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A trainer with technical, repetitive issues
posted by JMichaud (BETHESDA, MD) Sep 9, 2011
Member since Jan 2008
6 out of 6 gamers (100%) found this review helpful
There’s one thing that this game makes plainly clear: I am way out of shape. Doing the warm ups for the exercises has me gasping for air.
UFC Personal Trainer starts off with you doing a personal training test with pushups, sit-ups, jumping jacks, and other moves to see how fit (or not) you are.
Then you can workout with one of the fighters of the UFC in session that last about ten or fifteen minutes. Most of that time is spent stretching or cooling down with a brief period where you throw punches.
I liked the fact they stressed how important it is to warm up and cool down, but I don’t want to hear the fighter/trainer say the same lines over and over again while I’m going through the session.
If you don’t want to go through a workout, you can play mini games where you punch bags of different sizes or hit paddles on a UFC fighter. It’s a lot of fun to take out my anger out on something, but control recognition issues mar these games. Sometimes when I throw a punch, I get two punches, and sometimes I get no punches.
There’s an option to keep track of your progress after every workout and you can play some of the mini punching games with a second player, which can be fun.
UFC Personal Trainer has some good points, but control issues and repetitive voice-overs put a damper on this game. RENT IT.
UFC Personal Trainer starts off with you doing a personal training test with pushups, sit-ups, jumping jacks, and other moves to see how fit (or not) you are.
Then you can workout with one of the fighters of the UFC in session that last about ten or fifteen minutes. Most of that time is spent stretching or cooling down with a brief period where you throw punches.
I liked the fact they stressed how important it is to warm up and cool down, but I don’t want to hear the fighter/trainer say the same lines over and over again while I’m going through the session.
If you don’t want to go through a workout, you can play mini games where you punch bags of different sizes or hit paddles on a UFC fighter. It’s a lot of fun to take out my anger out on something, but control recognition issues mar these games. Sometimes when I throw a punch, I get two punches, and sometimes I get no punches.
There’s an option to keep track of your progress after every workout and you can play some of the mini punching games with a second player, which can be fun.
UFC Personal Trainer has some good points, but control issues and repetitive voice-overs put a damper on this game. RENT IT.
great workout
posted by gameviewer (WINTER GARDEN, FL) Oct 7, 2011
Member since Oct 2009
3 out of 3 gamers (100%) found this review helpful
This game was the highest rated game for workouts.
I just got it in today and it was awesome. I got a workout just in the warm ups. What it does is you put in all info like height, gender, weight. Don't lie because it is very impotant. Then they have you do curl up, push ups, and jumping jacks.
It recommends what level you should excersise. I got beginner.
I start a work out which seemed to last forever. About half way through I pulled an unused mussle. So it is defenitly a good workout.
I would rent it for sure. The only thing I recommend to get it for a kinect if you can.
I just got it in today and it was awesome. I got a workout just in the warm ups. What it does is you put in all info like height, gender, weight. Don't lie because it is very impotant. Then they have you do curl up, push ups, and jumping jacks.
It recommends what level you should excersise. I got beginner.
I start a work out which seemed to last forever. About half way through I pulled an unused mussle. So it is defenitly a good workout.
I would rent it for sure. The only thing I recommend to get it for a kinect if you can.
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