Looks like Wii Fit will be getting some play time tonight...

@Euphoria: The Halo comments were meant to be sarcastic in order for the immature posters to see how ridiculous they sound.  Btw, what's your highest score on the Hula Hoop challenge?

I rather buy bowflex

"I think majority of people that bought it, are the same people that buy those crap infomercial exercise equipment.."

Why yes, I believe you are generalizing quite a bit there pal.  

Btw, you didn't answer any of my questions.

To be honest I don't even know my high score. I know I played Hoola Hoops and then unlocked Super Hoola Hoops or something like that and it had me sweating like crazy. Same with jogging exercise and the Yoga drills my girlfriend made me do. -.-

Never knew I was so flexible.

lmfao that was a joke... I owned 2 different Body By Jake Products and I own 1 ab rocker, & 1 swing stepper...

And thats NOT why you said I was generalizing... Park, Resources, remember?

I think there are many, many, many, people with park resources (or alternatives) available to them then Wii Fits..

 again, you were talking about my routine and I answered...

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To answer your question.. yes, go jog in the park with the dealers and crackheads..

I'm sure you have a school near you were you can jog or a rec center, YMCA maybe..

Your college doesn't have a rec center?

The "motivation" to workout indoors via fitness center, rec center, is to meet people, learn what workouts they use, find a workout buddy, look for people to date.. not to mention the motivation for a healthy body..

"Non Motivation" locked in your home, using an electronic step as your only means of a healthy life style..

NOW.. just to be clear...that last sentence is a joke, remember that before you want to label me again...

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lol joystiq totally ripped my idea

Wii fit and brain age were tested and the results came in. Niether helps in any positive way.

Halo 3, on the other hand, teaches you how to swear and "protect ya neck".

Okay, funny man.

First off, that statement is the reason why I said you were generalizing.  It's the reason why I replied to your post in the first place 

There is a YMCA a block away from me.  However, those centers aren't exactly free, which was one of the selling points for you jogging in the park.  

I live offcampus.  I'm not about to drive for a half hour every time I want a work out (unless it's to use the pool).

The "motivation" can also come from trying to beat your friends'/relatives' high scores.  Just seeing my best friend's records above mine make me want to keep trying.  I don't need to meet people in a gym, I have a boyfriend, and possess a healthy body.  There's nothing wrong with becoming more active and supplementing my workout regime at home.  

Glad to know that last line was a joke, Mr. Gamer.  

@ sega4life Jogging at the the YMCA is not a fun thing to do either. People that live there are a half step above homelessness. It can be uncomfortable. Not everyone can afford to have a health club membership either.

@ the prof00 This thread isn't about edutainment. Post that in an edutainment thread. :p

^^I was going to mention the Y has crackheads too...but decided to leave that out.