Wii Fit’s Rhythm Boxing is My New Cardio Workout
I used to live in New York City and when I did I had a membership at a high priced gym that included a lot of great cardio classes as a part of the membership fee. One of those classes was cardio kick boxing and I grew to really enjoy it because it helped to make exercise fun and challenging and also interactive. It was much more enjoyable to me than riding a stationary bike or running on a treadmill and that great thing is it was also much more effective. I definitely got a much better workout during my cardio class then I did on the boring cardio exercise machines.
But then I moved away from NYC to live “out in the country” and out here they don’t have any high priced gyms or any cardio kickboxing classes to go to. Because of that I started looking around for an alternative. While looking around for this alternative I kept hearing about how much fun (and how effective) the Wii Fit game is and then someone told me about how it had “rhythm boxing” as one of it’s aerobic exercises. It was then that I started getting really interested.
I looked around for a Wii Fit game but couldn’t find one anywhere. I realized I could only find it online and so I bought it on the internet. Soon I was doing the rhythm boxing myself and sure enough it was just as cool as everyone said it was. I actually find it even more fun than my old class because it keeps track of how well I do and that fits in with my competitive nature. It’s fun to try and beat your own score. It’s also a really great workout. I’ve been noticing the pounds coming off since I got it.
On top of all of that, the Wii Fit game is a lot cheaper than my old gym membership. Think about it. With this game I can use it endlessly all I want forever. With the gym membership I had to keep paying every month. That adds up pretty fast. I think I ended up spending more than $1000 a year just on my gym membership. So yes, I’m very pleased with my new cardio workout: Wii Fit’s rhythm boxing. If you don’t have a gym near you or you don’t like having to travel to the gym to get a good workout then I definitly recommend checking it out. Like I said, I think it’s even better than a class. And it’s also not nearly as expensive.
By: Johnny Moon
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But then I moved away from NYC to live “out in the country” and out here they don’t have any high priced gyms or any cardio kickboxing classes to go to. Because of that I started looking around for an alternative. While looking around for this alternative I kept hearing about how much fun (and how effective) the Wii Fit game is and then someone told me about how it had “rhythm boxing” as one of it’s aerobic exercises. It was then that I started getting really interested.
I looked around for a Wii Fit game but couldn’t find one anywhere. I realized I could only find it online and so I bought it on the internet. Soon I was doing the rhythm boxing myself and sure enough it was just as cool as everyone said it was. I actually find it even more fun than my old class because it keeps track of how well I do and that fits in with my competitive nature. It’s fun to try and beat your own score. It’s also a really great workout. I’ve been noticing the pounds coming off since I got it.
On top of all of that, the Wii Fit game is a lot cheaper than my old gym membership. Think about it. With this game I can use it endlessly all I want forever. With the gym membership I had to keep paying every month. That adds up pretty fast. I think I ended up spending more than $1000 a year just on my gym membership. So yes, I’m very pleased with my new cardio workout: Wii Fit’s rhythm boxing. If you don’t have a gym near you or you don’t like having to travel to the gym to get a good workout then I definitly recommend checking it out. Like I said, I think it’s even better than a class. And it’s also not nearly as expensive.
By: Johnny Moon
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