I got this idea from my friend, Jen's, blog. Here is our wii fit mii family. You can see that Dylan is about to go into his yoga tree pose. They are so darn cute. I am really enjoying the wii fit.You try to take a body test everyday and at the end it tells you your wii fit age. The first time I took it I was 47. I was not happy. Today I was the youngest I've ever been at 24. Then it tells me I'm still in pretty good condition. Pretty good? Pretty good?! Come on, if I can get to 24 they had better tell me it's better than "pretty good." That's what they say everytime you do well though, no matter the age. I will try be content with their "pretty good," even though in my head I'm saying "awesome." Then off to training, which is yoga, balance games, stength training and aerobics. There's the competition factor as well because it shows how everyone in the family is doing. I'm not competitive though, so I don't really care about that part.;-) Dylan and I do it everyday. I do recommend wii fit, expecially for those people who don't really love exercise. Here's Dylan doing his actual tree pose.
5 comments:
awesome! i have yet to try a wii.
yeah, it does look like fun - and I love Dylan's yoga pose! so cute.
My rationale goes something like this: walking (free), exercise videos ($20) vs. wii fit ($300? -I don't even know).
So, so far, I can't justify it for me, unfortunately. Maybe it will get cheaper in a few years. And then I'll get one. :)
I'm really hoping a wii + wii fit ends up under the Christmas tree this year. REALLY HOPING.
I can't wait to get one for Christmas. My kids have to earn it by doing piano or Jeremy and I will be playing by ourselves.
Kristen--they are $250 for the wii with $90 for the wii fit system, maybe next years tax return! :)
I've tried the wii once, but only the boxing. I've heard alot about the fit. We're thinking about getting one for Christmas, we'll see.
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