EA Announce EA Sports Active NFL Training Camp For The Nintendo Wii

EA have announced EA Sports Active NFL Training Camp for the Nintendo Wii. This is a American Football based fitness game that puts the player through a NFL Training Camp. EA Sports Active NFL Training Camp was made in collaboration with NFL strength and Conditioning coaches and has over 70 drills and challenges designed to improve strength , power, conditioning, agility, reactions, and First Step Quickness. EA Sports Active NFL Training Camp will let you train in your favourite teams stadium as well as their players.

EA Sports Active NFL Training Camp is designed to be used by kids and adults, with specific exercises like NFL Play 60 Drills designed for them. the game also comes with the traditional EA Sports Active 60 day challenge, with this one being called the NFL Combine 60 Day Challenge. EA Sports Active NFL Training Camp will come with the EA Heart Rate monitor and link to the EA Sports Active Online Hub, enabling you to track your progress and challenge others to beat your scores. EA Sports Active NFL Training Camp is currently set to come to the USA on 16th November.

Press Release

REDWOOD CITY, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Today, EA SPORTS™, a label of Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ:ERTS), announced the development of EA SPORTS Active NFL Training Camp for the Wii™, a football-based training program that put users right into the football drills and conditioning workouts of an NFL training camp. Developed in collaboration with NFL strength and conditioning coaches, users will experience the thrill of competition while challenging friends and family in authentic NFL football drills. EA SPORTS Active NFL Training Camp with Total Body Tracking uses the included heart rate monitor and wireless motion tracking to provide a challenging workout and help deliver measurable results. It will link to the EA SPORTS Activeonline hub where users can share training results and challenge others to beat their personal best, as well as track progress toward specific fitness goals.* EA SPORTS Active NFL Training Camp brings the real NFL training camp experience right into the living room, and will be available at retailers on November 16.

“EA SPORTS Active NFL Training Camp delivers an authentic NFL experience that is fun and engaging, while providing a challenging workout,” says Andrew Wilson, Senior Vice President, Worldwide Development, EA SPORTS. “It exemplifies our commitment to both NFL football and the fitness space, as well as delivering new experiences for new audiences.”

EA SPORTS Active NFL Training Camp includes over 70 drills and challenges designed to improve strength, power and conditioning, as well as reaction skills, agility and first step quickness, which are key areas NFL players focus on. Users can choose their favorite team, step into a stadium and train alongside their favorite players.

The EA SPORTS Active NFL Training Camp virtual coach will encourage users through the drills and challenges for additional motivation, and to take it to the next level, users can participate in the NFL Combine 60 Day Challenge. To enhance the competitive experience, users can get their game on in multi-player mode where they can go head-to-head in NFL training camp drills, including the QB Window Challenge and Field Goal Challenge, or with an online connected console, users can compare personal stats with friends and challenge them to beat their best results. In addition, as part of the NFL's commitment to youth health and fitness, kids and families can choose special NFL Play 60 drills and exercises specially designed for them.

“We’re excited to be collaborating with EA SPORTS on the development of EA SPORTS Active NFL Training Camp,” says Ray Anderson, NFL Executive Vice President of Football Operations. “EA SPORTS Active NFL Training Camp delivers a fantastic new and authentic experience for NFL fans, allowing them to train like the pros and compete against their friends, family, and other fans across the globe.”

EA SPORTS Active NFL Training Camp joins the EA SPORTS Active 2 suite of interactive fitness products that focus on improving muscular strength, endurance and flexibility, as well as improving cardio. EA SPORTS Active 2 is in development for a number of platforms including the PlayStation®3 computer entertainment system, Kinect™ for Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, Wii and iPod touch®.

EA SPORTS Active NFL Training Camp is in development at EA Canada in Vancouver. It has not yet been rated by the ESRB; visit www.esrb.org for updated rating information. EA SPORTS Active NFL Training Camphas an MRSP of $99.95. For more information please visit www.easportsactive.com. Media can find photos of the product mentioned here at http://info.ea.com.

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