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EA Sports Active: Personal Trainer ( Nintendo Wii, 2004 )

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MPN: 19045

Rating: E-Everyone

Game Name: EA Sports Active: Personal Trainer

Region Code: NTSC-U/C (US/Canada)

Platform: Nintendo Wii

Country/Region of Manufacture: United States

Release Year: 2004

Publisher: EA SPORTS

Genre: Fitness & Health, Sports

Sub-Genre: Boxing

Video Game Series: Active

UPC: 0014633190458

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by benkeno
Jun 11, 2018Top favourable review
You will get in better shape.
I tryed only once. There some kind of learning curve with the equipments and how to do the exercises. Because it come with a strap you need to assemble (not very hard, the instructions are with the manual). And there is a belt you place on your leg. It sometime fall off. There is a bunch of video tutorials and you can alway's hold - during the exercise to see a video on what you are supposed to do. I own the biggest looser that I love a lot. BL does not have any games like Sport Active have. I found the game really fun to play. You don't have to but you can use the balanced board wish is a great add on to the game. Especially boxing. There is a 30 day program. Some exercises have a learning curve. As you have to place your hads a certain way. But don't get discouraged for that, the trainer ... I tryed only once. There some kind of learning curve with the equipments and how to do the exercises. Because it come with a strap you need to assemble (not very hard, the instructions are with the manual). And there is a belt you place on your leg. It sometime fall off. There is a bunch of video tutorials and you can alway's hold - during the exercise to see a video on what you are supposed to do. I own the biggest looser that I love a lot. BL does not have any games like Sport Active have. I found the game really fun to play. You don't have to but you can use the balanced board wish is a great add on to the game. Especially boxing. There is a 30 day program. Some exercises have a learning curve. As you have to place your hads a certain way. But don't get discouraged for that, the trainer is very patient. You might run into some technical difficulties at first. I tough it would ruin the whole experience but it did not. You get to see your calories burning as you make every little move. And it's in real time. I was able to burn a lot more calories than biggest looser in 30 minutes. But it might have to do with how they see calories burning. But BL is a great game too. I love the elastic band. Before training with a video game, I never knew what exercise to do. Or I would do too much of one. With Active, I just follow what they told me to do, and it's fun and rewarding. There is trophies to win, like the first 100 calorie burn. This video game have alot of game in it and it make it more fun. One thing I did not like what the start. If you did not train for a long time or want to get back in shape. It start you on a track where you have to walk then all the sudden run. I think it's too harsh when you get started. BL have a warm up time where you start slowly. But Active do not push you too much later, it let you rest during the exercise. But overall I think they did a great job with that game. I know there is an active 2, but the gear seem flimsy, that is why I looked on the first version. Kids love it too, even if the strap was too loose for them, it come with an extra velcro to fix that problem. I really wish a lot of people had that game to get healthier.
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by depthnet
Jan 24, 2010
EA Sports Active
So long as you know what you're getting out of this, it's a pretty solid Wii title. It's by no means any sort of a cardio or workout replacement, but it's a nice direction towards a Wii title that may one day get closer to that goal. If you take a glance around at other reviews, you'll find that one complaint is the resistance band. It's not a lie -- this thing is an absolute joke. You'll do yourself a great favor if you go and hunt down a set of real resistance bands. Other than that, most activities are simplistic, but get the job done. The breakdown for upper body/lower body/cardio activities is nicely done. I wasn't the greatest fan of the leg strap, but it works. The integration of the Wii Balance Board is a nice plus, but it's pretty ... So long as you know what you're getting out of this, it's a pretty solid Wii title. It's by no means any sort of a cardio or workout replacement, but it's a nice direction towards a Wii title that may one day get closer to that goal. If you take a glance around at other reviews, you'll find that one complaint is the resistance band. It's not a lie -- this thing is an absolute joke. You'll do yourself a great favor if you go and hunt down a set of real resistance bands. Other than that, most activities are simplistic, but get the job done. The breakdown for upper body/lower body/cardio activities is nicely done. I wasn't the greatest fan of the leg strap, but it works. The integration of the Wii Balance Board is a nice plus, but it's pretty minimal all considered -- you're not missing much if you don't have it. You can complete activities with a partner, and this part is fairly well done. It would have been nice to see better depth in the "sports" activities, but for a stand-alone title that might have been too much to ask. Tennis, basketball, and baseball are in many ways executed in an even less enticing fashion than Wii Sports -- characterized by repetitive actions that minimally make things slightly more interesting. For those that really want to work out, hitting up the gym or going and doing real cardio exercise (or investing in ... say, an erg) would be far more useful. For a "game" however, this is probably about the best you're going to get in the short term.
by tialisa11
May 28, 2009
Really decent workout
I am very much enjoying my Wii Active so far. I am on my 8th day and boy oh boy am I still sore. Unlike Wii Sports you don't play the games on Wii Actiove you train to play the games. It is far more aggressive than Wii Sports you choose either a male or female trainer to talk you through and earn trophies along the way. You can make up your own workouts that don't count on the 30 day challange and my Wii clock was set wrong so I worked out on the second day but it was credited to the wrong day and i didn't have the energy to do it again. Instead I reset the clock and took the day of rest which is OK. I would have liked to have just volleyball or just dance to choose from but you have to build the workout and lable it so. I recommend shorts insted of sweats to keep the leg ... I am very much enjoying my Wii Active so far. I am on my 8th day and boy oh boy am I still sore. Unlike Wii Sports you don't play the games on Wii Actiove you train to play the games. It is far more aggressive than Wii Sports you choose either a male or female trainer to talk you through and earn trophies along the way. You can make up your own workouts that don't count on the 30 day challange and my Wii clock was set wrong so I worked out on the second day but it was credited to the wrong day and i didn't have the energy to do it again. Instead I reset the clock and took the day of rest which is OK. I would have liked to have just volleyball or just dance to choose from but you have to build the workout and lable it so. I recommend shorts insted of sweats to keep the leg band in place but once you start using Wii active on a regular basis it is very easy to shift between the leg and hand exercises.
by PWRnQ0wJRxu@Deleted
Jun 17, 2009
like it so far
I was looking for something for the Wii that would put together workouts for me. I found that I would get on the Wii fit and get bored and get off within 15 minutes. I do still like Wii Fit, but needed something else to alternate with it. I have started the 30 day challenge on EA sports and so far it is giving me a good workout. There are a few things I don't like about it, but I was forwarned in reviews so they weren't really surprises. I do not like that it doesn't track your weight. The resistance band really does stink! I went and got a medium resistance tube for $6 to replace it and it works MUCH better. I also think the game is slow to respond to the controls, but I believe this game is meant to be used with the new Wii controller add-ons that make the ... I was looking for something for the Wii that would put together workouts for me. I found that I would get on the Wii fit and get bored and get off within 15 minutes. I do still like Wii Fit, but needed something else to alternate with it. I have started the 30 day challenge on EA sports and so far it is giving me a good workout. There are a few things I don't like about it, but I was forwarned in reviews so they weren't really surprises. I do not like that it doesn't track your weight. The resistance band really does stink! I went and got a medium resistance tube for $6 to replace it and it works MUCH better. I also think the game is slow to respond to the controls, but I believe this game is meant to be used with the new Wii controller add-ons that make the response more sensitive. I don't have these so that could be the problem. I have only been using it for 2 weeks so we'll see if I still like it in a few months! I do really like that you can create your own custom workouts and save them. I also really like that you can use the Wii Balance board in your workouts. Also, it is nice that you can choose easy, medium, or hard for workout intensity. I do not know if it is really that much better than other workout games out there. I honestly feel that it probably isn't worth the $60 price tag (if you already have plenty of workout programs to use I would just wait until the price drops- you know it will.) BUT, if you like it and stick to it then it is worth every penny! I cannot afford a gym or real personal trainer right now so this is a good option for me personally.
by 7DYl6JsrSXS@Deleted
Dec 07, 2009
Pretty great, with minor drawbacks
I bought this so I could work out, and I've been really happy with it. There are only two problems. First, sometimes the game doesn't register that you've completed a rep and it won't continue. It's kind of annoying but there's an option to skip the exercise and move on. I just do the reps on my own and move on. Also, the resistance band you get is a complete waste. Mine broke the 2nd day. I replaced it with a $10 resistance band from the store, so it's not that big of a deal. That's the bad news. Here's the good news. I like that the trainer is constantly giving you positive feedback. You could think of it as cheesy, but I find it motivating. You can customize your work out intensity in to 3 levels, so you can find the right fit. ... I bought this so I could work out, and I've been really happy with it. There are only two problems. First, sometimes the game doesn't register that you've completed a rep and it won't continue. It's kind of annoying but there's an option to skip the exercise and move on. I just do the reps on my own and move on. Also, the resistance band you get is a complete waste. Mine broke the 2nd day. I replaced it with a $10 resistance band from the store, so it's not that big of a deal. That's the bad news. Here's the good news. I like that the trainer is constantly giving you positive feedback. You could think of it as cheesy, but I find it motivating. You can customize your work out intensity in to 3 levels, so you can find the right fit. You can choose the 30-day workout option which automatically builds your workouts, you can pick from a set of something like 20 workouts that target different things (like sports-related cardio, lower body strength, etc.), or you can completely make your own workout. With all the customization I can pretty much get the work out I want. I'm really happy with the whole thing and would recommend it to anyone.

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