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title: "EA Sports Active 2"
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# Total Body Tracking tech Auto Workout Data Upload Real-time Heart Rate Monitor EA Sports Active 2

**Brand:** electronic arts
**Price:** Rp3315056
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔥 Elevate your fitness game with EA Sports Active 2 — where every move counts!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** EA Sports Active 2 by electronic arts
- **How much does it cost?** Rp3315056 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Why This Product

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## Key Features

- • **Dynamic 30-Day Challenge:** Tailored daily workouts that evolve with your fitness level—never plateau.
- • **Precision Motion Sensors:** Wireless leg & arm straps track every move for full-body engagement.
- • **Virtual Personal Trainer:** On-screen guidance & instant feedback to push your limits and celebrate wins.
- • **Seamless Progress Tracking:** Automatic online syncing lets you share stats and join a motivated community.
- • **Customizable Intensity & Duration:** Choose your workout length, intensity, and goals for a truly personalized experience.

## Overview

EA Sports Active 2 revolutionizes home workouts with wireless total body tracking, a built-in heart rate monitor, and customizable circuits targeting upper body, lower body, and cardio. Featuring a motivating 30-Day Challenge and real-time feedback from a virtual trainer, it syncs your progress online to keep you accountable and connected. Compatible with Nintendo Wii and designed for 1-2 players, this interactive fitness game transforms exercise into an engaging, results-driven experience.

## Description

Product Description EA SPORTS Active 2 with Total Body Tracking will feature an innovative wireless control system powered by motion sensors in leg and arm straps that provide complete freedom of motion. Additionally, it will feature a heart rate monitor that provides constant on-screen monitoring, allowing users to capture intensity and optimize performance over time. Users will be able to track and share their workout data online through automatic uploading from their online connected console to their personalized EA SPORTS Active profile. EA SPORTS Active 2 with Total Body Tracking will make working out simple, fun and effective wherever you are. desertcart.com huge range of fun fitness activities SynopsisRevolutionize your workout regimen with EA Sports Active, the ultimate interactive fitness program that's designed for you. Get fit with a holistic approach to fitness that combines nutrition and lifestyle factors, with a variety of activities, all from the convenience of your living room. From customized routines that target upper body, lower body and cardio to a guided 30-day challenge that tests muscle endurance, coordination and agility, stay in shape with fitness made fun and easy. Unlimited customizable workouts Build muscle FeaturesActive Fitness Made Fun & Easy: Pre-made circuits feature a variety of familiar activities that target upper body, lower body as well as cardioStart off with a light jog, followed by bicep curls and get your heart beating with some cardio boxingBenefit of a Virtual Personal Trainer: your trainer will be the focal point of the experience guiding you towards your own version of personal achievementFeedback will be given throughout your workout, keeping you on track to reach your fitness goalsThe 30 Day Challenge: take the 30 Day Challenge and experience tailor made workouts to your level of fitnessCircuits will change as you progress each day, and EA Sports Active will track calories, intensity and progress throughout your journeyNew Way to Play: slip the nunchuk into the specially designed leg strap and hold the Wii Remote in your hand to track your movements from both your upper and lower bodyA resistance band is also included to increase the intensity of exercises such as bicep curls and shoulder pressesWorkout Your Way: circuits can be customized to your interest and fitness level -- choose your duration, intensity level & set your own goals for calories burned and workout scoreWorkout with a Friend: burn calories with a friend as you both workout through routines together in a co-operative modeTrack Your Progress: expand your Fitness IQ and keep track of your workouts inside and outside of EA Sports Active with the in-game journalWii Balance Board compatibility

Review: So glad I ordered it! - I am actually glad I didn't check the reviews here before I ordered EA Sports Active 2. I might not have ordered based on some of the problems some of the reviewers seem to have experienced. I've been working out with EA Sports Active 2 for a little over a week now, and so far I haven't experienced any of the technical issues. The peripherals all seem to be working fine and I love having the heart monitor. The workouts are all intense enough to produce sweat (and results!), and yet they vary enough to be interesting and keep you motivated. I have found that although I'd been working out for the last 8 months doing various dvd's and walking outside when the weather was nice, with EA Sports Active 2 I can workout regardless of the weather, and I actually look forward to doing it because I don't know what to expect and so it hasn't gotten stale. Also, even though I have been working out regularly for 8 months, the progress has been slow and frustrating and now I've lost more in the week of doing these workouts than I did all last month. And right now, I'm choosing workouts that average about 25 minutes and I have yet to choose one that says HARD in the description, because frankly, I'm not sure I can do it! The ones I've done are seriously challenging. I'm glad this version of EA Sports Active 2 includes warm up and cool down options, because I felt they were lacking in previous incarnations. The main reason I bought this was to get some core options, and this certainly does work your core. If I had one complaint about the product it's just that it seems to take a long time to load each exercise, certainly longer than EA Sports Active 1, and then there's the business of both the Wii remote and Wii Balance Board losing communications with the Wii system and so you find that you have to stop mid exercise and press buttons, which is distracting and annoying. Someone here suggested making a habit of pressing the A button on the Wii remote while waiting for each exercise to load (since you're just standing around anyway) and that mostly eliminates the problem. I tried that today and it does seem to work, it just seems like the makers of EA Sports Active 2 should have figured out a better way than that. However, all in all, it's a minor inconvenience and hardly makes a blip on my radar screen as long as I'm getting a good, consistent workout and seeing the fabulous results I'm seeing so far.
Review: Wii Active 2 - great improvements from the original - Wii Active 2 has greatly improved over several areas when compared to the original Wii Active. I own several Wii fitness games and by far, Wii Active has been able to hold my attention and get me to come back for more. Wii Fit was boring and too slow for me, I'm not a yoga type of gal. 1. Wii Active 2 has a much improved warm-up and cool-down portion of the workout. Before, Wii Active had very little in this area. It guides you with much-needed stretches at the end of the workout. 2. The heart rate monitor is awesome, it is much more useful than I had imagined. I used to wear my chest band and watch to keep track, but this game shows the various "levels" of effort that you are giving. 3. I love the games, the mountain biking was challenging and was a great mix of cardio with running and squat jumps. 4. The sensors are MUCH better. I would get frustrated doing arm curls and other exercises with the original Wii Active. Making sure the nunchuck and controller were perfectly positioned so I wouldn't get annoyed by the trainer was not necessary. I always hated the trainer telling me that I'm not trying hard enough when it was a sensor issue. Ugh. The nunchuck is gone (along with the wires- yah!) and that is definitely the best part. So far, I've only used the remote for the basketball shooting drills. 5. The game automatically updates a profile on the Active website and keeps track of your stats. This is an awesome feature as I like to gloat and look at how awesome I am (just kidding). It is nice if you are looking for a supportive community or maybe just some good ol' competition with strangers or friends/family! The only drawback so far that I see is that if you use the balance board, it likes to shut off a few times within the workout if you're not using it... the screen shows up and halts the workout when this happens and you have to hit the button to re-activate it. Also, being new to aerobic step exercises, I had some trouble, but that's just my own lack of experience and practice I believe. :P

## Features

- Pre-made circuits feature a variety of familiar activities that target upper body, lower body as well as cardio
- Start off with a light jog, followed by bicep curls and get your heart beating with some cardio boxing
- Your trainer will be the focal point of the experience guiding you towards your own version of personal achievement
- Feedback will be given throughout your workout, keeping you on track to reach your fitness goals
- The 30 Day Challenge: take the 30 Day Challenge and experience tailor made workouts to your level of fitness

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B003O6C0V4 |
| Batteries | 4 AAA batteries required. |
| Best Sellers Rank | #18,954 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #752 in Wii Games, Consoles & Accessories |
| Compatible Video Game Console Models | Nintendo Wii |
| Computer Platform | Nintendo Wii |
| Customer Reviews | 3.8 3.8 out of 5 stars (860) |
| Date First Available | May 15, 2010 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00014633190090 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | Yes |
| Item Weight | 0.01 ounces |
| Item model number | 014633190090 |
| Language | English |
| Manufacturer | Electronic Arts |
| Number of Players | 1-2 players |
| Product Dimensions | 9.49 x 7.99 x 2.99 inches; 0.01 ounces |
| Publication Date | November 16, 2010 |
| Rated | Everyone |
| Release date | November 16, 2010 |
| Type of item | Video Game |
| UPC | 014633190090 |

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ So glad I ordered it!
*by M***S on September 1, 2012*

I am actually glad I didn't check the reviews here before I ordered EA Sports Active 2. I might not have ordered based on some of the problems some of the reviewers seem to have experienced. I've been working out with EA Sports Active 2 for a little over a week now, and so far I haven't experienced any of the technical issues. The peripherals all seem to be working fine and I love having the heart monitor. The workouts are all intense enough to produce sweat (and results!), and yet they vary enough to be interesting and keep you motivated. I have found that although I'd been working out for the last 8 months doing various dvd's and walking outside when the weather was nice, with EA Sports Active 2 I can workout regardless of the weather, and I actually look forward to doing it because I don't know what to expect and so it hasn't gotten stale. Also, even though I have been working out regularly for 8 months, the progress has been slow and frustrating and now I've lost more in the week of doing these workouts than I did all last month. And right now, I'm choosing workouts that average about 25 minutes and I have yet to choose one that says HARD in the description, because frankly, I'm not sure I can do it! The ones I've done are seriously challenging. I'm glad this version of EA Sports Active 2 includes warm up and cool down options, because I felt they were lacking in previous incarnations. The main reason I bought this was to get some core options, and this certainly does work your core. If I had one complaint about the product it's just that it seems to take a long time to load each exercise, certainly longer than EA Sports Active 1, and then there's the business of both the Wii remote and Wii Balance Board losing communications with the Wii system and so you find that you have to stop mid exercise and press buttons, which is distracting and annoying. Someone here suggested making a habit of pressing the A button on the Wii remote while waiting for each exercise to load (since you're just standing around anyway) and that mostly eliminates the problem. I tried that today and it does seem to work, it just seems like the makers of EA Sports Active 2 should have figured out a better way than that. However, all in all, it's a minor inconvenience and hardly makes a blip on my radar screen as long as I'm getting a good, consistent workout and seeing the fabulous results I'm seeing so far.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Wii Active 2 - great improvements from the original
*by J***. on November 23, 2010*

Wii Active 2 has greatly improved over several areas when compared to the original Wii Active. I own several Wii fitness games and by far, Wii Active has been able to hold my attention and get me to come back for more. Wii Fit was boring and too slow for me, I'm not a yoga type of gal. 1. Wii Active 2 has a much improved warm-up and cool-down portion of the workout. Before, Wii Active had very little in this area. It guides you with much-needed stretches at the end of the workout. 2. The heart rate monitor is awesome, it is much more useful than I had imagined. I used to wear my chest band and watch to keep track, but this game shows the various "levels" of effort that you are giving. 3. I love the games, the mountain biking was challenging and was a great mix of cardio with running and squat jumps. 4. The sensors are MUCH better. I would get frustrated doing arm curls and other exercises with the original Wii Active. Making sure the nunchuck and controller were perfectly positioned so I wouldn't get annoyed by the trainer was not necessary. I always hated the trainer telling me that I'm not trying hard enough when it was a sensor issue. Ugh. The nunchuck is gone (along with the wires- yah!) and that is definitely the best part. So far, I've only used the remote for the basketball shooting drills. 5. The game automatically updates a profile on the Active website and keeps track of your stats. This is an awesome feature as I like to gloat and look at how awesome I am (just kidding). It is nice if you are looking for a supportive community or maybe just some good ol' competition with strangers or friends/family! The only drawback so far that I see is that if you use the balance board, it likes to shut off a few times within the workout if you're not using it... the screen shows up and halts the workout when this happens and you have to hit the button to re-activate it. Also, being new to aerobic step exercises, I had some trouble, but that's just my own lack of experience and practice I believe. :P

### ⭐ Not Fun..Glitchy...Believe the Negative reviews
*by E***M on January 24, 2011*

I was so excited this get this game/workout, but was soon disappointed. Why this game is not worth it: 1. The graphics and menu setup in the game are not worth the $100 price tag (now $52). They look really plain and cheap. 2. The game is SUPER glitchy when using the Remote and Balance Board. If you are in an exercise that doesn't use the remote (like stretching, lunges, etc...) the remote will turn off (battery saving mode) and the workout will STOP and wait for you to activate the remote again. This is really stupid! Also, if you setup the game with your Balance Board, the SAME thing will happen. Even if you aren't using the Balance Board in a particular exercise, your workout will STOP and wait for you to activate the board again (even if your board is across the room)This is such a battery waster! Especially if you arent even using the board! 3. The leg band doesn't work properly all the time. I've had to skip certain exercises because while I was doing a Lunge it said I was "too low"....when I moved up it said I wasn't doing it correctly. It can be so frustrating. 4. ITS NOT FUN!!! The warm up routines are repetitive and boring. Watching a guy show me how to stretch and follow him is super boring and can be done with a $10 Generic Workout DVD. Nothing about this game motivated me to keep playing it. 5. The included resistance band is super cheap. Its just a mint smelling piece of green stretch thingy that you have to tie to the separate handles. If you purchase this game, you might as well add a real fitness resistance band to your cart. Now I understand why the price of this game has been drastically slashed. Its definitely not worth $100 or $50. This game should cost no more than $25. It just has too many problems.

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