Wii fitness and Activity Log
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  • 08-12-2008 3:36 PM
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    • mike79
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    Wii fitness and Activity Log

    I have a treadmill, and a Bowflex and while currently I do Yoga a few times a week, all of this gets boring. I have a Nintendo Wii, and I was wondering if anyone has used this for exercise and if so how do you calculate it in the activity log? 

    Many Thanks

    Michael 

  • 08-14-2008 3:11 AM In reply to
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    • pattilc
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    Re: Wii fitness and Activity Log

     I am fairly new at Alli and haven't figured out the logs and journal yet, or really put the time in. I have a wii and love to bowl and ski. It takes away boredom. There are so many things out there to do, I am starting to put aside the time for myself. I feel that Alli is working for me. A friend of mine is a trainer and told me to just walk, slow, then fast. Just to get moving and get feeling better. Wii is pretty good about keeping track and giving rewards.    Have fun and good luck!

                                                          Patti

     

    Patti

  • 08-30-2008 8:03 AM In reply to
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    • msstark
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    Re: Wii fitness and Activity Log

    I haven't been posting any of my activity in the logs, if I can get the activity in, I consider that a great accomplishment and don't worry about logging it.  I do have a Wii and have the Wii Fit program.  I think it is a wonderful source of exercise.  It has cardio, strength training, balance exercises and some yoga.  It is tons of fun and will make you sweat while entertaining you at the same time!

     

    Mary

  • 09-07-2008 2:30 PM In reply to
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    • reptilemom
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    Re: Wii fitness and Activity Log

    I've been using the Wii Fit since the end of May. When I first started using it and trying to enter it into the alli activity log I was puting in each of the strength training exercises that I could find a catagory for and the cardio under aerobics. Then I would just log in the notes that I used it for X amount of time total.

    There is a whole group of us using the Wii Fit and posting about it under the 40-something forum. I love using it because it really helps tone those muscles. :)

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  • 09-13-2008 8:45 AM In reply to
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    • downto200
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    Re: Wii fitness and Activity Log

    I havent been able to get a Wii fit because they are always backordered but I have been using Wii Sport to exercise. A hospital in Cleveland did a study and found the same amount of calories burned from 30 minutes of boxing (real life) and boxing using the Wii fit. I know it gets my heart rate up. I also walk, elliptical and stationary bike at the rec center but I love the Wii for a break in my routine or as a second workout for the day because it is so much fun.
  • 09-13-2008 11:58 PM In reply to
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    • KelliCalabrese
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    Re: Wii fitness and Activity Log

    Hi downto200, 

    Thanks for writing!  I want to encourage you and others to continue fitting in exercise however and whenever you can.  Incorporating a variety of workouts, including Wii Fitness, will keep you motivated, challenged and staying positive!

    Best of luck to you and please stay connected to the alli community for support and encouragement!

    Your friend in fitness, 

    Kelli

  • 10-09-2008 9:01 AM In reply to
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    • hwimps
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    Re: Wii fitness and Activity Log

     I would like to say that I just love Wii Fit. We've had it for about a month, but didn't start using it until this past Sunday. After the first three days of using it, and not having a "real" diet, I lost 3lbs. doing the Wii Fit for an average of 30 minutes, rotating through all the different catagories (I love the Hula Hoop balance games, and the skiing balance games), last night I played for over an hour. I was greatly disappointed in myself because my weight went up .2lbs. I then remembered that I had gotten Alli before we moved, so I went and found it in one of our boxes and have begun taking it today. I am looking forward to seeing results from Alli, Wii Fit, and the help of a more balanced/healthy diet.

    I also am looking forward to sharing with anonymous people, and giving/recieving encouragement from you all.

  • 10-11-2008 9:28 PM In reply to
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    • KelliCalabrese
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    Re: Wii fitness and Activity Log

    Hi hwimps, 

    Great to know that the Wii is working great for you!  It seems to be very fun and also provides a good workout! Congrats also for starting alli!  With the help of a nutrient-dense, healthy diet and exercise, you should see great results!

    I want to encourage you to stay connected to the alli community for support, encouragement and to get any and all of your health and fitness questions answered. 

    Best in health, 

    Kelli

     

  • 11-08-2008 4:12 PM In reply to
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    • MissRo
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    Re: Wii fitness and Activity Log

    I think I am going to invest in Wii Fitness it sounds like a lot of fun I also do Zumba Thats really fun a lot of dancing and hips moving You sweat like crazy.

     Love Begins with Self If you Cannot Love yourself FIRST...How in the Hell do you expect anyone else to love you

  • 11-11-2008 9:23 PM In reply to
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    • KelliCalabrese
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    Re: Wii fitness and Activity Log

    Hi MissRo, 

    I'm glad to know that you're enjoying Zumba!  I've heard many others say the same about it!  Other great videos are The Firm, Turbo Jam, PX90, Yoga Booty Ballet, and Taebo! 

    Let us know if you get a Wii Fit and how it is working for you! 

    Stay connected to the alli community and stay positive!

    Your friend in fitness, 

    Kelli

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