What's the consensus on the Wii Fit for at home cardio?
Does it have anything like HIIT type stuff?
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>>42336139
I stepped on one before and broke it at 430 pounds.
nobody?
I wanna know too so I'm gonna watch, I have one lying around the house that my parents left behind
Does noone know?
Does it raise your heartrate? Do you feel exhausted/worn out after?
Then it is cardio.
>>42336525
sauce?
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NOW I am a 6'4 alpha male swole fella with an 7/10 a v g korean gf thanks to wii fit and zumba
>>42336139
It's a fun cute little thing. Don't buy it for weight loss, that would be pointless. Good for half an hour a day of yoga and stretching shit and a few games.
>>42336139
Probably not great, but it's comfy and reminds me of better times.
>>42339001
itd mostly be so i can stay a NEET as i do my cardio
>>42336139
I used one to track weight loss, which it was pretty good at. Of course this was like ten years ago before I had a smartphone with a million apps able to do it better.
I'm sure you could do step aerobics or whatever with one though.
The novelty was the only interesting thing about this. Games were not fun, and the cardio was also crappy.
>>42336139
I use it to just weigh in on and track my weight.
Cardio isn't intense enough.
The wife does those Just Dance games.
She says those are pretty good and looks hot doing it.
I unironically use my Wii Fit balance board as a scale. It's actually pretty good, and you can save the output data as an Excel spreadsheet or export the weight data to FitBit. It has multiple profiles and saved me a couple hundred dollars on buying a "smart scale".
Here's the link to download it as a Mac app:
>http://snosrap.com/wiiscale/
For Linux and R-Pi (run on a server)
>http://aelveborn.com/Wii-Scale/
Highly recommend using it if your balance board is just sitting around collecting dust