UFC Personal Trainer
47 Achievements
PS3
Unstoppable
Work out in the game for 15 hours.
7.1%
How to unlock the Unstoppable achievement in UFC Personal Trainer - Definitive Guide
P4NDA CAKES
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This one explains it's self. Just keep working out doing hit the mitts or a simple exercise like jumping rope over and over will boost up your work out time the fastest and easiest without putting to much effort into it. You should be able to waste about 2 hours a day doing this with ease. (If your in shape or at least some what in shape0
Or you can just do a work out every day and your time will build up after awhile. Keep track of your work out time in the Player Tracker menu and you should have no problem getting this.
Or you can just do a work out every day and your time will build up after awhile. Keep track of your work out time in the Player Tracker menu and you should have no problem getting this.
2 Comments
Does the time spent in warmups and cooldowns count? If that's the case, that would add a few minutes to the total while we walk away to check Facebook or watch some TV.
By Christian Doe on 19 Sep 2014 17:35
I would assume all time actually moving to work out in any forum counts towards the time. So to answer your question I'd say yes, that time does count. But either way it doesn't add much time to the over all. Plus the focus should be to work out and have fun doing so! :D
By P4NDA CAKES on 11 May 2015 23:27
Christian Doe
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There's an exploit you can use to add up to your workout time. I used it after the game glitched three times on me and reset my progress to zero (usually around the 25-29 hour mark, but fortunately I had a backup of my save).
1) Build a dummy by putting a towel over a small chair or any similar item (a stool or a box might work as well, just like for some other Kinect games) and put it just outside your playing area.
2) Start a custom workout with your favorite trainer (I chose Mark Dellagrotte, but I think any of them will do).
3) Select V Ups as the exercise (it shows up on the fifth page) and click Start. I don't think my trick works with any exercise besides the V Ups.
4) Do the minimum number of reps (which is 10 for Bronze, 15 for Silver and 20 (?) for Gold), By then, the countdown will stop and your trainer will expect you to do a few additional reps.
5) Pull the dummy in front of you without leaving the playing area. For best results, keep it close to the edge of the hexagon. Crouch behind the dummy and quickly move outside the playing area and hope the Kinect won't notice that you are gone. If the Kinect loses track of you, you will have to restart the same exercise.
6) Let the game run for some time (I didn't go past 45-60 minutes, but you might want to gamble for more time).
7) Come back in front of the Kinect and do the last few reps until the trainer tells you to stop.
8) Access your stats and make sure that the game registered your "progress" properly.
A word of warning: as I said before, my progress was reset to zero several times. So I would advise you to make backups to a USB key on a regular basis. I cannot imagine using that trick for a full 15 hours, but if you reach the 10 hour mark and are getting bored with the game, this might be something to consider.
1) Build a dummy by putting a towel over a small chair or any similar item (a stool or a box might work as well, just like for some other Kinect games) and put it just outside your playing area.
2) Start a custom workout with your favorite trainer (I chose Mark Dellagrotte, but I think any of them will do).
3) Select V Ups as the exercise (it shows up on the fifth page) and click Start. I don't think my trick works with any exercise besides the V Ups.
4) Do the minimum number of reps (which is 10 for Bronze, 15 for Silver and 20 (?) for Gold), By then, the countdown will stop and your trainer will expect you to do a few additional reps.
5) Pull the dummy in front of you without leaving the playing area. For best results, keep it close to the edge of the hexagon. Crouch behind the dummy and quickly move outside the playing area and hope the Kinect won't notice that you are gone. If the Kinect loses track of you, you will have to restart the same exercise.
6) Let the game run for some time (I didn't go past 45-60 minutes, but you might want to gamble for more time).
7) Come back in front of the Kinect and do the last few reps until the trainer tells you to stop.
8) Access your stats and make sure that the game registered your "progress" properly.
A word of warning: as I said before, my progress was reset to zero several times. So I would advise you to make backups to a USB key on a regular basis. I cannot imagine using that trick for a full 15 hours, but if you reach the 10 hour mark and are getting bored with the game, this might be something to consider.