wiifit idiot!!

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i have a wiifit and have been using it for about a month and a half, i love it! today it offered me to change my goal and deadline but like an idiot i said i wanted to + 1 stone instead of - 1 stone and so now its telling me to work towards putting on weight!! i have been through all of the settings and cant seem to alter this - does anyone have a solution?

sparkles aka wiifit idiot!!!

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  • Posted

    Think you will have to do the days test again then you can alter it. If not will let you know next time I go on, most likely tomorrow. I did the same thing when I first got it. I only do 2 lbs at a time as it dosen't seem so much. Have you tried the Wii Active yet that is even better and you can use the wii board with it. I try to do both each day. Anyway when I am on it tomorrow will see how to do it.

    Mandy

  • Posted

    Sorry can't help, had a try this morning, can only suggest when you get to your next goal date to change it then. I only put in 2 lbs for every 2 weeks so not so far to go.
  • Posted

    unfortunately i set my goal as 2 months as it doesnt like you to loose too much too quickly *groan*

    i am tempted to either delete my profile and start again or get something that weighs a stone and stand on the wiifit with it so it thinks i have achieved and then reset the goal!

  • Posted

    Agree, try the second option first if that doesn't work re start would be the easiest.

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