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Ever used the following excuses? "I’m too busy to go to the gym!" "How can I find time to work out when I have kids?" "I hate dieting!" "If only I could have fun working out with my family at home."
ExerBeat is a rhythm-based fun fitness game for people of all ages who want to stay in good health. With 155 exercises and a variety of menu options, ExerBeat makes working out easy and fun!
Features:
- Something for everyone: Friends and family members can find something they like with 155 exercises covering 8 categories of popular exercise routines including: Hip Hop, Latin Dance, Aerobics, Boxercising, Karate, Karate Forms, Yoga/Pilates and Stretching. There are even Party Fitness exercises for the kids!
- Easy and accessible workouts: Players can enjoy each exercise by following easy-to-understand instructions as they move their body and Wii Remote™ to the rhythm. The number of calories burned as well as METs (intensity of the workout) are displayed for each exercise. Players can even create a personal workout program instantly by specifying "problem areas" to work on, and setting the length of their workouts and workout goals.
- Dedicated instructors: The instructors give helpful insight and exercise tips, making you feel like you’re working out with a real live trainer!
- Fun for the whole family: Friends and family members can compete for the highest score per exercise, whether by simultaneously playing side-by-side, or comparing results on ranking boards. For long-term competitive play, there’s the race to complete Around the World mode (where your Mii™ travels around the globe based on your workout progress) as well as comprehensive graphs and calendars to keep track of the entire family’s progress! There’s even a special set of kid-oriented exercises in Party Fitness to get the youngest of players involved!
- Fun fitness everyday: With a variety of menu options including one-day only exercise challenges, Around the World mode and Weekly Challenges, keeping up a healthy lifestyle has never been more fun.
- PEGI 3
- Bandai Namco Entertainment
- English
- Wii
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Ever used the following excuses? "I’m too busy to go to the gym!" "How can I find time to work out when I have kids?" "I hate dieting!" "If only I could have fun working out with my family at home."
ExerBeat is a rhythm-based fun fitness game for people of all ages who want to stay in good health. With 155 exercises and a variety of menu options, ExerBeat makes working out easy and fun!
Features:
- Something for everyone: Friends and family members can find something they like with 155 exercises covering 8 categories of popular exercise routines including: Hip Hop, Latin Dance, Aerobics, Boxercising, Karate, Karate Forms, Yoga/Pilates and Stretching. There are even Party Fitness exercises for the kids!
- Easy and accessible workouts: Players can enjoy each exercise by following easy-to-understand instructions as they move their body and Wii Remote™ to the rhythm. The number of calories burned as well as METs (intensity of the workout) are displayed for each exercise. Players can even create a personal workout program instantly by specifying "problem areas" to work on, and setting the length of their workouts and workout goals.
- Dedicated instructors: The instructors give helpful insight and exercise tips, making you feel like you’re working out with a real live trainer!
- Fun for the whole family: Friends and family members can compete for the highest score per exercise, whether by simultaneously playing side-by-side, or comparing results on ranking boards. For long-term competitive play, there’s the race to complete Around the World mode (where your Mii™ travels around the globe based on your workout progress) as well as comprehensive graphs and calendars to keep track of the entire family’s progress! There’s even a special set of kid-oriented exercises in Party Fitness to get the youngest of players involved!
- Fun fitness everyday: With a variety of menu options including one-day only exercise challenges, Around the World mode and Weekly Challenges, keeping up a healthy lifestyle has never been more fun.
- PEGI 3
- Bandai Namco Entertainment
- English
- Wii
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Exerbeat Gym Class Workout Wii
Exerbeat Gym Class Workout is the best of the Bunch and very addictive.
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Exerbeat Gym Class Workout
Really clear instructions, a fun and complete workout. A lot of explaining to start with, which I'm hoping will disappear as soon as I get to know more about what's going on. My arms are certainly aching after the aerobic workouts! It's also great that there is a party selection to do with friends or family. Travelling round the world gives you the incentive to keep going to see what there is in the next zone. I can't wait to get further through this, I can certainly feel the benefit already and I've only been working through it for a short time. Contains aerobic, body conditioning and latin with plenty to do in each category.
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Exerbeat Gym class workout
I'm fairly new to exercising with the WII so was not looking for anything too complicated. This is perfect for me because I can select the difficulty and duration of the workout. The best thing, of course, is that a lot of it (although not all) is dance based, which makes it a lot of fun.
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Exerbeat
Best exercise game I have ever done.
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Exerbeat Gym Class Workout
The Exerbeat Gym Class Workout is a very motivating programme, and is well suited to a beginner - which I am. As you go along, you unlock new exercises which I assume will get harder and longer as you progress. After each exercise you carry on with your walk around the world but as I have only got as far as 12 countries out of 90 I still have a long way to go. There is a good selection of exercises in each section which enthralled my grandaughter as well. Good fun and the first programme to keep me at it!
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