EA Sports Wii Active was designed and marketed to females knowing that they will enjoy the ability to workout at home and because of the variety of exercises: yoga, aerobics, strength training and even outdoor activities.
On of the major difference between Wii Active and Wii Fit is the balance board mat. With Wii Active you are not required to use it for the majority of the exercises. This eliminates some of the concern of maintaining your balance because of the small elevation. The big difference is the use of resistance bands that can be reduced or increased based on how difficult the level of exercise you choose to engage in. Additionally, the nunchuck pocket holds the controller during leg exercises and it gauges and measure your techniques and repetitions.
A virtual trainer that resembles Bob Green, one of the consultants and exercise development trainer , will guide the users as they go through various workout activities. The use of Bob Green, Oprah’s personal trainer, is no coincidence . EA Sports has specifically designed this product to target the female population. Bob Green virtual trainer provides encouragement through the workout and helps user increase the endurance and muscle strength. One the biggest advantages and features of Wii Active is the ability to provide the freedom and flexibility to choose the type of workout and add variety to you workout. This eliminates the boredom of a exercise routine. Also, the sounds and visual integration provides further entertainment and removes many of the excuses that we all have about exercising.
From the recent feedback made by those who have joined the Wii Active 30-day challenge, it sounds like the product is developing nicely.
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Tagged Aerobics, Balance Board, Bob Green, Boredom, Exercise Development, Exercise Routine, Female Population, Leg Exercises, Muscle Strength, Oprah, Personal Trainer, Repetitions, Resistance Bands, Strength Training, Virtual Trainer, Visual Integration, Wii, Wii Fit, Working Out At Home, Workout
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Majority of the world’s female population can immensely benefit from EA’s new product, the Wii Active. Why? Because it caters to their health requirements by presenting them a variety of exercises: from yoga, aerobics, and to even outdoor activities.
The difference between Wii Active and Wii Fit is the mat. EA Sports Wii Active does not require the use of this mat, which, to some, is a big plus because they will no longer feel the need to balance in this small elevation. Instead, they can use resistance bands that measure the amount of strength output the person gives. The nunchuk pocket holds the controller while they do leg exercises as it gauges exercise techniques and repetitions.
Because its target market is the female population, the virtual trainer strikingly resembles Oprah’s trainer Bob Greene. He will be there to guide the users as they go through a variety of movements. As the girls sweat it out, the trainer eggs them further and encourages them to continue as they stretch their muscles out. The best thing about this new technological advance is the fact that the participants are given the freedom to choose their exercise regime should they get bored with their routine. The visuals and sounds placed are there for further entertainment. Now, they can no longer get uninterested because they are made to choose which exercise interests them the most.
From the recent feedback made by those who have joined the Wii Active 30-day challenge, it sounds like the product is developing nicely.
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Tagged Aerobics, Bob Greene, Elevation, Exercise Regime, Exercise Techniques, Female Population, Females, Health Requirements, Leg Exercises, Muscles, Oprah, Repetitions, Resistance Bands, Target Market, Technological Advance, Virtual Trainer, Visuals, Wii, Wii Fit, Working Out At Home
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