The popular VR fitness app for Oculus Quest adds boxing to make sure a wider array of muscles in my body hurt the morning after. Joan E. Solsman was CNET's senior media reporter, covering the ...

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If virtual reality social gatherings aren’t your cup of tea, we don’t blame you. But it’s hard to deny that putting on an immersive headset and punching stuff sounds kind of fun. Since its founding in ...

After spending a full hour throwing jabs and hooks on top of a volcano in Iceland, I took off my Oculus headset and indulged in an extra-long savasana on my living room floor. I was covered in sweat.

Gyms have been closed for a long time. Workout classes canceled, snacks consumed. General physical movement constrained. I’ve, unsurprisingly, put on some weight since March, struggling to find the ...

FitXR, formerly BoxVR, has been developing a virtual reality experience for at-home workouts for the last three years. The pandemic has helped make the case that people don’t need to visit a gym, but ...

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With the coronavirus crisis leading to the closure of gyms in countries across the world, many have been forced to exercise at home. Online videos are a useful tool for those training in-doors, but ...

The melding of fitness and video games has never been more natural than in the expanding realm of virtual reality. Liteboxer is one of the newest VR games to put the gym and personal trainers right in ...

I started with CNET reviewing laptops in 2009. Now I explore wearable tech, VR/AR, tablets, gaming and future/emerging trends in our changing world. Other obsessions include magic, immersive theater, ...