SP2 meets Nordic Track
So, maybe someone has thought of this already, but I think that they should merge video games with treadmills. I would definitely be more likely to exercise if, for example, I was in a foot race against the Mario Brothers.
I decided last night that today would officially be the first day of Operation Phantom Bridesmaid Dress, whereby I would stop talking about working out and launch an extensive exercise attack (five days a week on the treadmill for 45 minutes, 3 weight lifting sessions, 2 yoga classes, 2 pilates classes, walking Pig an hour a day) But since Otis kept me up (see below) last night, I overslept this morning...again...so I guess it'll just have to start tomorrow.
I decided last night that today would officially be the first day of Operation Phantom Bridesmaid Dress, whereby I would stop talking about working out and launch an extensive exercise attack (five days a week on the treadmill for 45 minutes, 3 weight lifting sessions, 2 yoga classes, 2 pilates classes, walking Pig an hour a day) But since Otis kept me up (see below) last night, I overslept this morning...again...so I guess it'll just have to start tomorrow.
posted by S at 4:14 PM
4 Comments:
You could get the dance floor attachment to the PS2 and do that "Dance Revolution" game you see in the arcades.
I like the treadmill/video game idea though - especially if there's a gun attachment. Run around, shoot zombies.
There's one game that's a great thigh/glute workout - you're a cop, shooting at bad guys, but when you physically duck/dodge bullets, so does your onscreen character.
Haha, that's funny, you sound like you are working out like me. haha. It sucks. Welcome to my world.
Anyhow, when you said SP2, I totally thought you meant spiderman two. That would be cool too, you know.
There's also that boxing game where you hold these heavy-ass "gloves" and box/dodge against characters (like Nintendo's Mike Tyson's Punch Out). Hella fun. But I played it in Vegas and was sorer than I've ever been for 3 days after. But it tracks your calories, too. Hey, Jake told me you were sick. How are you feeling? Just reading your exercise regime made me tired...
For the record, despite my constant blatherings about going to the gym, I still haven't gone. Not even once. And the wedding is 12 days a way.
I love that dance revolution thing. My mom does too, except she played it so much that the neighbor downstairs complained.
I guess it turns out there are fancy video game/exercise equipment things. My gym is just too cheap to get any!
(I'm feeling much better btw, thanks for asking!)
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