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This is a grouchy reply. The OP obviously isn't trying to get Tekken running on a Peloton. You can imagine "games" in this sense being competitions played out
by 0x1F8B 6y ago
This is a grouchy reply. The OP obviously isn't trying to get Tekken running on a Peloton.
You can imagine "games" in this sense being competitions played out via the bike, so time trials, race tournaments, etc. Compete with your friends (or others) to get through a race comparable to Tour de France stages -- something like that. Aside from survival, there is no greater motivator for pushing oneself physically than competition. Games facilitate that.
- silicon2401 6y ago> Aside from survival, there is no greater motivator for pushing oneself physically than competition If you're a competitive person. Not everybody derives motivation from competition.
- RobRivera 6y agobut there is a segment of the population that does, and thus a market.
- throwaway2245 6y ago> Aside from survival, there is no greater motivator for pushing oneself physically than competition. That depends. If you're trying to develop a habit of regular exercise for your health (intrinsic motivation), competition (extrinsic motivation) is just as likely to be harmful to your goal. In my personal case, removing the competitive element was extremely helpful for me to start doing regular exercise for its own sake.
- saagarjha 6y agoSomeone should do Doom, though.