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EA Sports Active 2 by Electronic Arts

Piattaforma : Nintendo Wii |
Classificato: Dai 7 anni in su
4,1 4,1 su 5 stelle 685 voti
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  • EA Sports Active 2
  • HardwarePlatform: Nintendo Wii
  • OperatingSystem: Nintendo Wii
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  • Fuori produzione ‏ : ‎ Sì
  • Pile ‏ : ‎ 4 AAA (Tipo di pila necessaria)
  • Età consigliata ‏ : ‎ Dai 7 anni in su
  • Dimensioni prodotto ‏ : ‎ 24,1 x 20,29 x 7,59 cm; 0,28 grammi
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  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B003O6C0V4
  • Numero modello articolo ‏ : ‎ 014633190090
  • Recensioni dei clienti:
    4,1 4,1 su 5 stelle 685 voti

Descrizione prodotto

Pre-made circuits feature a variety of familiar activities that target upper body, lower body as well as cardio;Start off with a light jog, followed by bicep curls and get your heart beating with some cardio boxing;Your trainer will be the focal point of the experience guiding you towards your own version of personal achievement;Feedback will be given throughout your workout, keeping you on track to reach your fitness goals;The 30 Day Challenge: take the 30 Day Challenge and experience tailor made workouts to your level of fitness

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sergio
5,0 su 5 stelle Bueno pare el ejercicio
Recensito in Messico il 6 luglio 2020
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Muy buenas rutinas para el ejercicio, lo mejor es que son variados
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Carlos de la Torre
1,0 su 5 stelle Estafa. Solo es el juego, sin los accesorios.
Recensito in Spagna il 15 ottobre 2018
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Un engaño, solo manda el juego sin los accesorios ni nada de lo que aparecen en la descripción y el título. Además que los accesorios son imprescindibles para usar el juego. Siendo el precio de 80€ engaña porque piensas que es todo el paquete y lo que envían es el juego solo.
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Tina
5,0 su 5 stelle Great product!
Recensito in Canada il 8 aprile 2013
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I Have used 4 different exercise products for the wii. And this is by far the best one I have used. I actually work up a sweat after doing the work out and feel it the next day. I didn't realize until I got the game that it is compatible with the Wii fit board. This was a great surprise, if you don't have the board don't worry you can still do all the exercise's without it. But you can track your weight ect. with it. I was really looking for something that had a step class with it and there is a large assortment of them in this game. The 90 day challenge is great, and you get some new "games" all the time so it keeps it new and exciting. I would really recommend this product. I am a mother of 2 and no longer have time for the gym, but want to get rid of the baby weight. I have only have had this product for 2 weeks and already am feeling results and have lost a few pounds already.
The only complaint that I have about this game is that you really have to mirror the way the character is standing at the start of every set otherwise it won't sync properly and it won't think you are doing the motion properly. Which can get a little annoying but if you figure out how to do it you will be golden.
I also Loved that it sets up work outs for you or you can set up your owm. That I have never seen in other games that you have to continue to select the different exercises and it takes for ever and you loose the momentum.
Over all REALLY happy with this product. Well worth the money
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Cherie Alexander
5,0 su 5 stelle Best Workout Game on the Market
Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 17 novembre 2010
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I've only had the game for 1 day but I spent quite a bit of time playing with it and I also have the Active 1 game. The quirkiness of Active 1 where you have to point or orient the remote and nunchuck ever so precisely to get the game to register your movements has been eliminated as the remote is rarely used and the nunchuck is completely gone. I am a little disappointed that of the 3 versions of this game (Wii, PS3, and XBOX) the Wii version is the only one that isn't completely hands free because there are times you must hold on to the Wii remote. In fact when I saw the packaging with the picture on the box showing the woman doing arm exercises still holding on to the remote I was a little mad because that was one of my biggest gripes with Active 1. However it's not that bad and I'll explain further.

Here are the best improvements to the game from Active 1.
1. The leg strap - the Active 1 leg strap is awful and breaks after a short time using it. Plus you are constantly retightening it as it continues to slip down your leg. However with Active 2 all of the straps are an elastic fabric with loop on one side and rubber gel lines on the back to grip. I did a very hard workout last night involving lots of sprinting and I didn't have to adjust the leg strap (or any of the straps) once. They stayed in place and because it isn't lycra covered neoprene I think it will last a long time.

2. Hands Free Exercises - I'm not sure if all the arm exercises are hands free but all the ones I tried were in fact hands free where you do not have to hold the Wii remote. This is fantastic because with Active 1 I couldn't use a resistance band with nice foam grips and the nylon handles that it came with hurt my hands. Now I don't have this problem. Plus now I can use hand weights when I want to. You may be wondering how it registers movement on the arm without a sensor but they changed the arm exercises slightly from Active 1. Now the arm exercises have you move both arms at the same time (both arms do the tricep kickbacks, bicep curls, etc) rather than one arm at a time and the game just assumes you are moving the arm without the sensor. I also love that now you don't have to waste time putting the nunchuck in the leg strap and then taking it out for a different exercise as you do in Active 1. The game moves much better because you don't have to do those things anymore.

3. The Heart Rate Monitor - I like the addition of the heart rate monitor. It is nice to see how hard you are working. Supposedly as you continue to workout it will track how well your hear rate recovers which would be cool to know. I think it probably results in more accurate calorie calculation as well.

4. The game is MORE like a game - Active 1 is nice because it was like having a personal trainer at home. However you will work harder with Active 2 and have more fun. It has a mountainboarding exercise where you have to jump from one leading foot to the other and has points you can get on each side. You also have to squat and jump and then run up hills. In addition it has a Fitness Trail - Sprint Outrun exercise where you have to actually catch up to and outrun 6 runners on the trail. The thing is that when the other runner sees you getting closer they start running harder so they are hard to pass. This got my heartrate up to 185 bpm trying to pass the other runners. It definitely pushes you harder. I am disappointed that additional motion sensors aren't sold at the release of the game because I would like to race my husband on some of these games and will be buying the extra sensors as soon as they become available.

5. The Wii Balance Board can be used to weigh yourself. However don't feel the need to get the Wii balance board if you don't have it because every exercise that uses the Wii balance board also has the same exercise which doesn't use the Wii balance board. In fact I probably won't use the balance board much with Active 2 because there is a flaw in the game concerning its use which is irritating to me. I'll list the flaw in the diappointments below.

6. Custom Workouts - There are 13 Upper Body, 22 Lower Body, 11 Full Body, 12 Cardio, 26 Fitness exercises (including boxing, step aerobics, mountainbiking/boarding, dance, & kickboxing), 6 Core, 15 Basketball, 15 Soccer, 8 Warm Up, and 8 Cool Down exercises to choose from. Most are between 1 and 2 minutes long with some like the Step Aerobics actually lasting 10 minutes. You can create a custom workout with a combination of any of the these exercises to make longer or shorter workouts as needed.

7. Online Community - With Active 2 you can join online workout groups which hopefully will help you stay motivated. I joined one and time will tell if it really helps me but it can't hurt and it's nice to see there are other people like you trying to get fit.

Here are my disappointments
1. I wish the game were completely hands free. I feel like the PS3 and Xbox versions are better than the Wii because they are truely hands free. I have read some reviews on the Xbox though and it seems the Kinect is not all worked out yet so maybe just the PS3 version is better. I haven't had a chance to do all the exercises but I won't be surprised if I don't run across an arm exercise that requires the remote be held since the packaging show a woman doing this. I just don't understand why the PS3 version comes with 2 arm sensors and the Wii version doesn't. In addition the PS3 and Xbox versions will be able to download new workouts in the future but the Wii version won't be able to. If I had both the PS3 and Wii game consoles then I would have bought the PS3 version of the game.

2. I wish the extra motion sensors were available now as it would be fun to play with another family member. Sure they could do it with you but you'll push yourself more if you can race them. EA has stated they will sell additional leg/arm sensors but hasn't given a date as to when yet.

3. I wish the workouts on the 9 week challenge would allow you to choose how long you want to workout. All of the workouts are around 30 minutes long. I would love to have the option of doing a 1 hour workout. I can achieve this with the custom workouts but it would be nice in the challenges too. The game will also formulate a workout for you based on what you want to workout but again it will only make a workout that is up to 30 minutes long.

4. The resistance band that comes with it is still cheap. Go buy the resistance tubes with nice handles for $10 - $15.

5. Active 2 has an annoying flaw concerning the Wii remote and balance board. First the Wii remote is not needed for much of any given workout but the game is constantly looking for its presence. Therefore when you don't use it for about 3 min or so the remote shuts off to preserve batteries. As soon as it does the game is interrupted until you can push a button on the remote and turn it back on. I have resorted to pushing the A button on the remote in between each exercise just to make sure the remote doesn't turn off. The same thing goes for the balance board. The workout may only use the balance board for one exercise at the beginning of the workout but the game will keep looking for its presence throughout. When the balance board shuts off the game stops until you turn it on again regardless of whether the balance board is being used. Leaving it on for an hour during a workout just to actually use it only 2 or 3 minutes is a waste of batteries.

All in all though this is a fantastic fitness game. I workout with a trainer too that does much of the same things throughout his class. He is impressed with the game and will be helping me choose which exercises to do so I can make some great custom workouts. If you don't lose weight and get fit with this then it's because you eat too much and don't actually play the game very often.
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M. Shapcott
5,0 su 5 stelle Best workout program out there for any console... period.
Recensito in Canada il 11 marzo 2015
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I used this program to lose 140lbs 4 years ago. LOVE IT. It is NOT a game, they kick your butt! I use hand weights rather than the stretchy band, and I love that this version allows you to customize your weights. The 9-week challenge is just that.. a challenge. By the end of week 9, the workouts are killer. But so very very worth it. For anyone of any fitness level - you can choose easy, medium or hard. I was 280lbs when I started using it - so if I could use it then, anyone can. It really is a shame it was discontinued - I hope to see something similar from EA Sports sometime in the future. Also not having to use a nunchuk with this version is great. It is just an awesome program all around, I have nothing bad to say about it.
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