Overview
- Also Known As
- Fit in Six (US title)
- Number of Players
- 1 (Single Player)
- Genre
- Release Date
PlayStation 3
15th Mar 2011
18th Mar 2011
- Series
- Controller Support
Reviews
Review My Fitness Coach Club (PlayStation 3)
Sweaty beauty
While PlayStation Move's motion-controlled rivals are swimming in fitness games, this is only the second such title to reach Sony's black beauty after Get Fit with Mel B. Ubisoft's effort My Fitness Coach Club (known as Fit In Six in North America) comes from a reasonably successful line of fitness titles on Wii, and now with the added...
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My Fitness Coach Club News
Out Today Friday 18th March 2011 (Europe)
Ubisoft has a ball
There's a trio of new Move games on European shelves this week, with Ubisoft bringing a pair of titles and 2K Sports also contributing. Let's take a look at what's available to buy now. Top Spin 4: The first dedicated tennis game for PlayStation Move, Top Spin 4 boasts some of the sport's biggest names, past and present, as well...
Out Today Tuesday 15th March 2011 (North America)
Three Move games out today
With just one week to go until PlayStation Move Heroes, three Moves games have hit the market to attempt to convince you to part with your money before the six heroes fly in next week. Here's what's out this week Top Spin 4: 2K Sports leads the charge of tennis games on Move — ignoring last year's woeful Racquet Sports...
News My Fitness Coach: Club Release Date Confirmed as March 18th
We Dare slips too
The other day we posted a news story that My Fitness Coach: Club was set to be released on February 18th, but we've just received clarification from publisher Ubisoft that the game is in fact down to launch in Europe on Friday March 18th 2011. There was a double-whammy of release date changes from Ubisoft, in fact, as bizarre...
News My Fitness Coach Club Gets Europe Sweaty on February 18th
Hits North America in March
Ubisoft has so many fitness franchises it's probably struggling to keep up with their names itself: Wii owners have played My Fitness Coach and Your Shape, and Kinect gamers have probably played Your Shape: Fitness Evolved, but the company's about to take its first steps onto PlayStation Move with My Fitness Coach: Club...
News Ubisoft Challenges You to Get Fit in Six in March
Get ready to shed some pounds
Ubisoft's set to bring a new fitness title to PlayStation Move, with Fit in Six heading to PS3 in March. The title refers to six core fitness areas – cardio, balance, upper body strength, lower body strength, core strength and flexibility – and will offer tailored activities for targeting each area, which have been...
About The Game
My Fitness Coach - Club is designed exactly to fit your personal needs, so that you can reach your own goals – fast!
Created to meet your personal needs and objectives, My Fitness Coach - Club helps you choose the best workouts to achieve your goals. It was developed with the help of experienced fitness professionals to ensure every move is precise and effective. The clear visual and audio feedback, the beautiful backgrounds and the music create a motivating environment for your training.
Key Features
- PERSONALISED FITNESS
Create your profile and choose your objective - DEVELOPED WITH PROFESSIONALS
Workouts developed with the help of experienced fitness professionals to insure precision and effectiveness. - EFFECTIVE AND PRECISE
Clear verbal and visual feedback to help you achieve better moves. Use the PSEye and Move to see your moves and correct them! - YOU CHOOSE THE MUSIC!
Personalise your workouts with your own music: upload your favourite tunes and let the game choose the ones best suited for your workout! - PROGRESS FOLLOW UP
Track your progress with a number of motivating statistics and see how well you’re doing! - EXTRA CONTENT
Throughout the year, enjoy a wide range of downloadable workouts to individually expand your fitness program to your liking, guaranteed to keep you motivated.
Comments 1
I really hope this one turns out to be pretty good as the current fitness offerings for the Move or even PS3 are kind of lack luster IMO. I like the idea of the EA sports fitness title, but I have head bad things about the sensors and such.
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