Three best Zumba video games on the market

Zumba is a fun way to lose weight and feel great. This dance based fitness routine combines Latin and International music with an entertaining yet highly effective workout and consequently is becoming an increasingly popular method of working out worldwide with Zumba classes and instructors almost everywhere.

However if you don’t have the time or money to join a Zumba class, why not join the fun in your own home.

Because of Zumba’s popularity there are many Zumba ‘classes’ you can attend from the luxury of your own living room. Take a look at the three best Zumba video games.

Zumba Fitness (Wii) £15.99 – £32.99

Zumba fitness for Wii combines a variety of dance styles, moves and routines, which cater for every ability. Simply set your profile and then learn the steps via the tutorial mode, if you are a beginner that is. Once you have mastered the steps you can join the class. Each session takes either 20 minutes or 45 minutes. You can set the Zumba Fitness in either ‘Zumba Party’ mode or ‘Zumba Class’ mode, the difference being that in ‘Zumba Party’ mode you have to play the routines in order to ‘unlock’ the door to the next ‘party’.

Zumba Fitness (Kinect) £30.00

Zumba Fitness for Kinect includes more than 30 Zumba routines, some that are exclusive to the game. Users follow an on-screen instructor in a party atmosphere and, as you master each step, the next stage of the party unfolds.

The game supports up to two players or four players in turn based pairs and each team tries to earn the most number of points in each workout or play against each other in Zumba Attack.

Zumba Fitness (PS3) £32.95

Players lean and can perfect nine different dance styles, including salsa, cumbia, rumba, calypso, reggaeton, mambo, hip hop, merengue and flamenco. Users follow on-screen dancers as they move and players have to ‘unlock’ new locations so they can move to different nightclubs.

Zumba Fitness for PS3 also includes a personal journal, which tracks user’s personal weight loss goals, breaks down and calculates workout times to see which routine works best for each individual.

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