Going down…

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That’s more like it.
Howdya like them apples, Casey?


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6 responses to “Going down…”

  1. jennnlee Avatar

    You gogirl! Kick Casey’s ass!

  2. jennnlee Avatar

    You gogirl! Kick Casey’s ass!

  3. angel_fly Avatar

    You are seriously making me yearn for a WiiFit. I’m just afraid of what my Mii will look like. ::snickers::

  4. angel_fly Avatar

    You are seriously making me yearn for a WiiFit. I’m just afraid of what my Mii will look like. ::snickers::

  5. tvini Avatar

    Mr. Tvini had lost about 40 pounds biking, then hit a plateau for months. The wii fit helped him break through it, and he’s down another five, and he’s more muscular.

    Of course, it’s only been about 20 days, so we’ll see if our attention wanders, but for now we’re having lots of fun. It may not be for everyone, but we’re geeky and video-game oriented enough that it’s very fun.

    A recumbent bike from Target costs $200, a good treadmill costs $700 easy, and a wii console costs $300 + $175 (or so) for the balance board. We tried my Dad’s before deciding we wanted one. It’s a chunk of change to spend. Of course, it helps to have a family member offer you Christmas in July!

  6. tvini Avatar

    Mr. Tvini had lost about 40 pounds biking, then hit a plateau for months. The wii fit helped him break through it, and he’s down another five, and he’s more muscular.

    Of course, it’s only been about 20 days, so we’ll see if our attention wanders, but for now we’re having lots of fun. It may not be for everyone, but we’re geeky and video-game oriented enough that it’s very fun.

    A recumbent bike from Target costs $200, a good treadmill costs $700 easy, and a wii console costs $300 + $175 (or so) for the balance board. We tried my Dad’s before deciding we wanted one. It’s a chunk of change to spend. Of course, it helps to have a family member offer you Christmas in July!

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