Nintendo Wii for £139

typeractive

Alias_Omega wrote: »

I think you should trade in that Wii for some running shoes.

The only way to actually get 'fit' is to put some effort in.


Its a case of "Calories In vs Calories Out", the more you use, the less you weigh.

I'm looking for a wii for my sister to buy - she asked me where's the best place to buy one! Anyway, I spotted your statement there A_Omega, and I agree with you 1 billion percent!

...still on the look out for a wii though

dc

bebebelle wrote: »

So glad i found this thread . Im so lost. All I want is Wii fit and the balance board. I wont be playing any of the other games often. Can some kind person please point me in the right direction. I went to Gamestation and I had no idea what the fella was talking about , as the shop was so busy.

Possibly the HMV offer plus the older Wii Fit + balance board from Tesco or Sainsburys for around an extra £49

bebebelle

dc wrote: »

Possibly the HMV offer plus the older Wii Fit + balance board from Tesco or Sainsburys for around an extra £49

Thanks dc , decided on the Toys R us sports resort thingy deal instead £219. No Black consoles were left in store, so got a white one. Very happy with it. All I wanted was the Yoga . I figure the two yoga classes a week at £5.50 each, that I was paying, against a Wii fit that I can do when i want, is a mega deal for me.

mrrafs

out of all the Wii keep fit games EA sports is thought to be the best as it is the only one that does cardio.. (it needs extra balance board)

see comments for comparison:
amazon.co.uk/EA-Sports-Active-Personal-Trainer/dp/B001QTVY18

it costs more than normal games as it has some extra pieces in there like resistance bands (although theses are a bit week for average male)