I enjoy the original WII Fit but dislike that it goes to a rating and time screen after each activity. Does the Plus program do this also?
804962
Yes it does.that part is just like the regular wii fit. But the plus has so much more fun activities and is way better then just the reg.fit.
804963
Yes it does but there are so many more of a variety of exercises to do that thee is no way you could get bored exercising.
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1. Ours came with 15 months of online access. I'm not sure why you got only 3. 2. You look on their schedule and pick the earliest available time. Sometimes that's in a day or two, and sometimes it's not until a week or two away. I don't know about doing it more often, since we actually never got around to doing this. 3. I loved the online games, but I rarely played them against other people. As far as I know, you can't speak to the other players. I just remember trying to identify things more quickly by typing their names. Mostly I played on my own. The best one for me involved listening to stories and clicking words as you heard them. The words are arranged in a grid, and you try to make a "bingo." I listened to some of the stories over and over during the course of the year, and I definitely got better at parsing what they said. Understanding came even later, but I had to begin with just making sense of this flow of unfamiliar sounds. I'm afraid I can't look up the answers for you. We came across a big downside of the program: you only get two installs for $800. So when you have two hard drive crashes (in the month before we left for Italy -- and then we got a new computer, and *it's* new drive crashed within a week!) you're out of luck. It was very frustrating to suddenly lose our program. Several times while we were in Italy, I thought of times I would have liked to look something up or practice something on RS that came up in a conversation in the real world. But, no, the company was too concerned that we would give it away to all our friends, so we couldn't use it anymore after the computer trouble.
1034656
No, it is opened by slide the " open" on the side, and in the center there is a mini screen which shows playing time
2044997
I have only used the time feedback. It has worked great for me after knee replacement and a back problem. I would rather take long walks, but this is a good substitute. I also like the fold up feature when I need the room.
647997
I got if for my kids and thinking of getting it for my nephews, it has a simon sayz games. Simon says Jump 2 times etc.
699525
The way I understand it myself, you can review elements of your last workout. How long it stays in memory I am not sure. I am also reasonably sure that once you start a new workout that it overwrites the previously saved data. However I am going by what I understood of the manual because I do not use this feature myself. I do DDP Yoga and basically monitor my HR during my workout, once I am done, I simply move on.
577188
I have the Zumba for wii and I didnt really like it. It was very fast. you turn it on and the "person" just starts going and I find it hard to keep up. I end up looking like im runniing around my living like a moron LOL. I just ordered the transformation set which i am super excited about but i Havent gotten it yet. But nothing does beat a live class...I would say try to rent the game if you can before you buy it. Im sorry i bought it but i have friend who said she would buy it off of me. I hope this helps!
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No subscription required. Just register online for free to start tracking. It only tracks steps, so for even my elliptical, I have to enter the activity and time I spent doing it. I have mine synced with My Fitness Pal, and it works awesome for tracking activity and food intake. Love the fitbit, it makes me think more about being active.
913305
Yes....on the remote go to play mode & cycle through your choices...one choice is repeat track.
1360882
Unfortunately no. One of my favorite things to do as well. It really only tracks exercise that involves standard arm swing (walking/running). Though you can put it into active mode and manually record but no way to distinguish regular yoga from hot yoga
657932
Yes. All you need to play is included except paper and pencil to track the scoring. OOPS, almost forgot that there is also no timer included.
2247686
as long as you only want to play, and nothing else. no fast forward, no menu, nothing. I found it to be mostly useless, and a total waste of money!
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I know the Plus version does but I'm not sure of the normal one. (The plus version is like 20 bucks more.)
1155763
Sorry for the late answer. Yes it does. At least in the review mode after you finish an exercise. http://youtu.be/r8vAEBhbVnk This video shows how to but I really recommend reading the entire users guide, it has a couple of functions that are not so common but are really useful.
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Just so you know, most sources that that have calibration set ups on them tell you to turn the Auto Motion Plus OFF. I'm sure during some things it is good, but when watching a movie with it on it actually creates what is called the soap opera effect. It makes everyone seem like they are moving just to slow due to the extra frames the tv is making. When watching movies you dont even want to use the Auto Motion Plus feature.
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I play Everquest and the timer function is great for counting down the 30 minutes for lesson of the devoted, a daily exp bonus that is given to veteran players. There is a clock function too that reads out the time so you don't have to try to read the small Windows time readout. I really don't use the display except for gaming, but it is a welcome addition when you need it.
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My computer also slowed, and showed the spinning hourglass for 20 seconds between entries. Not a very good program, not worth the money. Try to update and see if it's any better. There has been at least one update in the last few months.