Fitness Boxing 2: Rhythm and Exercise is out now
Posted 04 Dec 2020 at 12:32 by Sam C Gittins
Fitness Boxing 2: Rhythm and Exercise is now available on the Nintendo eShop and at retail.
Check out the latest press release below...
LEARN BOXING MOVES FROM HOME WITH THE VIRTUAL TRAINERS OF FITNESS BOXING 2: RHYTHM & EXERCISE, OUT NOW ON NINTENDO SWITCH
Bob, weave and jab to the rhythm in Fitness Boxing 2: Rhythm and Exercise, featuring a flurry of songs, workouts and modes to enjoy solo or with a training partner
4th December, 2020 – Jab, uppercut, and dodge along to the rhythm of twenty pop hits and three original tracks in Fitness Boxing 2: Rhythm & Exercise, launching for Nintendo Switch on Friday 4th December. Players can start their daily boxing routine in Daily Exercise mode for a guided workout, or build their own session from scratch in Free Training mode. Friends and family members can work out together, each using one Joy-Con for a two-player training session. For an overview of what the game has to offer, take a look at the new Out now – Fitness Boxing 2: Rhythm & Exercise (Nintendo Switch) trailer.
The six original instructors from the first Fitness Boxing game are back, and three new coaches are joining the ring: Karen, Hiro and Janice. These virtual trainers will be here to support and encourage players during their workout sessions. Customisation options such as clothing items, accessories, and more can be unlocked for each trainer as the player completes fitness routines.
Owners of Fitness Boxing can import their stats to Fitness Boxing 2: Rhythm & Exercise and continue their progress. Players can set their fitness goals and keep track of various stats like daily calorie burn and punches thrown in the Calendar by completing workouts regularly. For newcomers, a free demo is also available for download on Nintendo eShop.
Fitness Boxing 2: Rhythm & Exercise is available for Nintendo Switch from today. Challenge yourself to a daily workout session, solo or with a friend, and learn new moves while boxing along to the tune of twenty pop hits and three original tracks.
And here's the launch trailer...
Will you be learning some Boxing moves? Does the idea of punching the air in front of your Switch appeal to you? Could this become part of a new Fitness routine?
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