Gold's Gym Cardio Workout, exclusively available for the Nintendo Wii, makes it fun for you to get your workout in every day. The Balance Board-compatible game delivers a personal-training experience, pushing you through a routine of fun exercises that includes sit-ups, cardio boxing, running, and more.
Get Ready to Sweat
Thanks to the Wii's motion tracking control and optional support for the Balance Board accessory, you can get a real workout that is fun and entertaining right at home. Gold's Gym Cardio Workout will run you through exercises such as cardio boxing, sit-ups, jumping rope, running, and more. The game keeps track of your progress, and as you become more fit, the game's level of difficulty evolves to give you a rigorous workout all the time.
Track Your Progress and Weight Loss
Gold's Gym Cardio Workout continually tracks your progress as you work out, maintaining a calendar of your activity. It tracks your burned calories and body weight, and it adjusts your workouts based on fitness level. It is like having a personal trainer working with you right in your living room.
Real-Life Gold's Gym Feel
Get a realistic "gym feel" thanks to the game's use of Gold's Gym exclusive signage and the experience of authentic gym dialogue.
Get a real workout using the Nintendo Wii's motion controls to do cardio boxing, running, and more
Compatible with the Nintendo Balance Board
Maintains calendar of your fitness, calories burned, and more
Automatically changes difficulty of workout based on your fitness
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– Customer review on 28/08/2010
If you love the rhythm boxing game on wii fit, you need to buy this game. It blows the socks off wii fit. Great cardio boxing game, heaps of different lessons to choose from and a variety of punches and dodges. And boy is it a workout. While it is mostly focused on the upper body, you have to rock constantly between your right and left feet, so your lower body isn't neglected.
One of the great features of this game is that you can use two wiimotes, so you don't have to content with flailing cords. For those that need to be kept motivated, you are rewarded at the end of each lesson with gold, which you can spend on clothes. If you've missed a few days, you'll get a gentle telling off from the trainer. Punch milestones are rewarded with more clothes, trainers, lessons and music being unlocked - although once you get to 100,000 punches it appears the cupboard is bare.
There are downsides though. The music sucks. Eye of the tiger is the only decent song. Some of the lessons aren't quite polished - trainer saying, for example, left jab when it should be a right cross. There's no pause button and the weight units are imperial (although you can switch to metric if you change the language to French or Spanish). And it's a cardio boxing game. It's pretty limited with the other exercises.
I got this game 10 months ago, I'm still playing it and I'm still having fun. I'd happily recommend this game.
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– Customer review on 01/10/2009
if you like to exercise and dont want to go out or it is raining then this is the game that is for you. you can have fun while you keep fit. there are different exercise that you can do. the best thing is boxxing on the game i just love the boxing.
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