Was looking for something slightly different as I've put about 400 hours into the Fitness boxing games, ring fit is very mild so using that currently but thought this might be good, I may get it if it ever goes on sale. But just after some basic keep fit now that I've dropped 82kg's using fitness boxing and yes that is serious, I was 180kg's at the start of the pandemic due to a near death and horrible pain management from doctors (Put me on a med that caused massdive weight gain then blamed the weight for my pain, the pain I was put on the med that caused the weight gain, yeah, doctors suck with pain). Weed changed my damn life alongside the freaking Switch and my brother the most supportive bitch on the planet who really was my rock in dropping the weight.
Good review. The biggest problem I had was holding the joycons. I did martial arts for 17 years, so having something in my hands felt unnatural for punches. I ended up buying the wrist straps to hold the controller in, and I’m glad I can say it worked well. I didn’t see any hit detection problems with it at all. I pair this with switch yoga and it’s a nice little home workout for the winter.
We already hat something similiar on the XBox 360 - Your Shape, Fitness Evolved. By that time I played the hell out of it and I still use it sometimes. That was the best experience I had until today. Box-VR or Beatsaber are very good, too. But no other Fitness game came even close :)
Does it have enough workouts for a whole year? I’ve been doing weight loss mode for 5 months. It’s my all time favorite game! Do you know if they will come out with an advanced version? I absolutely love everything about this game. I can’t go a day without it unless my too busy!
Does it have 2 player mode? Can you make the game keep the cooldown mode? Is there a way to make the action icons bigger? What is your favorite part of this game?
@@MasterTrainerPeter I just got done playing half of the demo. The queue of moves needs to be better,agreed. My son had fun watching me get upset when the move set changed without any notice. I messaged Xseed to see if this can be patched. And I hope it does. Thanks Master Trainer Peter for getting back to me! Love your videos
I have lost 10 Kilo with ring fit in 10 months (3-4 times in a week) without any diet ! Also I have lost a lot of my stomach ! i didnt try The knockout home fitness but i believe if you have both ,you don't need to go to a gym ! Also I love to learn basic karate moves!
@@MasterTrainerPeter yea I just found it after I made the comment. Sorry about that... I'm a new subscriber. I also found knockout fitness too. I will buy fitness boxing soon. Seems fit for me. And when I'm done with it I'll buy knockout fitness. Both games being rhythm games makes it more of a workout
@@MasterTrainerPeter i see, thank you for the quick response, i really appreciate it. Do you mean that in-game you practice both stances 50/50? I think that the game is majoritsrly orthodox stance, which is too bad, as it wouldn't be my typical stance..
@@lbrofist5548 Anything you do in orthodox, you do in southpaw for balance across the body. You may be better with southpaw, but you still train both. Im not saying 50/50 because there is also a more neutral 'front stance' in some workouts.
The 3 & 5 minute sessions are what got me interested in this since it’s something I know I can fit into my day. I figure I’ll use this along with Jump Rope Challenge to keep myself active & get a bit of movement in.
@Jonathan Blanchard Nope. All you need are the Joycon you’re already using. I think it registers the kicks based on the position of your hands while doing the kick motion.
I'm really liking what I see, blazing fast full body workouts with little downtime. Though I can't help but be disappointed that this design ethos of just getting you moving ASAP might have contributed to the exclusion of certain features like custom playlists and full cooldowns. Also really makes you miss the slower and more personal guidance of games like Ring Fit and Wii Fit.
This is my 3rd day of playing Knockout. I am so sore in my shoulders and upper back, but I like that because it makes me feel like I accomplished something. I definitely agree with you in how it should show each move or have some kind of tutorial. Mostly because its not just about how you jab or cross, but you need to twist your body a certain way and the feet movements change too. I've not done any of this kind of cardio before. I've played Ringfit Adventure everyday until this came out. I think I've gotten more out of this game so far, but mostly because my heartbeat never goes under 160, which is great for me! I will do both this game and Ringfit daily, but I need to get over the soreness first and learn a little more about Knockout. I think there's alot to learn...thats just me though. Thanks for your videos...they help so much!!
The rotation at the upper back can cause soreness at first, but it'll fade! I had it at first with Fitness Boxing :) Ring Fit has more overall depth but Knockout is great for those quick, intense sessions! I'm really glad the videos are helping K!
Thanks for the review. The three minute option is disappointing to me. Three- five minutes and than having to go text and options again is too short an exercise. Especially since that mode has a lot of options you might want to use. I don't want to be in menu's so much for no reason. I wish they would have given us the option to set up three of these shorter songs in a row.
I am with you 100%. Its a shame that they havent got a playlist option. That being said, if you're using it for interval training, the menu-ing works as your downtime between intervals.
I tried out the demo of it and it seems so fun. Way, way harder than fitness boxing. Fitness boxing is great for more moderate cardio which is important but this takes things to the next level especially the challenge one which I just couldn't do well! Problem with fitness boxing is there isn't a high intensity mode really. Just easy or moderate. Great review and I will be buying it to add to my fitness routine. I still go to the gym twice a week but I live 25 minutes away by car so it's not easy to go more often which makes things like this great. For me things like this are for a bit of extra fun to supplement traditional training.
Fitness Boxing 2 has the No Mercy mode which increases the complexity of the combos and has longer overall sessions, which adds to intensity! Still, I feel KHF definitely has an edge on the variety and intensity of workout!
@@MasterTrainerPeter Didn't know about that! If not for KHF I'd probably get that. The first one just didn't get massively intense. 30-45 minute sessions of moderate exercise have a great use too though. Sure did worked up a sweat still. These types of games are also great for a bit of stress relief. Punch away that stress!
I’ve bought it online now waiting for it to appear in Australia. I’m excited. I decided not to watch your whole video yet because I want some surprises. 💚
I think they should change every moves into logos like in fitness boxing, I tried the demo and I am playing on a portable monitor and a bit far away, I didnt have time to react on the correct move unlike in fitness boxing where every move has its own logo.
FB2 just got boring, and I was so happy that something new got out! KHF is much more efficient, as I was bored already with FB2, FB2 is much better tracked, more technical, but it is for the player to learn and use the KHF game. I am still enjoying the Ring Adventures:) btw. I think - all people should have nintedno fintness at home:) i wish some more fitness options in future:)
Looking for a good game to keep me active as I don’t have the time to go cycling anymore. Was wondering if anyone had an opinion on knockout home fitness vs fitness boxing 2 both games seem fun but I am looking for something more intense and fun. Anyone know which I should get? I’m leaning more toward fitness boxing but this looks more like a full body workout.
Ring Fit is a fantastic all over fitness program, and Fitness Boxing is definitely an interesting and fun workout. If you've got a decent base of fitness and no major movement restrictions, go for Knockout Home Fitness! It has the ability to slot into a busy schedule, high intensity workouts and uses a lot of movements that Fitness Boxing doesn't cover (a lot of hip and knee flexion and extension). Ring Fit is king, but if you're looking for something different, give Knockout a go!
@@MasterTrainerPeter Thanks. That's really why I opted to stay with FB1 since I saw this. So this is good buy over buying FB2. Thanks. I usually play FB and RF in last past weeks. Got 39 streak days in FB before I stopped because of getting a 1st jab in covid vaccine. So I'll buy this digitally. Thanks
@@IzukuLuffyAsta this game look great and I'll be getting it. But RB2 has a lot more options and fixes over BR1. It still worth it alone and with the free No mercy DLC versions of the characters you can go really far.
Thanks for the review. I have a question: is there a way to customize your trainer's appeareance? In Fitness Boxing 2 you could change their clothes and even their hair color, for example. Is that a thing in this game? Thanks!
Great review (working on mine at the moment). Do you think this game does a good job with losing weight around the lower body? I'm trying to lose a bit in my thigh.
You cant spot reduce weight or fat anywhere. A caloric defecit will assist in this however, and you can also work on some of the leg based movements to help build muscle in the legs, which are some of the largest muscles and therefore require more calories to operate. It'll all come together to help you reduce your weight. I've also just put out a weight loss with KHF guide if you're interested in more!
I have noticed that on one of my days I don't have a symbol but the day is ringed showing I've been on it. Have I mistakenly missed my personal training session and only done the 3 minute warmup😢😢😢
@@MasterTrainerPeter yep. But I haven't explored it that much and I dunno if it's just me, or am I doing something wrong, but it just won't track my pose.
They're different types of game, so the scoring for each workout makes sense. That being said, a player 'level' would be a great incentive in addition to it. Level yourself up, not the trainer.
@@MasterTrainerPeter that’s exactly what I mean. I think it’s a lost opportunity these developers are missing out on. The crown tally system is a step in the right direction though.
Wow I didn't know it was coming out so soon! Thank you for the review. I like the deeper analysis you gave about this being a fitness app vs. a game and how it's aimed for more hardcore compared to other fitness games. Can I ask how you like the stretching sections? I know you said it's like fitness boxing's and is made optional but if I wanted to could I get a good stretch session? I really like the option to have a stand-alone 10-minute/5-minute stretch session in FB2.
Stretching sections are limited to the personal training mode unfortunately, so it doesn't have the stand alone stretch sessions like in Fitness Boxing 2.
@@MasterTrainerPeter ah, ok...I have Ring Fit and the first Fitness boxing. cause of events, not getting to gym, put on the lbs, and love those two games, Ringfit can be tough some day cause the running in place part, and love the other, but find some moves are tricky to register. Saw the trailer of KHF, and look like could be intense, but see that can be slowed down (am a sad 368 as of this post, anther reason the running in place is tough, though at lower levels not as overwhelming) Right now, looking for a workout that easy to do, not too frustrating, and KHF does look like that. This been a long time goal for me lol :D Thanks
I do have a question. I have this and Ring Fit. Which do you think is the better game for an overall workout? Here are my points that cause me to debate with myself and those I recommend the games to: Ring Fit allows me to go for jogs between battles and encourage me to stop at some point. As well as give me specific stretching, depending on what "worked" the most and allow me to decide if i want to challenge my fitness level or go easy that day. Even allows targeted moves for Balance, Arms, Legs, and Core. However, it is easy to cheat some moves and when I do some moves, I don't work the muscles that are supposed to be used. Example, when I do squats, I feel it more in my calves when I've been told i should feel it in my glutes or thighs and when I do the "back straightening stretch", I feel it in my thighs, not my back muscles. And some moves, like Leg Raises, which is one of the few moves that gives a good core workout, has so few reps, that it doesn't do much. But it also allows me to customize a routine to fit whatever I want to try and work. As well as give you the option to customize a jogging path for you. Knockout allows me to get in a good workout while learning some self defense. It's high intensity leaves me sweating everytime. However, it find it annoying that I can't do personal training more than once a day and doesn't allow customization or extra training tutorials for some moves. Also, after about 2 weeks, it took forever for a new "set", as I call it, to appear so I can unlock more crowns. If you feel tired in the middle of personal training, you can't just end it there. You have to finish it and sometimes, if I get nothing but challenges, I have to stop for a whole hour before I have the strength to stand and finish. With all those points, which do you think is the better fitness game?
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Was looking for something slightly different as I've put about 400 hours into the Fitness boxing games, ring fit is very mild so using that currently but thought this might be good, I may get it if it ever goes on sale.
But just after some basic keep fit now that I've dropped 82kg's using fitness boxing and yes that is serious, I was 180kg's at the start of the pandemic due to a near death and horrible pain management from doctors (Put me on a med that caused massdive weight gain then blamed the weight for my pain, the pain I was put on the med that caused the weight gain, yeah, doctors suck with pain).
Weed changed my damn life alongside the freaking Switch and my brother the most supportive bitch on the planet who really was my rock in dropping the weight.
I know it’s been a year but I just wanted to give you giant props. You dropped a whole ass person’s worth of weight, that’s amazing!
Good review. The biggest problem I had was holding the joycons. I did martial arts for 17 years, so having something in my hands felt unnatural for punches. I ended up buying the wrist straps to hold the controller in, and I’m glad I can say it worked well. I didn’t see any hit detection problems with it at all.
I pair this with switch yoga and it’s a nice little home workout for the winter.
Awesome! I've heard some wrist straps can be good, so thanks for the recommendation!
I’ve been playing the demo a little bit and I’ve been obsessed ! this is my sign to get the game
We already hat something similiar on the XBox 360 - Your Shape, Fitness Evolved. By that time I played the hell out of it and I still use it sometimes. That was the best experience I had until today. Box-VR or Beatsaber are very good, too. But no other Fitness game came even close :)
Does it have enough workouts for a whole year? I’ve been doing weight loss mode for 5 months. It’s my all time favorite game! Do you know if they will come out with an advanced version? I absolutely love everything about this game. I can’t go a day without it unless my too busy!
Thanks for the review! I'll buy the game and definitely mix it into my routine.
Love it!
😃
I'm downloading the demo now!
Oh! Is there a demo available? There isn't in the AU eShop, so I wasn't aware
@@MasterTrainerPeter There's a demo in US
@@IzukuLuffyAsta Oh nice!!
@@MasterTrainerPeter Yes there's a demo in the US store. I ended up buying it immediately after one workout!
@@gretasinala5239 Love to hear it!
How does it detect the kicking movement? Do you need an extra joycon and leg strap?
Kicking is detected through the hand motion that goes along with the kick (so you can make it score without the kick essentially)
Does it have 2 player mode? Can you make the game keep the cooldown mode? Is there a way to make the action icons bigger? What is your favorite part of this game?
1) No 2 player mode.
2) Only cooldown is through stretching, which is a repeat of the warm up.
3) Nope.
4) The workouts are really fun!
@@MasterTrainerPeter I just got done playing half of the demo. The queue of moves needs to be better,agreed. My son had fun watching me get upset when the move set changed without any notice. I messaged Xseed to see if this can be patched. And I hope it does. Thanks Master Trainer Peter for getting back to me! Love your videos
Hello Is this product effective for weight loss and conditioning exercise?
Conditioning yes. Weight loss yes but a healthy caloric deficit in your diet is necessary. Same as with any weight loss product!
Knock out home fitness or ring fit adventure better?
Good questions! I think long term RFA has more options.
I have lost 10 Kilo with ring fit in 10 months (3-4 times in a week) without any diet ! Also I have lost a lot of my stomach ! i didnt try The knockout home fitness but i believe if you have both ,you don't need to go to a gym !
Also I love to learn basic karate moves!
This or fitness boxing 2?
I literally have a video to answer that haha!
@@MasterTrainerPeter yea I just found it after I made the comment. Sorry about that... I'm a new subscriber. I also found knockout fitness too.
I will buy fitness boxing soon. Seems fit for me. And when I'm done with it I'll buy knockout fitness. Both games being rhythm games makes it more of a workout
Hey! My question to all players is: can you switch the stance, like if youre usually southpaw instead of orthodox?
You do both in a routine. You always start orthodox and go into southpaw.
@@MasterTrainerPeter i see, thank you for the quick response, i really appreciate it. Do you mean that in-game you practice both stances 50/50? I think that the game is majoritsrly orthodox stance, which is too bad, as it wouldn't be my typical stance..
@@lbrofist5548 Anything you do in orthodox, you do in southpaw for balance across the body. You may be better with southpaw, but you still train both.
Im not saying 50/50 because there is also a more neutral 'front stance' in some workouts.
The 3 & 5 minute sessions are what got me interested in this since it’s something I know I can fit into my day. I figure I’ll use this along with Jump Rope Challenge to keep myself active & get a bit of movement in.
Awesome! Thats exactly what the game intends on you doing, shorter sessions to put in whenever you can!
you spend more time with the loading screen XD
@Jonathan Blanchard Nope. All you need are the Joycon you’re already using. I think it registers the kicks based on the position of your hands while doing the kick motion.
I'm really liking what I see, blazing fast full body workouts with little downtime. Though I can't help but be disappointed that this design ethos of just getting you moving ASAP might have contributed to the exclusion of certain features like custom playlists and full cooldowns.
Also really makes you miss the slower and more personal guidance of games like Ring Fit and Wii Fit.
Yeah, the ethos behind the 'in nd out' game design is great, but more expansive options for those who want something more should be on the cards.
This is my 3rd day of playing Knockout. I am so sore in my shoulders and upper back, but I like that because it makes me feel like I accomplished something. I definitely agree with you in how it should show each move or have some kind of tutorial. Mostly because its not just about how you jab or cross, but you need to twist your body a certain way and the feet movements change too. I've not done any of this kind of cardio before. I've played Ringfit Adventure everyday until this came out. I think I've gotten more out of this game so far, but mostly because my heartbeat never goes under 160, which is great for me! I will do both this game and Ringfit daily, but I need to get over the soreness first and learn a little more about Knockout. I think there's alot to learn...thats just me though. Thanks for your videos...they help so much!!
The rotation at the upper back can cause soreness at first, but it'll fade! I had it at first with Fitness Boxing :)
Ring Fit has more overall depth but Knockout is great for those quick, intense sessions! I'm really glad the videos are helping K!
Thanks for the review.
The three minute option is disappointing to me. Three- five minutes and than having to go text and options again is too short an exercise. Especially since that mode has a lot of options you might want to use. I don't want to be in menu's so much for no reason.
I wish they would have given us the option to set up three of these shorter songs in a row.
I am with you 100%. Its a shame that they havent got a playlist option. That being said, if you're using it for interval training, the menu-ing works as your downtime between intervals.
Great video! I am going to purchase the digital version. Thank you!
Got tired of ringfit because menuing is too long, i don’t have time to do it.
What about this game ?
And when is the release date in Eu ?
Menuing is pretty simple in this game. A few clicks and you're in!
EU release date is 8th October I believe
I tried out the demo of it and it seems so fun. Way, way harder than fitness boxing. Fitness boxing is great for more moderate cardio which is important but this takes things to the next level especially the challenge one which I just couldn't do well! Problem with fitness boxing is there isn't a high intensity mode really. Just easy or moderate.
Great review and I will be buying it to add to my fitness routine. I still go to the gym twice a week but I live 25 minutes away by car so it's not easy to go more often which makes things like this great. For me things like this are for a bit of extra fun to supplement traditional training.
Fitness Boxing 2 has the No Mercy mode which increases the complexity of the combos and has longer overall sessions, which adds to intensity! Still, I feel KHF definitely has an edge on the variety and intensity of workout!
@@MasterTrainerPeter
Didn't know about that! If not for KHF I'd probably get that. The first one just didn't get massively intense. 30-45 minute sessions of moderate exercise have a great use too though. Sure did worked up a sweat still.
These types of games are also great for a bit of stress relief. Punch away that stress!
I’ve bought it online now waiting for it to appear in Australia. I’m excited. I decided not to watch your whole video yet because I want some surprises. 💚
Good choice! Its gonna be 8th October here I reckon!
I think they should change every moves into logos like in fitness boxing, I tried the demo and I am playing on a portable monitor and a bit far away, I didnt have time to react on the correct move unlike in fitness boxing where every move has its own logo.
Yes, 100 percent. Would make it much more accessble.
FB2 just got boring, and I was so happy that something new got out! KHF is much more efficient, as I was bored already with FB2, FB2 is much better tracked, more technical, but it is for the player to learn and use the KHF game. I am still enjoying the Ring Adventures:) btw. I think - all people should have nintedno fintness at home:) i wish some more fitness options in future:)
I've just downloaded the demo for it. I can't wait to give it a try!
Enjoy!!
Looking for a good game to keep me active as I don’t have the time to go cycling anymore. Was wondering if anyone had an opinion on knockout home fitness vs fitness boxing 2 both games seem fun but I am looking for something more intense and fun. Anyone know which I should get? I’m leaning more toward fitness boxing but this looks more like a full body workout.
I literally have a video on this; I hope it helps! ua-cam.com/video/ctLdgFf5GCQ/v-deo.html
@@MasterTrainerPeter ah okay thanks
I have Ringfit and Fitness Boxing 1. Been thinking to get this. THoughts?
Ring Fit is a fantastic all over fitness program, and Fitness Boxing is definitely an interesting and fun workout. If you've got a decent base of fitness and no major movement restrictions, go for Knockout Home Fitness! It has the ability to slot into a busy schedule, high intensity workouts and uses a lot of movements that Fitness Boxing doesn't cover (a lot of hip and knee flexion and extension). Ring Fit is king, but if you're looking for something different, give Knockout a go!
@@MasterTrainerPeter Thanks. That's really why I opted to stay with FB1 since I saw this. So this is good buy over buying FB2. Thanks. I usually play FB and RF in last past weeks. Got 39 streak days in FB before I stopped because of getting a 1st jab in covid vaccine.
So I'll buy this digitally. Thanks
@@IzukuLuffyAsta this game look great and I'll be getting it. But RB2 has a lot more options and fixes over BR1. It still worth it alone and with the free No mercy DLC versions of the characters you can go really far.
Thanks for the review. I have a question: is there a way to customize your trainer's appeareance? In Fitness Boxing 2 you could change their clothes and even their hair color, for example. Is that a thing in this game? Thanks!
Not possible at the moment unfortunately!
@@MasterTrainerPeter Thanks.
Great review (working on mine at the moment). Do you think this game does a good job with losing weight around the lower body? I'm trying to lose a bit in my thigh.
You cant spot reduce weight or fat anywhere. A caloric defecit will assist in this however, and you can also work on some of the leg based movements to help build muscle in the legs, which are some of the largest muscles and therefore require more calories to operate. It'll all come together to help you reduce your weight.
I've also just put out a weight loss with KHF guide if you're interested in more!
Fantastic and in depth review. I really appreciate your effort in reporting how accessible it can be for people with less ROM.
Much appreciated! Glad you enjoyed the review!
How long are the personal trainer mode workouts? I’m hoping to have a good 30-45 min workout
Longest I've seen is around 30-33 minutes
Is this game co-op? i wanted to play this with my family
No co-op
Wouldnt be surprised if some patches start getting rolled in.
We'll see. It was released in Japan last year and I haven't seen much in the way of updates yet
@@MasterTrainerPeter any updates since?
@@yasin6904 Nah
I have noticed that on one of my days I don't have a symbol but the day is ringed showing I've been on it. Have I mistakenly missed my personal training session and only done the 3 minute warmup😢😢😢
Thats likely, yes
Yet another one on my fitness backlog list 🤣
Do you have expertise in Yoga? There's a Yoga game on switch
I dont have expertise in it, I have a good amount of knowledge. I have the Yoga game, and eventually I'll cover it. You have it?
@@MasterTrainerPeter yep. But I haven't explored it that much and I dunno if it's just me, or am I doing something wrong, but it just won't track my pose.
@@shinababes The detection is SO overly sensitive. I found turning it off entirely created a better experience
@@MasterTrainerPeter so my suspicions were right after all.
I wish this and fitness boxing would use an xp system like ring fit instead of just a score. That would be good incentive to keep coming back.
They're different types of game, so the scoring for each workout makes sense. That being said, a player 'level' would be a great incentive in addition to it. Level yourself up, not the trainer.
@@MasterTrainerPeter that’s exactly what I mean. I think it’s a lost opportunity these developers are missing out on. The crown tally system is a step in the right direction though.
Love it been doing it since I started the demo.
Awesome!
Great work coach!
Glad you liked it! I've got your art in one of my upcoming videos 😊
Wow I didn't know it was coming out so soon! Thank you for the review. I like the deeper analysis you gave about this being a fitness app vs. a game and how it's aimed for more hardcore compared to other fitness games. Can I ask how you like the stretching sections? I know you said it's like fitness boxing's and is made optional but if I wanted to could I get a good stretch session? I really like the option to have a stand-alone 10-minute/5-minute stretch session in FB2.
Stretching sections are limited to the personal training mode unfortunately, so it doesn't have the stand alone stretch sessions like in Fitness Boxing 2.
thanks for making all these dope videos! definitely copping this one 💪💪💪
Glad you like them!
So, honest question, I am new to this: How does the Switch detect kicks?
Some kicks actually auto detect, but others are base don the hand movement
bro just make a pod cast
I have a podcast, but its kinda on hiatus for a tic
I love that game.
Sweet!
Great review man! Thanks!!
NP!
of as of now, what Switch game would you recommend to play for a recent workout each day?
Any of them really work, but KHF and Lets Get Fit are built for short, every day workouts
@@MasterTrainerPeter ah, ok...I have Ring Fit and the first Fitness boxing. cause of events, not getting to gym, put on the lbs, and love those two games, Ringfit can be tough some day cause the running in place part, and love the other, but find some moves are tricky to register. Saw the trailer of KHF, and look like could be intense, but see that can be slowed down (am a sad 368 as of this post, anther reason the running in place is tough, though at lower levels not as overwhelming) Right now, looking for a workout that easy to do, not too frustrating, and KHF does look like that. This been a long time goal for me lol :D Thanks
I do have a question. I have this and Ring Fit. Which do you think is the better game for an overall workout?
Here are my points that cause me to debate with myself and those I recommend the games to:
Ring Fit allows me to go for jogs between battles and encourage me to stop at some point. As well as give me specific stretching, depending on what "worked" the most and allow me to decide if i want to challenge my fitness level or go easy that day. Even allows targeted moves for Balance, Arms, Legs, and Core.
However, it is easy to cheat some moves and when I do some moves, I don't work the muscles that are supposed to be used. Example, when I do squats, I feel it more in my calves when I've been told i should feel it in my glutes or thighs and when I do the "back straightening stretch", I feel it in my thighs, not my back muscles. And some moves, like Leg Raises, which is one of the few moves that gives a good core workout, has so few reps, that it doesn't do much.
But it also allows me to customize a routine to fit whatever I want to try and work. As well as give you the option to customize a jogging path for you.
Knockout allows me to get in a good workout while learning some self defense. It's high intensity leaves me sweating everytime.
However, it find it annoying that I can't do personal training more than once a day and doesn't allow customization or extra training tutorials for some moves. Also, after about 2 weeks, it took forever for a new "set", as I call it, to appear so I can unlock more crowns. If you feel tired in the middle of personal training, you can't just end it there. You have to finish it and sometimes, if I get nothing but challenges, I have to stop for a whole hour before I have the strength to stand and finish.
With all those points, which do you think is the better fitness game?