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Hey [personal profile] geekchick, have you seen this?

([personal profile] pat Apr. 4th, 2005 12:44 pm)
DDR as exercise regime.

From: [identity profile] daltong.livejournal.com

Brag brag brag


[livejournal.com profile] rlpowell has been using DDR for exercise for over a year. He passed a 9-foot this weekend. He's so good that sometimes he gets applause from onlookers (he prefers to use public machines, though he built his own DDR machine himself last summer).

From: [identity profile] bdot.livejournal.com


i have friends who have been using this game as their primary source of excercise for several years now....

From: [identity profile] cjsmith.livejournal.com


One LJ friend of mine claims that the worst thing about this is the knee trouble he developed about two years after he started exercising this way.
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I like it as an exercise method myself. I could have done without the weight loss emphasis in the article - I had to read all the way down to the end before seeing a grudging mention of the health benefits of exercise by itself separate from weight loss.

From: [identity profile] worldmage.livejournal.com


Would the universe please get out of my head!? I was just pondering this last night. I've been considering going back to it as a source of excercise. The only problem would be prying my father away from the TV long enough that I could actually DO it. :P
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From: [personal profile] geekchick


Yeah, I saw it earlier today. The game even comes with a workout mode that lets you track things like time spent and calories burned (if you want) over an individual session or cumulatively. The biggest problem I have with it is that it's hardly low-impact, and it's caused my knees to ache a few times (although laying off for a few days seems to make any pain go away). It's a good workout.
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