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23. Mär 2007
Fun and good for you!
10 von 10 finden das hilfreich EyeToy Kinetic is a great way to switch from just playing the game to actually joining the game! Enough has been said about the space and the lighting that I don't need to go over it again save to say if you can arrange the space and brighten things up, it's worth it.
The game has a "Jump in and have fun" mode where two or more players can challenge each other to on-the-spot games to see who can get the highest score and that's fun, especially for the kids and teens, but the real value of EyeToy Kenetic is for those who want to work improve physically with the "help" of a "physical trainer."
You start out creating a personal profile that includes age, weight, activity level and such, you pick your your personal trainer (1 male and 1 female to pick from) and from that the game starts you on a 12 week course of self improvement. Each session starts out with your trainer taking you through a stretching routine that is the same every time, but you get to pick "where" you work out (a dojo, a flat, a roof top garden, ect).
After that your trainer introduces you to all sorts of neat interactive stuff where video elements (balls, lights, puntching pads, ect) are added to you and your workout area on the TV. You'll usually do two or three work outs (At my level anyways) of either Combat (a variety of games requiring punching, kicking & dodging moving targets that may even be out to get you - make sure you don't hyper-extend since your not actually making contact with anything), Cardio (a variety of games - touch targets and keep moving to get that heart rate up) and/or Harmony(?) (2 games that I remember, but fun when they worked to develop coordination, balance and brain). The program makes the choices, but if your not happy with them you can change them. You also get to pick from 2 pieces of music or silence. What's not negotiable is your schedule, and if you miss a session your trainer trainer gently (the lady at least) holds you accountable - "Where were you last session? Never mind. You'll just have to work twice hard this time." You earn points with each game, and are "graded" at the end of each week. The game adapts to your progress getting harder/longer or shorter/easier depending on your performance. The number of sessions per week will increase also as you get in better shape.
Each session ends with optional "target" exersises (abs, legs, chest, mind [meditation], ect) that also advance as you gain strength (start them early!) and finally ends with a cool down stretch that really feels good after all you've done - and save time for a shower. That will feel good too and you'll probably need it. You WILL get a work out.
Not as good as a REAL personal trainer, but if you can't afford the time or $$$ to go to a real gym, this is definitely the next best thing - and in the comfort of your own home!