I'm laughing at all the comments saying, "oh, 2lbs, lol, that's nothing!"
Your ignorant comments like that only prove you know nothing at all about exercise.
Yes, you build body mass well by curling a 30lb dumbell. But you don't swing it around for an hour - why? Because you can't. But you can with a 2lb one. And it has a similar effect.
This reminds me of something I saw on a forum before the Wii's release. People were talking about all of the different things the Wiimote could be used for, and one person didn't find anything wrong with the idea that the Wii could send a signal to the Wiimote that would make it heavier.
After all, he argued, those gym machines without any visible weights must be doing it. How else could you simply select the weight you want from a menu? It must be digital weight!
@Hi-Im-Asylum: It's not always about building mass. Yes, with heavier weights you're going for size and strength. In the case of lighter weights, you're typically going for tone and definition.
Yes, even 2 lb. weights can do that, especially if you're slinging them around for an hour straight.
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I'm sort of a fitness buff myself, and 2 pounds is a laughable amount of weight. Even for a woman, you need to lift heavy enough to feel yourself burning. 2 pounds won't really do... much.
@Luminance: Tell that to someone who just had shoulder surgery, a stroke victim, or someone who has degenerative muscle failure. You may be a self-proclaimed fitness buff, but you need to think beyond the powerlifting sometimes.
I actually like this idea. Actually gaining muscle while playing regular games like zelda or red steel of any game that induces the swing of your arm can benefit a lot more when you add weight to it. My concern is that the weights may be cumbersome when pressing the buttons.
@Boom-Chicka-Ah: Here to Create a Star Commenter Empire: Would add more with a little more weight than 2lb though... That's not even a kilogram. Problem is, I can't think how they could add a little extra weight without making it too cumbersome to actually play games with the thing...
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I really hate the wii.
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Your ignorant comments like that only prove you know nothing at all about exercise.
Yes, you build body mass well by curling a 30lb dumbell. But you don't swing it around for an hour - why? Because you can't. But you can with a 2lb one. And it has a similar effect.
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The Wii is not a fad
The Wii is not a fad
Keep saying this too yourself and things like dumbell controller add-ons will go away.
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After all, he argued, those gym machines without any visible weights must be doing it. How else could you simply select the weight you want from a menu? It must be digital weight!
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Obviously this is an example of the conservation of mass effect.
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Yes, even 2 lb. weights can do that, especially if you're slinging them around for an hour straight.
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