umm sorry dave it's better with this,


My neighbor has this over his garage.

you use REAL golf clubs.
The only problem is I can't hit driver without smacking his ceiling.
So I have to hit 3 wood and tell the program it is driver but i give up about 15 mph on club head speed and 30 yds on my drives.

it's almost time to be able to swing a club again.

P3pro swing says that they have the Tiger Woods interface for his simulator now. I have to ping him on it.

 

^^ Baller setup!

I also dont have that kind of headroom with my ceiling so I have to settle for the Wii version

 

When I got injured and sat home for a while my wife came home with a Wii. It went back to the store the next day because I felt that I couldn't play many of the games. She brought back an Xbox 360. For the holiday's I got the rock star world tour game and a need for speed driving game.

 

Yes, depending on what you do (yoga, strength, balance,etc) when you complete the entry level exercises, you open more exercises and more difficult levels. Keep in mind, the Wii fit focuses more on balance than anything else with the philosophy of having good balance=better posture=better health. I wouldn't expect to get any great aerobic work outs on the Fit. It's great for doing Yoga and strength exercise. Love the balance games, ski jumping and snowboarding are really cool. There are some running modes, but to me running in place seems a bit un-natural. Then again, running in general feels un-natural to me

 

And it does award you higher levels and more points as you get better with your balance. Those exercises are not exactly easy they do test your muscles and you will certainly feel like you did a workout if you use the strength and yoga exercises.

Overall is it the perfect device for workouts no, is it a great device to stimulate your mind and body and get you moving yes. well worth the $89 asking price for the fit at retail.

This combined with some type of physical workout ex: a home gym etc would easily replace the gym in my opinion.

Myself I have a home gym,eliiptical machine,treadmill,2 staionary bikes, some free weights, jump rope, tv, surround sound, wifi, laptop computer and now the Wii fit in my workout area so the only excuse i have now for not doing some sort of workout is laziness unfortunately I also have that

 

Josh, I would certainly agree that without use of your leg a lot of games would be rendered useless to you as it does require body movement for a lot of them. Than again it was designed for that so its a success in that arena.

 

I can vouch that Dave does have quite a good workout set up down in the basement.

 

whoever asked about the component cable....



YES IT MAKES A BIG F****ING DIFFERENCE!!!

you'll see ALL NEW DETAILS THAT YOU NEVER SEEN with the regular cables


a best buy for the Wii

 

Puff, does the HDMI cable for the xbox make a different over the regular hd cables?

 

so you're saying you'd recommend it? Gosh, stop yelling at me.....lol