Gold's Gym - Up and Down Ducking Combo
I worked out for 0:16:31
157 calories burned
112 avg BPM
140 max BPM
Jul 08
Digifit
Sent from my iPad
Which mower burns more calories?
We test exercise games!
We test exercise games!
We test exercise games!
We test exercise games!
"The participants in this study were children 9 to 12 years old who had a body mass index above the median and whose households did not already have a video game console. Each was given a Wii. Half were randomly assigned to a group that could choose two among the five most physically demanding games that could be found: Active Life: Extreme Challenge; EA Sports Active; Dance Dance Revolution; Wii Fit Plus; and Wii Sports. The other half could choose among the most popular games that are played passively, like Disney Sing It: Pop Hits and Madden NFL 10."Based on my personal experience, the only game in that list that had a shot at burning serious calories is EA Sports Active and that is assuming a dedicated routine of playing that was designed for that purpose. Somehow I doubt these kids were playing to burn calories. You can't lose weight by just "playing" these games. You have to pick the activities that work best an use a disciplined approach to your exercise gaming.
"I’ve been using the Striiv for several weeks and have found it to be a lot of fun. I just slip it in my pocket on the way out the door in the morning and pull it out every so often to see if there is an easy way for me to earn some extra energy points. It lasts for a couple days per charge, has an easy to use interface that requires no learning curve to understand." - The Gadgeteer
"It's been a hectic week. I had to travel, and work has been pressing. Consequently I'm missing workouts. But at least I'm staying active. Seriously: It's due in large part to the fitness tracker in my pocket." - Gizmodo
"The average Striiv user walks up to 3 miles or 60 minutes per day — that's almost double the national average! The secret to Striiv's ability to motivate is clear: use highly addictive applications built around your movement and you will move more." - HSN
"The device does what it’s supposed to do; it measures your steps like a pedometer but also — quite accurately — measures steps you take on stairs and running steps. Based on that data, which it’s always collecting, it measures out how many steps you take per day compared to the national average (5,300 steps) and gives you constant virtual rewards for, say, burning enough calories to offset a cupcake." - Austin360.com
"I’ve tried a lot of fitness devices, and I was sometimes wearing three at once during CES, but this was by far my favorite. It’s hard to make technology well, but it’s even harder to make technology fun." - Wired
"With all of these steps you can earn trophies. I didn’t think much of these at first, especially when I earned 16 of them on the first day. Too many, I thought. Plus they were things like ‘Burn a Cupcake’ and seeing that just made me think, “Hey! I burned off a cupcake. Now it’s time to eat a cupcake!” But the trophies have gotten more interesting as my steps accumulate. I’m on day 24 and I earned the Ultramarathon trophy, which means I’ve walked 100 miles! That feels amazing!" - Wired
"It has multiple ways to motivate you and to challenge you to move. You have the Challenges, the Races, the Trophies, MyLand, Walkathon, Friends, and posting to Facebook and Twitter. Striiv really hits every way I can think of to inspire you to move. Maybe the only thing left for them to add are alerts if you haven't been moving for awhile." - About.com
"Pedometers abound in plenty. Sure, they are fun for about a week, but it wears off. This is not the case with Striiv. At the heart of this gadget is positive reinforcement and many rewards, something we all could probably use more of when it comes to fitness." - ChipChick