Anyone tried Wii Fit? My dad got one from his boss for Christmas.
We all really like it. It's really cool to interact with video games through movement! It's also a big help to your body. You can do yoga, strength training, aerobics, and balance games. We do yoga in my theater class often, and I really like that, so I'm really glad to be able to learn new poses and have the balance board sense that I'm doing them right!
It's also amazing how we think we're so well balanced... but we're not. The center of balance test that I first did was halfway between being far to the back and in the center, and a little bit to the left. This is the same for my parents! I started doing the "neutral position" from Theater when testing my center of balance, and it's getting better. Between my knowledge from Theater class and the Wii Fit, I'm always thinking about my posture (particularly realizing how terrible it is with a backpack on!
) and how to improve it.
We all really like it. It's really cool to interact with video games through movement! It's also a big help to your body. You can do yoga, strength training, aerobics, and balance games. We do yoga in my theater class often, and I really like that, so I'm really glad to be able to learn new poses and have the balance board sense that I'm doing them right!
It's also amazing how we think we're so well balanced... but we're not. The center of balance test that I first did was halfway between being far to the back and in the center, and a little bit to the left. This is the same for my parents! I started doing the "neutral position" from Theater when testing my center of balance, and it's getting better. Between my knowledge from Theater class and the Wii Fit, I'm always thinking about my posture (particularly realizing how terrible it is with a backpack on!
) and how to improve it.

Rapala Fishing Tournament is ok. It is amusing to play anyway. My cousin used to have Rapala Bass fishing for the PS2, and we'd tell the parents that we were going fishing in the afternoon, and they'd walk out and find us playing PS2. That reaction was amusing.
) and Guitar Hero: World Tour (either for the Wii, or for Xbox 360, which isn't mine, but my boyfriend's). There are some other pretty nifty games out there too, but I can't think of them at the moment.


(this was, btw, the first question I asked Lee when she brought up the possibility of swapping the board software).
Its great fun - and surprisingly challenging. I like the HulaHoop games and the Tightrope one is fun too. I am hoping that this will actually help me get a bit fitter. Has anyone tried the "Wii Fit Plus" or any of the other games that involve the Balance Board?
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