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Exerbeat / Game

プラットフォーム : Nintendo Wii
4.2 5つ星のうち4.2 284個の評価
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Renate Kerwin
5つ星のうち5.0 Alles perfekt
2020年2月16日にドイツでレビュー済み
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Alles super, nach langem suchen der CD ist alles perfekt, schnelle Lieferung und alles ok
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Jo365
5つ星のうち5.0 The most fun Wii workout by far
2013年6月21日にカナダでレビュー済み
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I have a whole series of Wii workouts including this one, Wii fit, Biggest Loser Challenge, Fitness 2013 (Wii U), New U Yoga and Gold's Cardio. I think I have another one or two.. This one is THE MOST FUN by far. The workout isn't hard, but it is great for my "rest day" every week. By far this has the BEST cool down in their stretch area.

At first it is super slow, but I am now even at "Greece" yet and I have opened up personal trainer mode which allows you to put workouts back to back so it is faster and you can get a decent sweat going. I am NOT a dancer, as you can see by the titles I have bought. However, there dance workouts are really accessable and doable for people with no beat like chicks like me and possibly men. And they are really fun!

If you use Wii workouts as an intregal part of your training, I'd highly recommend this one as your cool down and easy day.
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PhotoMama
5つ星のうち5.0 Makes me look forward to exercising...
2012年8月6日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済み
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I am a walking ad for this game, I love it so much! I was not in great shape when I started this program a year ago, and needed something that I could grow into. I find that it is smartly designed, good looking and has plenty of variety and features. Literally, if you have 5 minutes you should be able to get something out of this program. You can get a decent and challenging routine in with that amount of time if you need to. It is better than nothing! From there you can make goals to do longer or multiple routines a day.

But I would not steer clear of this if you are in better shape. The pre-programmed workouts get longer and harder as you unlock new ones with points earned. One thing I love about a workout game is that it makes me feel competitive and I want to do well to earn more variety in the workouts available with points earned. It is easy (but not too easy) and satisfying.

I have been doing this regularly for the past year as mentioned, and I have not found any significant flaws. Nor have I gotten bored. Because of this program I will never go back to uninspired, repetitive workouts.

One interesting feature is seeing your mii travel a virtual earth as you earn points. I can see how this would be annoying for folks to wait through. I thought it would be the same for me, but since I have kids that watch me workout half of the time it is fun and pleasant to watch and learn a little geography, points of interests, landmarks etc. It gives me a chance to get a drink of water and a moment to pause. This feature kicks in every time you finish a workout so if you choose a short one you will have to wait through the virtual mii traveling to the next destination after every individual work out chosen. That will add up to a lot of time sitting through it. Some of the individual workouts are 30 seconds to a minute or two. So as soon as you unlock longer workouts and the personal trainer mode you can do longer and longer workouts without having to wait out the virtual mii on earth. This feature has given me some sense of achievement as I have been around the world already and am now wearing a crown as I go around again. Different points of interest are covered along the way this time around.

To get started, you put in your stats and use or create your mii character which you don't see at all during workouts, just the instructors and their fitness class members behind them. Don't make the mistake of starting as a guest as I did with the idea of practicing first. Just go ahead and make your profile because chances are you will start earning points right away to unlock workouts. As a guest your points won't count. If you don't do a satisfying job the first time around you can repeat the routine as many times as you like to improve or just if you like it.

The workouts are very low impact, but extremely effective. The instructors are positive and supportive, even when you do not follow the moves well. There are only a few moves that I have had to figure out the timing for the sensor where I am doing the exercise but it isn't registering with the sensor. That has only been occasional and I have figured the timing out eventually, except for the party fitness swimming! That is not my favorite section anyway, and I have no doubt that if I practiced it more I would get more points. In general you can choose to do bigger movements to make workouts more difficult. I am pretty comfortable following moves from past workout DVD's and I love to dance so I get a great outlet for it here. The dance options are aerobics, hip hop and latin. Under conditioning is yoga, pilates and stretching. Then there is martial arts, which I love. It is a great stress reliever. There are boxing workouts for getting even more aerobics.

I have done this workout a great many times. I am not bored at all. I am still finding new features. When I go for a while without working out for one reason or another, I find it easy to get back into it even if I have lost some strength. When you are ready to commit you can set a weekly challenge for yourself where you choose your target workout total time for the next week to give yourself extra motivation.

After each workout you can get more stats that show your workout time and calories burned and how this stacks up over time. After every workout you get a virtual stamp to stamp your virtual calendar that you have worked out that day no matter how short the time was. If you do over 30 minutes the "fire" stamp goes from red to rainbow colored.

Lastly, I have used the personal trainer mode feature quite a bit. This is where you can go in and choose a workout time length and goal like relaxation (usually yoga comes up for that it seems), health maintenance, stress relief (martial arts and boxing usually it seems), shaping up or a body section to target that kind of thing. It has been a great feature and it has led to me feeling more interested in choosing my own custom workouts. Yet another cool feature!

If I try to be really picky, as I really have no complaints, the only thing I would wish for is more stretching options and perhaps meditation. I am still exploring yoga and pilates and love them so far but I don't know if I will wish for more of that later. I would only wish for more because the routines are so great. I really hope this company makes more fitness games in the future.

Here's to your health!
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tailspin
5つ星のうち3.0 Three Stars
2015年2月4日にカナダでレビュー済み
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great workout
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Elizabeth
5つ星のうち4.0 Loving it so far!
2011年7月29日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済み
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I've been using Exerbeat for about 2.5 weeks now, and one the whole I like it A LOT. However, I'll talk about the negative things first.

1) It's kinda cheesy. The first thing you see is this big animated orange music note that guides you through the game. It looks like something from elementary school, bred with the old MS Office paperclip, but it's far less intrusive than the paperclip. Basically, it greets you (with text that oddly types out into a word balloon) when you start the game each time ("Hello Elizabeth, it's good to see you back for the second day in a row!") and tells you that you did a good job when you're done. The cheesiness stops being remarkable after a while.

2) It's annoyingly time consuming at first. There's this thing called "Walk Around the World" that's actually a cool way of visualizing your progress through unlocking the game's many unlockables. However, until you unlock the personal trainer mode you have to visit that map after ever. single. exercise. Like, you do 2 minutes of warm up and then spend a minute or so on the map and then go back and do something else, repeat. However, you get past that after the first half hour or hour of usage and then you only need to visit the map once or twice each session. Also, for those like me who are super out of shape it's a good excuse to sit down for a minute between exercises. ;)

3) The stereotypes. This doesn't actually bother me, but I saw it discussed in another review so I thought I should mention it. The animated instructors are pretty stereotypical--African American guy leading hip-hop, Asian guy leading karate, white woman leading aerobics, Latina leading Latin dance, etc. IMO, it's not much different from what you'd find in live action exercise DVDs or on fitness TV so I'm not seeing a huge problem. They could've done better but meh, like I said it's cheesy.

The good:

1) It's appropriate for people who are quite unfit (you know, like me). I think that those of you who are out there running 5Ks would have a hard time working up a sweat on this game, at least until it's unlocked to the point that some of the longer programs are available, and even then it would probably be more of a rest day activity. However, for me, I can totally work up a sweat or, alternatively, choose to do a lighter workout that gets me moving without tiring me out.

3) It has a lot of variety. There's Latin dance, aerobic dance, hip-hop, boxercise, karate, stretching, yoga and pilates. Ultimately, they all come down to moving your arms (and sometimes legs) around, but it's still aesthetically and mentally different for a nice variety. The dance and martial arts programs are fun. I certainly wouldn't want to go onto a dance floor or a dark alley with the moves, but that's okay. the yoga and pilates are very chill and I like the yoga focus on holding moves instead of moving repetitively.

3) It's flexible. Once you make a little progress in unlocking things, there are two helpful modes--personal trainer and my exercises. In my exercises you can build specific series of activities into programs and save them for future use, so it's totally custom. In personal trainer mode, you choose how much time you want to exercise (5 minutes up to 2 hours I think) and then choose either a goal (relaxation, burn fat, etc.), or one or more types of exercise (hip-hop, boxercise, etc.), or one or more body parts (chest, legs, etc.). Then the game builds a series of exercises for you and you can hit refresh until you see a group you like. Or you can just do things one at a time in a meandering sort of way.

4) The equipment requirement is low but flexible. All you really need is one Wii remote. The remote gives you a rumble of reinforcement when you do things right, so it's better doing it with too remotes but one works just fine. One of the goofy party games (and maybe something else I'll unlock down the line) requires a Motion Plus remote, but most of the game only requires the basic wii remote. A few exercises, particularly in Latin dance, require a balance board, but I don't have one and not doing those exercises isn't bothering me. I can still do plenty of other Latin dance. *shrugs*

5) I really do like the Walk Around the World. I can see that I'm through 18/90 stops on the trip, so 1/5 through unlocking the whole game. And the silly music note gives you little bits of information about the different places you pass through as your Mii tromps along the path. It starts in the UK and quickly moves down through Europe and across southern Europe then down into Africa, then I don't know where. I know at some point the Mii gets in a little plane, I assume to fly to the Americas. Doing well at the exercises (hitting the beats with your movement the way they want you to) makes you go further so that's a kind of motivation. It's goofy but I appreciate the visualization of progress.

6) It's fun. It gives positive reinforcement along the way. It doesn't make me feel worn out and sore and grumpy. This is what it all comes down to: I don't hate doing it. Spending an hour or two each week with the game isn't a hardship, so I'll keep doing it at least for a while. That's worth $20 for me.
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