This really shows the difference in cardio level between a professional fighter and a hobbyist. Stephen looked like he could keep that pace for an hour
@@Matthew-qm5cz the team put more effort into fundraising to buy one of the seniors an oculus than we did into fundraising for the team that year, lol.
I love this. yall made this funny af, but also made a point that VR exercise is no joke and a legitimate workout. I hope this gets more people to realize how awesome VR is so that it becomes more popular. Great video!
VR is immersive enough that you'll sweat your ass off, throwing absolute haymakers at opponents. The fact that swinging harder does more damage gives you all the more reason to go all out. And it's hella fun at the same time. Why not right? I love Gorn lol. I'll play that shit for 2 hours straight till my Oculus dies lol.
I’ve done thrill of the fight so many times, it’s got calibration problems. I do better when I just play the game and shadow box than when I go all out and swing insanely hard.
I love Thrill of the Fight! It's the primary reason I got an Oculus after having watched several boxers use it and 95% of what I do in VR is virtual boxing. One thing worth pointing out is that the difficulty can be customized if an opponent is too hard or easy. For instance, handicaps can be added in the forms of weaker punches, faster opponents, or greater stamina for opponents. The number of rounds could be the simplest way to adjust a workout; just pick an opponent you have trouble with, then add a round or two. The flexibility, and portability, makes TotF in VR a serious choice for cardio.
It probably won't teach you the basics but will help improve your ability to string together combos ... find opening etc. Tony Jeffory (Olympic bronze medal boxer) has a good basics boxing channel.
I've been using it for over a year now and I think its better to think of it as a way to practice and test mechanics rather than as something that will teach you by itself
Honestly I noticed a substantial difference in my cardio for sparring when I started playing this game a lot more. I treat it like a real sparring session and only use really techniques, not attempts to exploit the AI or anything. Like Stephen kept squaring up to the ai opponent (which you can do without consequence in thrill of the fight) but I always keep an orthodox stance (unless I've slipped in which case I always square up then anyway). It has helped me tremendously in my real fighting. It also works really well for increasing your reflexes, which cannot be trained with traditional shadow boxing. Vr boxing does a tremendous job of bridging the gap between real sparring and shadow boxing. I'd consider it to be most similar to shadow boxing on steroids.
@@mr.doctorcaptain1124 its a shame we cant have real modeled fighters from the real world in a game with the same mechanics but made this year. The game even tracks your power and what type of punches you throw relatively well.
@@dr.dylansgame5583 I imagine is kind of like shadow boxing. wont be long before you can down load certain fighter and feel like you can get an idea of their style.
Love how camera man straight up dodges a punch ik dude wasn't swinging hard or as fast as he could obviously plus he couldn't see but damn gotta give camera man props idk if I would of had the reaction time while staring through a tiny screen
Yessss!!! What I've been waiting for! I got a oculus during quarantine and thrill of the fight became one of my go to games. It's awesome that it doubles as a workout and now that I'm back at sparring. My timing and cardio are way better since using it. Glad to see you guys trying it out and having a good time.
This looks so damn fun! Never been interested in VR before seeing the boxing game! how amazing would it be if they could some how implement motion pads on the legs to incorporate kicks and have a kickboxing or muay thai style game!
I have been gone through tech from 80th to present and VR is absolutely the best that can even beat pc as a perfect tool. I'm that person who like to bash a useless gimmick techs a lot and that reallh shows how vr is the real deal
The thrill of the fight has gotten so much better over the years. I got it when I got my vive over 6 years ago. During covid lockdown I've been playing it daily to at least get my heart rate up. If you play defensive and dodge and weave instead of relying on blocks it's a really good way to get a sweat on.
@@AtlantaBoxing Hey, just wanted to know if you had any idea if shadow boxing would help with muscle growth? Some days I will work on footwork or just shadow boxing alone, sometimes my arms will be sore after shadow boxing for a while and I'm not too sure if thats building muscle or making me skinnier, im 15 btw
You saw the flashbacks going through Sweet T's face of being in front of Stephen and sparring him as he was dodging his strikes when the rounded started again for Stephen. xD Great stuff as always Sensei Seth, you guys are a riot in enjoying martial arts and bringing content to us all!
This is actually a good gift, I mean this is something if I had my own family, I would be like everyone not cooking in the living room, time to work out who is first.
Oh man! Stephen almost knocked Sweet T out and Sweet T is perfect for talking smack to challenge the champ. Now, someone has to do the Dempsey Roll when boxing
Yeah it's a workout. I really got this to help get myself back into shape at 48 with 4 heart attacks under my belt. Of course I'm not playing on hard and only do 1 to 2 matches a day but I'm working myself up. So far it's got me feeling great.
Thats why VR are great, if you have stamina its almost impossible to loose. Thats also why i find boxing games like fight night or the upcomming Undisputed a bit weird you trow 4-5 punches and you are already out of breath.
i guess that sounds more like technic focused, really gotta think about how and where to punch and also being defensive. thrill of the fight gets just chaotic with all that spam punching, which isnt a problem for me but yeah.
Your first video convinced me to get Thrill of the Fight. The workout is HARD. Also, I *WISHED* that I looked as good as Wonderboy when fighting. Instead I look like a 7 year old girl fighting with her sister (My wife has shown me the video).
I played this game and I box for fun it took me all rounds to beat the third guy. This shows you the speed and pace of Stephen Thompson professional UFC fighter.
The worst part of thrill of the fight is that there's no walk up when the bell rings. You hear the bell and then the fighter is somewhere right on top of you. I like the fight game as well. It's just like thrill of the fight with more training modes (lots of bags) and only a few bucks
Another thing that makes this tiring is the fact that you are punching the air the whole time. When you hit a bag or a person, your hands forward momentum is stopped by them and you can just retract your hand. But when you box the air like this you need to stop your own punch’s momentum and then bring it back.
I use vr games to help keep my HEMA sword skills in check and my karate stuff in check too. But I go to the gym to get professional advice on my forms and ect.
Its crazy to think that wonderboy does this stuff in real life and against other people who are also trained assasins, takes a real man to step into a cage and fight. Ufc fighters are like real super heros.
@@robotix2106 He's obviously slow and untalented. You may not recognize it. Maybe you are just stuck in the "he's a You tube guy he MUST know what he's doing" mindset. But, that guy can't fight. I doubt he's ever been in a real fight.....and won.
@@johnmatonne7834 a real fight? He trains with his brother who was in title contention get over yourself he could probably handle himself decently. No one said hes gonna be champ of the world.
Agreed. I couldn't get into Gorn, but really love Blade and Sorcery. I've got a background in Kali/Eskrima, so I really enjoyed going short sword and dagger.
I do vr boxing everyday. I go through the whole roster on endurance everyday and it really keeps me conditioning on top of my workout throughout the day and last one at the night
As someone who hasn't trained in the gym for about a year, TOFT gave me a great workout and my arms, shoulders, and hips were sore as hell the next day. I did 12 rounds all together throughout the day.
You need to put on the custom mode put the boss on 200% everything then let's see how good he does! That being said Wonder Boy is looking fast and sharp!
I put the headset on a traditional shotokan Karate blackbelt with the very same game :) after 10s he went totally berserk and shouted "take it off, take it off" :D It really showed him the difference in sparring with a boxer and the close/midrange distance fighting, compared with the bouncing one point long distance fighting :) I think Its a great workout, but he hated it :D I would probobly look just as weird if I had a one-point game, or one point sparring on his club :D
Wait. If you have a cage and a ring and you are playing VR boxing…..why are you not in the boxing ring? Also if they had a bag it would probably really add to the immersion to actually be hitting something solid.
They just announced the sequel, which will have online. Imagine coming home from a rough day at work and wanting to get a few rounds in online, and you get matched up with wonderboy or max holloway. Games gonna have real life sweats.
It always surprises me how much of a workout some VR games are. I play one shooting game where you move down a track shooting targets and dodging bullets (it’s called pistol whip), it’s a crazy arm workout because you’re constantly lowering your hand to your hip to reload and raising to aim as fast as possible, and it ends up being a crazy workout for the arms after 10 minutes of playing. I gotta try a boxing game though this looks fun
I was an amateur boxer, now I am 38 and was about to come back to the gym... but bought this one; now i am over that, cuz feels like a sparring session (without damage... i am too old).
I am the man at this game. Thought I would knock someone spark out in real life with my skills. Boy was I wrong! Got into a fight with a rolling 20's crip. long story short, he whooped my ass and his homies packed me out. I'm in heaven now......man I wish I never got a quest.
You guys should try fighting eachother in the steam VR game "Era of Combat: Boxing" it has online PVP. Is early access, though so thats something to keep in mind.
Crazy thing is, if you own this game you can actually just stand there downward slapping the top of the head in a circular motion, in the most casual way without breaking a sweat. It kind of breaks the game but it's a thing.
that was great, these were the fun fighting games but some games claim to train you to fight . could you do a video on those games to see how legit the training is . creed is one of those games it has a gym where you train
This really shows the difference in cardio level between a professional fighter and a hobbyist. Stephen looked like he could keep that pace for an hour
And that’s impressive not all ufc fighter’s can keep up with boxing stamina
@@yinyang9882 no boxer ever can keep up with grappling stamina
@@fnotlive5322 no grappler can keep up with boxing stamina
@@gonchi2610 no boxing stamina can keep up with
ligma balls
@@Yerr_ItsNick 😑
the workout you get with this is real. had a whole ass asthma attack playing it.
For real
I never felt so out of fucking shape before this shit.
believe you shadow boxing is taxing as hell, sometimes im feeling spicy and start throwing em and not 20 seconds in im already on the floor .
@@TheReelReesePod same here. i was surprised. I lost composure and puNched beyond the grid and hit my wall !!!LOL!!
Werdd bro im using it to drop back to 205lbs , if ya not busy check out my gameplay and let me know what i can do better
“I want the champ, gimme the champ!”
“That was the champ”
Had me dying 😂😂
😮 I beat the champ 😂
During wrestling season a guy on my team cut weight by putting on several hoodies and playing gorn. Good times.
That's a great idea, actually. Maybe I'll do that
Need to convince coach to get an oculus
@@Matthew-qm5cz the team put more effort into fundraising to buy one of the seniors an oculus than we did into fundraising for the team that year, lol.
I love this. yall made this funny af, but also made a point that VR exercise is no joke and a legitimate workout. I hope this gets more people to realize how awesome VR is so that it becomes more popular. Great video!
just workout irl
@@Qlust but I mean for cardio purposes, might as well have fun by doin some vr right?
@Qlust sounds boring, think I'll burn more cardio slicing virtual blocks
@@Qlust What workout burns 750cals in 50 minutes? becuase that's what you burn playing this.
@@Qlust sure but jt does the same thing just yknow less fun
VR is immersive enough that you'll sweat your ass off, throwing absolute haymakers at opponents. The fact that swinging harder does more damage gives you all the more reason to go all out. And it's hella fun at the same time. Why not right? I love Gorn lol. I'll play that shit for 2 hours straight till my Oculus dies lol.
ALL THE MORE REASON! lmaooo these melee VR games be DANGEROUS
I’ve done thrill of the fight so many times, it’s got calibration problems. I do better when I just play the game and shadow box than when I go all out and swing insanely hard.
@@PeytonPearson 🤓
Played thrill of the fight for my first time at a friend's house and played if for about 3 hours and when I woke up the next morning I was so sore
Same only problem is the face cover gets covered and I have to clean it lmao
I love Thrill of the Fight! It's the primary reason I got an Oculus after having watched several boxers use it and 95% of what I do in VR is virtual boxing. One thing worth pointing out is that the difficulty can be customized if an opponent is too hard or easy. For instance, handicaps can be added in the forms of weaker punches, faster opponents, or greater stamina for opponents. The number of rounds could be the simplest way to adjust a workout; just pick an opponent you have trouble with, then add a round or two. The flexibility, and portability, makes TotF in VR a serious choice for cardio.
I bet the other 5% is pr0n lol😂
It’s worth getting an Oculus for?
In creed boxing u can fight real ppl same mechanics
This game is a legit workout, but as someone who doesn't train in striking a lot, does this actually help enough to learn something?
No, it won’t teach you mechanics
@@SenseiSeth instead of mechanics since we aren't white collar how bout boxing lol
Might help with getting a sense for finding openings in the opponents guard
It probably won't teach you the basics but will help improve your ability to string together combos ... find opening etc. Tony Jeffory (Olympic bronze medal boxer) has a good basics boxing channel.
I've been using it for over a year now and I think its better to think of it as a way to practice and test mechanics rather than as something that will teach you by itself
I feel validated in being tired as well with this game 😅🤣
😂😂😂
Honestly I noticed a substantial difference in my cardio for sparring when I started playing this game a lot more. I treat it like a real sparring session and only use really techniques, not attempts to exploit the AI or anything. Like Stephen kept squaring up to the ai opponent (which you can do without consequence in thrill of the fight) but I always keep an orthodox stance (unless I've slipped in which case I always square up then anyway).
It has helped me tremendously in my real fighting. It also works really well for increasing your reflexes, which cannot be trained with traditional shadow boxing.
Vr boxing does a tremendous job of bridging the gap between real sparring and shadow boxing. I'd consider it to be most similar to shadow boxing on steroids.
@@mr.doctorcaptain1124 its a shame we cant have real modeled fighters from the real world in a game with the same mechanics but made this year. The game even tracks your power and what type of punches you throw relatively well.
@@dr.dylansgame5583 I imagine is kind of like shadow boxing. wont be long before you can down load certain fighter and feel like you can get an idea of their style.
@@dr.dylansgame5583 yep just give it time. Vr games are exponentially harder to create than regular games.
Love how camera man straight up dodges a punch ik dude wasn't swinging hard or as fast as he could obviously plus he couldn't see but damn gotta give camera man props idk if I would of had the reaction time while staring through a tiny screen
Camera man pulling off actual boxing dodges while filming
Camera man never loses
Yessss!!! What I've been waiting for! I got a oculus during quarantine and thrill of the fight became one of my go to games. It's awesome that it doubles as a workout and now that I'm back at sparring. My timing and cardio are way better since using it.
Glad to see you guys trying it out and having a good time.
This looks so damn fun! Never been interested in VR before seeing the boxing game! how amazing would it be if they could some how implement motion pads on the legs to incorporate kicks and have a kickboxing or muay thai style game!
There already is tech for vr full body tracking. As far as I know, you can kick in Blade and Sorcery.
@@IanSumallo that sounds so much fun. Would love to push kick a plated armour knight down some stairs haha
@@murmur8360 Search up Tundra trackers or Vive pucks. You tie them around your waist or ankles to give you full body tracking.
@@murmur8360 you can choke slam them off a building in there right ow if you want
I have been gone through tech from 80th to present and VR is absolutely the best that can even beat pc as a perfect tool. I'm that person who like to bash a useless gimmick techs a lot and that reallh shows how vr is the real deal
That headset must have been nasty afterwards lol
It did need a pretty good cleaning 😂😂
The legit post fight interview was sweet as hell
“No excuses, I severed my left hamstring but no excuses”
Before I watch I already know Stephens gonna love it
The thrill of the fight has gotten so much better over the years. I got it when I got my vive over 6 years ago. During covid lockdown I've been playing it daily to at least get my heart rate up. If you play defensive and dodge and weave instead of relying on blocks it's a really good way to get a sweat on.
Vr is gonna be the new shadow boxing
For lone practice, I agree
@@AtlantaBoxing Hey, just wanted to know if you had any idea if shadow boxing would help with muscle growth? Some days I will work on footwork or just shadow boxing alone, sometimes my arms will be sore after shadow boxing for a while and I'm not too sure if thats building muscle or making me skinnier, im 15 btw
Wonderboy & that cardio! I was starting to see the sparklies just watching you, man.
You saw the flashbacks going through Sweet T's face of being in front of Stephen and sparring him as he was dodging his strikes when the rounded started again for Stephen. xD Great stuff as always Sensei Seth, you guys are a riot in enjoying martial arts and bringing content to us all!
I think thrill of the fight is a great vr shadow boxing tool once you have your basics down solid. Makes that whole visualizing thing easier.
This is actually a good gift, I mean this is something if I had my own family, I would be like everyone not cooking in the living room, time to work out who is first.
For sure!
Wonderboy's cardio is amazing. That kind of volume is insane.
Imagine what happens when developers allow it to learn from your most-common motions and counter them.
What about if it also measured force output also.
AI creates its own martial arts style and we reverse engineer it and bring it to the real world as comp-fu
@@GiveYaADoin it does
@@GiveYaADoin it does in a rudimentary way. Mass is a static value but it does measure velocity and time.
It does exactly that. Check it out
Love how wonderboy says thank you when Seth shows him how to punch. Subtlety
Oh man! Stephen almost knocked Sweet T out and Sweet T is perfect for talking smack to challenge the champ. Now, someone has to do the Dempsey Roll when boxing
Yeah it's a workout. I really got this to help get myself back into shape at 48 with 4 heart attacks under my belt. Of course I'm not playing on hard and only do 1 to 2 matches a day but I'm working myself up. So far it's got me feeling great.
keep it up man
Thats why VR are great, if you have stamina its almost impossible to loose. Thats also why i find boxing games like fight night or the upcomming Undisputed a bit weird you trow 4-5 punches and you are already out of breath.
i guess that sounds more like technic focused, really gotta think about how and where to punch and also being defensive. thrill of the fight gets just chaotic with all that spam punching, which isnt a problem for me but yeah.
his stamina is incredible and this game looks like a workout
Try it on outclassed with 3 minute rounds, 10 rounds, and 10 knockdowns for a TKO. Everyone taking Ls...
Your first video convinced me to get Thrill of the Fight. The workout is HARD. Also, I *WISHED* that I looked as good as Wonderboy when fighting. Instead I look like a 7 year old girl fighting with her sister (My wife has shown me the video).
I played this game and I box for fun it took me all rounds to beat the third guy. This shows you the speed and pace of Stephen Thompson professional UFC fighter.
And this is when Sensei Seth transitioned to a gaming channel.
0:24 my first VR reaction too lol
The worst part of thrill of the fight is that there's no walk up when the bell rings. You hear the bell and then the fighter is somewhere right on top of you. I like the fight game as well. It's just like thrill of the fight with more training modes (lots of bags) and only a few bucks
3:09 ; love how he was going for the ground and pound lmfao
Another thing that makes this tiring is the fact that you are punching the air the whole time. When you hit a bag or a person, your hands forward momentum is stopped by them and you can just retract your hand. But when you box the air like this you need to stop your own punch’s momentum and then bring it back.
Aww...this has been such a wholesome video. Thank you Seth
This would be a good ideal to play other real life players online and have a real championship belt and some winning money for the winners.
I use vr games to help keep my HEMA sword skills in check and my karate stuff in check too. But I go to the gym to get professional advice on my forms and ect.
Its crazy to think that wonderboy does this stuff in real life and against other people who are also trained assasins, takes a real man to step into a cage and fight. Ufc fighters are like real super heros.
Been telling people thrill of the fight on the oculus is the best cardio you could do in your house
I love watching people who don’t normally play video games play vr and love it so much
1:35 I love how even in a game seeing a knockdown gets people hype
I would love to see Sweet T fight for real
He get beaten like a red headed step child
@@johnmatonne7834 god damn did he used to bully you in school youre on a few comment threads trashing Sweet
@@robotix2106 He's obviously slow and untalented. You may not recognize it. Maybe you are just stuck in the "he's a You tube guy he MUST know what he's doing" mindset. But, that guy can't fight. I doubt he's ever been in a real fight.....and won.
@@johnmatonne7834 a real fight? He trains with his brother who was in title contention get over yourself he could probably handle himself decently. No one said hes gonna be champ of the world.
@@robotix2106 He used to fight, and he's fought every once in a while since. Not much footage though th-cam.com/video/CAVogjq9TqY/w-d-xo.html
If you want to try another "weapon oriented" game then Blade and Sorcery is the best one imo. Could be a fun video idea :)
Agreed. I couldn't get into Gorn, but really love Blade and Sorcery. I've got a background in Kali/Eskrima, so I really enjoyed going short sword and dagger.
I love your videos with wonderboy!!!
Thanks Fraser!
These dudes have never seen a VR combat simulation before. They're amazed by how far technology has evolved.
As a martial arts hobbyist, I also find it useful to tape myself playing this game, so I could critique my form.
I do vr boxing everyday. I go through the whole roster on endurance everyday and it really keeps me conditioning on top of my workout throughout the day and last one at the night
I just bought this game today and did the first opponent with 3 rounds and I'm sweating more than when I do 30 minutes on the treadmill
I love that Seth showed Stephen how to punch. 😂 😂
Finally someone teached Wonderboy how to punch.
Thank you seth!
This was awesome...! Miss watching Wonderboy in the ring. You d Boss!
I played this for like 6 hours the first day I got it and ended up with a great workout and a partially torn rotator cuff lmao
What game
6h!?!? I doubt it, dude. 1 straight hour and the arms wont even raise anymore hahahaha
@@Travis.Avila93thrill of the fight
Gotta try that AR mode now.
If I was ever in a boxing match and I got knocked out so many times and it was this dude I would have been like he fast
This is how martial arts will be trained in 50 years
As someone who hasn't trained in the gym for about a year, TOFT gave me a great workout and my arms, shoulders, and hips were sore as hell the next day. I did 12 rounds all together throughout the day.
8:00 I also hyperextend my elbow. how do I prevent this??
"on a scale of 1-10"
"i'd say 90%"
You need to put on the custom mode put the boss on 200% everything then let's see how good he does! That being said Wonder Boy is looking fast and sharp!
It’s definitely fun watching the UFC fighters do the VR
the game leaves you sore for 2 days depending how much you play it.
Think the first fight when Thompson had full energy, just shows how good he is and how he would literally kill any normal person in a fight.
didnt realize how hard i was gasping for air until after the fight ended, intense man
Does the man, the myth, the legend. Sensei Seth respond to early viewers? 👀
Maybe
Nope we don't care unless you have something worthwhile to
@@DENVEROUTDOORMAN whos we?
The amount of stamina you get with combat sports is insane.
You definitely get into the fighting in VR.
I put the headset on a traditional shotokan Karate blackbelt with the very same game :) after 10s he went totally berserk and shouted "take it off, take it off" :D It really showed him the difference in sparring with a boxer and the close/midrange distance fighting, compared with the bouncing one point long distance fighting :) I think Its a great workout, but he hated it :D I would probobly look just as weird if I had a one-point game, or one point sparring on his club :D
Wait. If you have a cage and a ring and you are playing VR boxing…..why are you not in the boxing ring? Also if they had a bag it would probably really add to the immersion to actually be hitting something solid.
let's rock baby! good job karateman! good game
They just announced the sequel, which will have online. Imagine coming home from a rough day at work and wanting to get a few rounds in online, and you get matched up with wonderboy or max holloway.
Games gonna have real life sweats.
It’s be cool if they had sensors for your feet so that you could kick, too. Except side kicks…they don’t work.
It was necessary to put a custom opponent with a stronger and faster blow, the tenacity of a champion and more aggression, this is really a test.
Got oculus 2 last Christmas. Played the boxing game and nearly had a heart after I was done.. crazy realistic!! Love it!!
dude fr! i use this game for my cardio, so dope
There’s going to be a wave of people that will get into boxing because of VR :D
Slovakia Kick boxing Team. Pozerám že si sa dostal do skvelej spoločnosti! Držím palce!
Ive been playing this game for 4 days a week the last 2 weeks and my cardio has significantly increased.
Reminds me of the WII version of Soul Calibur back when it came out. you swung the controller around like a sword. and got sweaty.
This is my occasional preworkout , its great; you feel proper warmed up when you do it.
0:35 ORA ORA ORA ORA
quest 3 arriving in few days, pumped to try my first VR since like 8 years now...
Him and GSP...fave fighters! Total entertainment and skilled with the kicks etc...;)
Yyooo that was fire! They need to do that again with full Heptic vest and gear so they can feel it for real!
I love how Sweet T almost got popped hahaha! WB is like…Go time! Lololo!
It always surprises me how much of a workout some VR games are. I play one shooting game where you move down a track shooting targets and dodging bullets (it’s called pistol whip), it’s a crazy arm workout because you’re constantly lowering your hand to your hip to reload and raising to aim as fast as possible, and it ends up being a crazy workout for the arms after 10 minutes of playing. I gotta try a boxing game though this looks fun
Er I play pistol whip and don't lower my arm just flick my wrist down to reload
7:50
He was gently stroking it🤣🤣
I was an amateur boxer, now I am 38 and was about to come back to the gym... but bought this one; now i am over that, cuz feels like a sparring session (without damage... i am too old).
I am the man at this game. Thought I would knock someone spark out in real life with my skills. Boy was I wrong! Got into a fight with a rolling 20's crip. long story short, he whooped my ass and his homies packed me out. I'm in heaven now......man I wish I never got a quest.
so you tried training in thrill of the fight and tried to use that knowledge in a real fight?
You guys should try fighting eachother in the steam VR game "Era of Combat: Boxing" it has online PVP. Is early access, though so thats something to keep in mind.
Oooooh
Damn man, he is not throwing committed punch intentionally but still working very hard
Seth, they make haptic feedback chest, head, and hand accessories for the Oculus.
Should let you feel the impact of punches.
Was that fight Wonderboy vs Bill Clinton for the belt?
Virtual boxing is a different beast its definitely a good workout
Crazy thing is, if you own this game you can actually just stand there downward slapping the top of the head in a circular motion, in the most casual way without breaking a sweat.
It kind of breaks the game but it's a thing.
That looks like so much fun to play in a octagon with the squad. Jealous guy here great video
Thrill of the fight is all I play on my oculus. Great confidence builder!
that was great, these were the fun fighting games but some games claim to train you to fight . could you do a video on those games to see how legit the training is . creed is one of those games it has a gym where you train
I've had a few guys try this in my gym too! Ive yet ti give it a shot though. Looks fun!