_and_ocean_waves Posts: 2,757 Member
    My Fitness Coach! It's less than $20 and equipment is optional. The workouts change every day. Read the reviews on Amazon. It's a great way to workout,.
  • UnderConstructionLuis
    UnderConstructionLuis Posts: 331
    Wii Golds Gym
  • TheDreadPirateRoberts
    TheDreadPirateRoberts Posts: 225 Member
    My Fitness Coach! It's less than $20 and equipment is optional. The workouts change every day. Read the reviews on Amazon. It's a great way to workout,.

    I've got that myself and wouldnt recommend it as a bloke. Its a bit too much like aerobics and you have to have a 12' * 12' space in front of the TV ideally to fit it in. The equipment its better not to have as well because the program dosnt give you any time to grab the kit.

    That said it has had a lot of good reviews on Amazon.. mine was one of the few negatives :)
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