EA Sports Active: Personal Trainer (Wii) Reviews

I got the EA Sports Active for the Wii for £24.99 from Play.com when it first came out. The adverts for it looked impressive, and I wanted to do some more exercise at home as I didnt feel comfortable having a PT at the gym. It came with a leg strap to hold your nunchuk and a Stretch band. It arrives in a orange box with a ...  Read the complete review

I brought this game for our Wii about a year ago now, and paid £30 for it. When you open the box you find, the game, a resistance band with two handles, and a leg strap. So far so good, no other fitness games offered this at the time. First you enter your age, weight, name etc and then you can set yourself a goal with a time ...  Read the complete review

I bought this game back when it came out in December 2009 and I am still religiously sticking to it!. In the box for around about £30 you get a leg strap and a resistance band as well as the game. You can choose a male or a female personal trainer and you can also play two player. You can buy an additional tension band and leg strap on ...  Read the complete review

I tried to buy this game from amazon during 2 days, but it is impossible because when you going to proceed and start your payment computer showing "0" quantity, which means that item is cancelled. Amazon site said that item in stock but my trials were unsuccessful. Very dissapointing...Mrs Evans

This is a fantastic game and makes it really easy and fun to exercise. I paid about £30 for this about a year ago and it has been well worth the money. The game came with the leg strap and resistance bands. You can use it with or without the wii balance board. A personal trainer guides you through all the moves ...  Read the complete review

Another Wii fitness game that I have bought. I had wanted this game for a while but I waited untill it went down in price before buying it. I bought it from Game for around £15 about 3/4 months ago. This is a brilliant fitness game that comes with added extras such as the resistance bands and the leg strap. You ...  Read the complete review

We have had this game from the very first day that it came out and I must say - It's fantastic. We used to have our own gym room but have got rid of this since we had this game as it gives us all the workouts that we each need and it's like having your own personal trainer at hand 24/7. The game comes with ...  Read the complete review

Ea Sports Active is yet another fitness game for the Wii; this one however, is one of the more effective games, and I should know, I've bought a few! EA Sports is not just a fitness game, it is a fitness kit; the game comes in a box with a Knee strap (for holding the nunchuck) and a resistance band (for body toning ...  Read the complete review

Wii Active Personal Trainer ***What is it?*** The Wii Active Personal Trainer is a game for the Wii which acts as an all-inclusive exercise programme. The game is designed to act as an affective workout for people of varying fitness levels as a way of getting fit through typical stretching and cardio activities, as ...  Read the complete review

Only having this game for a week I am yet to see results so this review may be updated. However so far I know that I am getting proper exercise within my own home. For people who feel uncomfortable exercising in front of strangers (gym or running around your town) or can't afford the gym this is one at home fitness disc that you can ...  Read the complete review

I have played other fitness games on the Wii but never feel like I am doing anything worthwhile. I looked at Active a while ago but wasn't willing to pay £40. Now I got it for under £20 and it is worth £40! The exercises are split into different groups cardio, upper body, lower body and sports. And you can make your own ...  Read the complete review

I bought this product along with the Wii in a bundle package so for me this was not an expensive product. It is a very different product to the Wii Fit. This is defiantly a lot more orientated towards to getting fit and training regimes where as the Wii Fit is much more about having fun with games while getting fit. The personal ...  Read the complete review

I love, love, love this game. The game comes with a knee, wii remote holder and resistance band, which you will need for most but not all activities in this game. The game has lot's of different options, allowing you to take part in individual activities or to follow a workout routine, which you can even tailor to your own ...  Read the complete review

I bought this in January on a bit of a whim, I'm not usually one to use games consoles and would much rather get out and go to the gym or go walking. However I was getting a bit of the winter blues and fed up with the miserable weather, so figured I'd give it a go. So far, I'm very impressed. I'm pleased with the variety of ...  Read the complete review

My partner bought this for me after giving birth to my son on christmas. I started using it 2 weeks ago. I am currently using the 30 day workout program which allows you to choose from a low, medium and high intensity workout. I find the exercises really fun and different as everyday isnt the same as the day before! I felt the benefits ...  Read the complete review

This is the third fitness game I've tried on the Wii, and for me it has proved to be the most effective one in terms of helping lose weight and increase my fitness levels. Being a bit of a geek, heading out to a gym isn't really an option (especially when the monthly cost is usually more than this game costs!). I prefer to ...  Read the complete review

I very rarely write reviews about computer games, and I don't even like reading them (sorry!) because it's very rare for people to cover them properly and as in as much depth as is usually required. But I have a considerable amount of free time, so I thought I'd just go for it with this one...apologies in advance because it's going to be ...  Read the complete review

Developed by EA Vancouver, the EA Sports Active brand aims to further the idea of fitness in the home that was introduced with the Wii Fit. Wii fit was a fun novelty game but it didn't really ever get you sweating and feeling like you've just worked out - this is where EA Sports comes in to its own. The game comes with one Leg ...  Read the complete review

At the beginning of this year, we had ummed and ahhed about getting some kind of keep fit DVD or game to help us with a bit of exercise without having to leave the house. This seemed to be a reliable and worthwhile game, so we decided on this. Straight away, my wife started on it, and was obsessed from the word 'go'. The idea ...  Read the complete review

As some of you are aware, I purchased this as a treat to myself with my amazon vouchers through Dooyoo- thanks to all that contributed 1.5p's! Ive had it a while now and must say that straight away you can feel this is more of a workout than the wii fit (although im yet to try the fit plus). The box comes complete ...  Read the complete review