Wii Workouts now offered

Wii used for training programs - Image 1A personal trainer by the name of Zander Urquhart is now using the Nintendo Wii as an exercise machine after he got the idea from seeing a client’s son use the Wii. He stated that “This five-year-old needed encouragement to do any exercise – but here he was running about for half-an-hour working up a sweat.”

The program was to be initially adapted for kids, but Uruqhart found that it appeals to adults as well. He even said that “It’s been great for adults coming back from injury and for OAPs.” His adult clients such as Caroline Cassiday from Blantyre, Lanarkshire swear by it, and she even admitted that “It really helped to tone me up.”

This actually confirms studies done by Universities which stated that a 15 minute session can burn 125 calories. In Liverpool John Moores University, they also found that an average of 12.2 hour gaming week burns 1830 calories, which is the equivalent of shifting 27 pounds a year.

Nintendo UK has commented on this saying “We’re not aware of anyone else doing this but it shows what the Wii can be used for.”

Via Daily Record .co.UK

Wii used for training programs - Image 1A personal trainer by the name of Zander Urquhart is now using the Nintendo Wii as an exercise machine after he got the idea from seeing a client’s son use the Wii. He stated that “This five-year-old needed encouragement to do any exercise – but here he was running about for half-an-hour working up a sweat.”

The program was to be initially adapted for kids, but Uruqhart found that it appeals to adults as well. He even said that “It’s been great for adults coming back from injury and for OAPs.” His adult clients such as Caroline Cassiday from Blantyre, Lanarkshire swear by it, and she even admitted that “It really helped to tone me up.”

This actually confirms studies done by Universities which stated that a 15 minute session can burn 125 calories. In Liverpool John Moores University, they also found that an average of 12.2 hour gaming week burns 1830 calories, which is the equivalent of shifting 27 pounds a year.

Nintendo UK has commented on this saying “We’re not aware of anyone else doing this but it shows what the Wii can be used for.”

Via Daily Record .co.UK

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