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Started by WetRain , Jun 24 2009 08:17 PM

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#1 WetRain

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Posted 24 June 2009 - 08:17 PM

Hello all

hope everyone well and happy

just wondering if anyone's tried the wii active and how was it could you do more than half it has to offer

by the way I'm a T6 para

cheers all

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Posted 26 June 2009 - 12:39 AM

I was fortunite enough to be at the 1st and 2nd facilities in the country to use a Wii for rehabilitative purposes. I quite enjoyed it and plan on getting one at home (one of these days). I'm a T4 and could do most of it (though some i didn't really care for)

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Posted 26 June 2009 - 06:10 AM

I have one, I dont think it helps me get a work out or anything, but it's kinda fun.

Get's boring after awhile, havn't touched it in a few months.
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