Words Of Wisdom on 29 April 2008
| dib8rman said: 1. Lol WoW since when was the developers purpose for something the consumers purpose. What are you talking about? The only problem here is people are dumb enough to think WiiFit is a silver bullet solution for exercise. 2. you telling me that rergarless of there being a floor or a pad there that doing yoga for 2 hours a day for 7 days a week wont have an effect No, that would be idiotic. I'm telling you that playing with WiiFit is inferior to a monitored and well-regulated gym workout routine. 3. In the more reasonable cases people who only have 15-30 minutes to play games have used Wii fit to get results. In less reasonable cases certain activities could damage their bodies without proper stretching before exercising and without an instructor to assist in form I'd bet most people would do the exercises incorrectly. 3.5. From what I've read, they have 4. It all depends on purpose, if your trying to look like super man then probably not, unless you add weights to the work out. I'd speculate that most people would rather just lose weight that bulk up. 5. Regardless of the application, this gets people working out, but that's not the issue here is it. It is better than nothing. No the issue is that Wiifit is threatening *allegedlly* the fitness industry, so how does this differ from exercise products that claim to be home fittness machines? Simple it's cheaper, ok that was answered above so let's move on. No the issue is that it's giving consumers a false sense of security and possibly damaging their bodies due to a lack of instruction on proper exercise technique. |
