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  1. I also have been aggressively using the DDR to exercise. I originally bought
    PS2 with the game and mat for my grandchild for Xmas. I gave it a try and
    its a hoot. I am using it conjunction with a low carb diet and bi-weekly
    trips to the gym. In the last year I have lost 50+ pounds. I have to buy
    clothes three different times but am very happy with the new more svelte me.
    I have another 10 pounds to loose and with the help of my dance dance
    revolution game I will have no trouble.
    I am addicted to this game.....2-3 hours is not an exaggeration. My legs
    hurt the next day but them I am disappointed that I have to give it a rest.
    Its a really fun way to burn some calories.

    --
    Carol

  2. There's a lot of different models and styles out there, some less than 100
    bucks for the whole setup. I've been considering one as well. It looks
    like tons of fun :-)

    Peace,
    Pen

    "Roger Zoul" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    In news:[email hidden],
    Carol Bures <[email hidden]> typed:
    | I also have been aggressively using the DDR to exercise. I originally
    | bought PS2 with the game and mat for my grandchild for Xmas. I gave
    | it a try and its a hoot. I am using it conjunction with a low carb
    | diet and bi-weekly trips to the gym. In the last year I have lost 50+
    | pounds. I have to buy clothes three different times but am very happy
    | with the new more svelte me. I have another 10 pounds to loose and
    | with the help of my dance dance revolution game I will have no
    | trouble.
    | I am addicted to this game.....2-3 hours is not an exaggeration. My
    | legs hurt the next day but them I am disappointed that I have to give
    | it a rest. Its a really fun way to burn some calories.

    These seem expensive....

  3. In news:[email hidden],
    Carol Bures <[email hidden]> typed:
    | I also have been aggressively using the DDR to exercise. I originally
    | bought PS2 with the game and mat for my grandchild for Xmas. I gave
    | it a try and its a hoot. I am using it conjunction with a low carb
    | diet and bi-weekly trips to the gym. In the last year I have lost 50+
    | pounds. I have to buy clothes three different times but am very happy
    | with the new more svelte me. I have another 10 pounds to loose and
    | with the help of my dance dance revolution game I will have no
    | trouble.
    | I am addicted to this game.....2-3 hours is not an exaggeration. My
    | legs hurt the next day but them I am disappointed that I have to give
    | it a rest. Its a really fun way to burn some calories.

    These seem expensive....

  4. It is addictive. During a spate of bad weather my daughter and I killed a lot
    of time together on this.

  5. We found one of the mats for about 20 and a disney music version was also
    around 20-30. It's a lot cheaper than giving your kids 5-6 bucks every week
    to go to the game room to play on the real one. It can be difficulot
    though. It has several variations starting with easy and one foot at a time
    and then others that are much more difficult with several double footed
    combinations. You will sweat when you play ddr.
    Diane
    "Penelope Baker" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    There's a lot of different models and styles out there, some less than 100
    bucks for the whole setup. I've been considering one as well. It looks
    like tons of fun :-)

    Peace,
    Pen

    "Roger Zoul" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    In news:[email hidden],
    Carol Bures <[email hidden]> typed:
    | I also have been aggressively using the DDR to exercise. I originally
    | bought PS2 with the game and mat for my grandchild for Xmas. I gave
    | it a try and its a hoot. I am using it conjunction with a low carb
    | diet and bi-weekly trips to the gym. In the last year I have lost 50+
    | pounds. I have to buy clothes three different times but am very happy
    | with the new more svelte me. I have another 10 pounds to loose and
    | with the help of my dance dance revolution game I will have no
    | trouble.
    | I am addicted to this game.....2-3 hours is not an exaggeration. My
    | legs hurt the next day but them I am disappointed that I have to give
    | it a rest. Its a really fun way to burn some calories.

    These seem expensive....

  6. which game is better- anyone compare the DDR games?

    --
    Diane

    "Diane Ball" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    We found one of the mats for about 20 and a disney music version was also
    around 20-30. It's a lot cheaper than giving your kids 5-6 bucks every
    week to go to the game room to play on the real one. It can be difficulot
    though. It has several variations starting with easy and one foot at a
    time and then others that are much more difficult with several double
    footed combinations. You will sweat when you play ddr.
    Diane
    "Penelope Baker" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    There's a lot of different models and styles out there, some less than
    100 bucks for the whole setup. I've been considering one as well. It
    looks like tons of fun :-)

    Peace,
    Pen

    "Roger Zoul" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    In news:[email hidden],
    Carol Bures <[email hidden]> typed:
    | I also have been aggressively using the DDR to exercise. I originally
    | bought PS2 with the game and mat for my grandchild for Xmas. I gave
    | it a try and its a hoot. I am using it conjunction with a low carb
    | diet and bi-weekly trips to the gym. In the last year I have lost 50+
    | pounds. I have to buy clothes three different times but am very happy
    | with the new more svelte me. I have another 10 pounds to loose and
    | with the help of my dance dance revolution game I will have no
    | trouble.
    | I am addicted to this game.....2-3 hours is not an exaggeration. My
    | legs hurt the next day but them I am disappointed that I have to give
    | it a rest. Its a really fun way to burn some calories.

    These seem expensive....

  7. I have DDR2 for the PS2, my daughter has DDR Extreme with the PS2. Both are
    about the same pay ability. We have found only a few songs on each of these
    programs that have decent beats. I wish they would come out with a program
    that has more American pop music. Its much easier to dance and keep up with
    the game if there is actually a beat to follow. The graphics are OK, I hear
    the graphics on the XBox version are better. But how good of graphics do you
    need for arrows.

    Carol
    "diane" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    which game is better- anyone compare the DDR games?

    --
    Diane

    "Diane Ball" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    We found one of the mats for about 20 and a disney music version was also
    around 20-30. It's a lot cheaper than giving your kids 5-6 bucks every
    week to go to the game room to play on the real one. It can be
    difficulot though. It has several variations starting with easy and one
    foot at a time and then others that are much more difficult with several
    double footed combinations. You will sweat when you play ddr.
    Diane
    "Penelope Baker" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    There's a lot of different models and styles out there, some less than
    100 bucks for the whole setup. I've been considering one as well. It
    looks like tons of fun :-)

    Peace,
    Pen

    "Roger Zoul" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...
    > In news:[email hidden],
    > Carol Bures <[email hidden]> typed:
    > | I also have been aggressively using the DDR to exercise. I originally
    > | bought PS2 with the game and mat for my grandchild for Xmas. I gave
    > | it a try and its a hoot. I am using it conjunction with a low carb
    > | diet and bi-weekly trips to the gym. In the last year I have lost 50+
    > | pounds. I have to buy clothes three different times but am very happy
    > | with the new more svelte me. I have another 10 pounds to loose and
    > | with the help of my dance dance revolution game I will have no
    > | trouble.
    > | I am addicted to this game.....2-3 hours is not an exaggeration. My
    > | legs hurt the next day but them I am disappointed that I have to give
    > | it a rest. Its a really fun way to burn some calories.
    >
    > These seem expensive....
    >
    >

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