As a professional astrologer and tarot reader, I looked forward to getting this book. There's a sprinkling of titles on how astrology connects to tarot but no one (to my knowledge) has attempted to teach tarot readers how to read their own chart by providing a great overview of astrology terms and concepts. Nor have they suggested that astrologers could learn tarot. In this way, Corrine Kenner is (yet again) ahead of the curve.

Tarot and Astrology: Enhance Your Readings with the Wisdom of the Zodiac

Although I learned the basics of astrology first, I took to tarot reading far faster and better. It wasn't until Tr. Uranus Opposition Na. Uranus happened, which activated my third and ninth houses, that I learned astrology deeply and became a professional astrologer.

Previous to becoming an astrologer, I used astrology briefly in my work and in connecting meaning to the tarot cards. I had known the signs and planets well enough to do so and I considered myself at the beginner's level in astrology.

This book will help you arrive at a level between beginner and intermediate astrological understanding. However, it does not teach you how to interpret a chart accurately or deeply. Though it will help you perform deeper tarot readings and give you a head-start in becoming an astrologer, who reads charts, if that's what you want to accomplish.

If you are new to tarot, remember not to take everything an author says as truth. A lot of what is said can be subjective, and the author's personal preference that they do not disclose as such. My rule of thumb is to read at least three to five books on a subject (preferably from different time periods) to get a fuller understanding and more accurate connection to a subject.

The book intersperses tarot card meanings and descriptions which include connecting the sign, planet, or combination of sign-planet ruling the card with astrological phenomena (titled Cosmic Connection) such as what eclipses and a void-of-course Moon are, and mostly new-to-me astrologically inspired tarot spreads. Although I have extensive astrological knowledge, I remained interested and enjoyed how succinctly and helpful things were explained that are normally difficult-to-understand for the lay-person.

The astrological nor tarot information are complete. For example, the seventh house is also about 'negative & positive projections' (a very important and necessary thing to learn) but it's not mentioned in the book. The 7th house (Libra as a mirror reflection) is what you see in others and the first is what others see in you, amongst other things. It also doesn't include asteroids, such as Juno (co-rules Libra alongside Venus). With the tarot, it doesn't go into the mechanics of tarot reading. This is only a problem if you expect that everything you'll need to do tarot or astrology readings will be found in this one book.

In Chapter Eleven, A<em> Simplified Guide to Chart Interpretation</em>, I wish Ms. Kenner would have called it <em>A Simplified Guide to Tarot-Astro Chart Interpretation</em>. The method described is a hybrid of tarot and astrology (as she noted in the introductory chapter). This is not purely astrology or purely tarot so be sure to understand this is a brand new method of working with tarot and astrology.

Most seasoned astrologers would likely not want to work this method as they have enough to work with already to keep them busy and deep into the symbology and language of astrology. And I imagine they would think of this method as an unnecessary diversion and distraction.

What I am interested in knowing is: Where did the author get her information from? While there were a few good books listed in the bibliography, it is lackluster and doesn't include classics that most astrologers would recommend. The information in the book is crisp but where did she learn it from? I would have liked to see some shout-out's to other authors and teachers as this author is now established as an excellent tarot writer. It's time to share sources. I'll list (Google: Enhance Your Readings with the Wisdom of the Zodiac review by Abella Arthur) some recommended serious yet accessible astrology books for those tarot readers who want to become genuine astrologers.

Overall I was impressed and delighted with this book and Ms. Kenner's creativity. Thank you!

**Connect you more deeply to tarot**

+This book will give you solid astrological information to help you connect more deeply with your tarot cards and therefore giving richer meaning to your tarot readings.

+ This book is a great overview of astrology and how it works.

+ Qabalistic reflections are offered as a bonus to the topic of mixing astrology with tarot.

+ The book cover is very lovely, the book itself nice to read. I can fold and curl over the pages and it doesn't harm the spine.

+ Mostly new (to me) and worthy astrological tarot spreads!

**It's unlikely you'll become a master astrologer through this book alone.**

- This book may give the impression that it will give you the tools to "interpret an astrological chart"; however, what it really does is give you knowledge of how astrology works and information on reading charts in a hybrid manner.

- It takes a lot of practice, skill, daily study, and critical thinking to synthesize a chart successfully. There's nothing in this book that teaches you how to connect all the elements nor does it give a thorough treatment in aspect or chart delineation.

- "...you'll master the connections between astrology and tarot -- not as two separate fields of study, but as a seamless, integrated whole." Please don't buy this statement. Astrology is a separate field of study. If you suggest this to Astrologers, they are not likely to take kindly to you thinking this way. I believe I understand what the author wanted to accomplish; however, tarot (visual art) is more Neptunian and Astrology (mental art) -- Uranian. And both have a connection to Saturn. These fields overlap, they connect, and you can learn from them and use them in your work BUT they are not the same and therefore can not be a "seamless, integrated whole". Astrology, the study of stars, also came first.

- The reverse is also true. If you are an astrologer reading this book, you'll grasp tarot better but you'll unlikely feel confident to read tarot and it's unlikely you'll want or need to "bring your charts to life" with tarot since astrology is already rich and vibrant in its own symbolism. You may, however, use the tarot imagery in your blog posts.

- The Sun & Moon are commonly known as planets but they are actually called luminaries.

- Because the glossary doesn't start from the beginning, some readers may go 'huh' when they read astrological jargon not already explained. In this case, simply turn to that section and read it first.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
List of Cards
Introductions
Overview

Part One: Tarot Planets and Signs
One: The Building Blocks of Tarot
Two: The Planets, Astrology's Guiding Lights
Three: Signs of the Times

Part Two: The Minor Arcana
Four: Elementary Astrology
Five: Tarot, Astrology, and Qabalah
Six: The Numbered Cards
Seven: The Planets in the Signs
Eight: The Court Cards

Party Three: Astrology In-Depth
Nine: The Houses of the Horoscope
Ten: How to Read a Horoscope Chart
Eleven: A Simplified Guide to Chart Interpretation

Conclusion
Glossary of Astrological Terms
Quick Reference Guide: Horoscope Keywords
Recommended Reading and Resources

I recommend purchasing and using this book as a solid reference guide. Not only because it will deepen your tarot readings (if you haven't already connected the astrological associations) but it will give you a general, behind-the-scenes look at astrology, natal horoscopes, and what it means. Just keep in mind that you'll likely only gain knowledge of how astrology is used and what the jargon means in a basic way. After-all, it is not an astrology book. As Ms. Kenner states, "Like a travel guide, this book has given you a preview of new worlds that await you" and "Be warned, however, that no guide can help you discover (sp. error) a direct route to the mastery of tarot and astrology".

This review done by Abella "Jucy" Arthur

I love these little kits. For a busy person like myself, I don't have a lot of time to get involved with something that takes awhile to learn.

With this kit' Open the box, put the CD on, look at the cards, close your eyes, and let the world drift away'

PACKAGING & CONTENTS OF THE MEDITATION BOX
A mini twenty minute meditation CD, four visualization cards, ceramic incense holder, and a guide book.

CD
Track 1 Love (5 minutes)
Track 2 Peace (5 minutes)
Track 3 Balance (5 minutes)
Track 4 Transformation (5 minutes)

The first track hits, vibrates, or activates your heart chakra. For those that inhibit themselves, the track pushes out 'feeling' with jutting guttural sounds. Then we move into summer sounds with insects and what sounds to be like a lawnmower. I find this quite relaxing.

Track two repeats / chants the word Shanti, which means 'peace' along with with Sanskrit word, Om. Then we hear the summer sounds again.

Track three chants a sound for a long period of time and which gets progressively louder. Sounds like Eeeeeeeeee and is a bit buzzy, like one of the insects. Again, I find these jutting gutturals very helpful when I'm not in a place to be able to sound these healing sounds out myself. It sort of 'forces' you to purge negative energy.

With track four, a very large sound emerges (the loudest sound yet) and I was forced to stop writing about the CD as my heart rate increased. Once I stopped writing and leaned into the sound, I felt purified. The sound gradually fades out and the Om chat is heard, and finishes with chanting and lightening.

Each track fades in and out. Wow' what an amazing energetic work-out.

The Visualization Cards
There are four square cards and include pictures on one side and a solid color on the other side. Love (dark red/pink/rose), Peace (Forrest green, waterfall), Balance (navy blue, clouds), Transformation (Grape purple, Lightning).

GUIDE BOOK
Themes for Total Relaxation

Size of book is about 2×3 inches, one inch thick, and contains 336 pages (about 55-65 8.5 x 11 pages) so it's great for on-the-go and a quicker read.

Table of Contents

Introduction
What is Meditation

Chapter One
How to Start Meditating
Topics include: Preparing, Timing, Posture, Breathing, Advice, Principles of Theme Meditation

Chapter Two
Theme Meditation
Topics include: The four themes, How to use the meditational tools, How to choose a theme, Theme summaries, Meditation and chakras, Love, Peace, Balance, and Transformation

Chapter Three
Single-point & Guided Meditation
Single-point meditation, Guided meditation, Empathic meditation, Mandalas and yantras, Group meditation, Mini-meditation, Acquiring insight

Chapter Four
Meditation Using Other Senses
Mantra meditation, Other acoustic techniques, Fragrance meditation, Touch meditation

Chapter Five
Meditation, Science, and Psychology
Meditation and science, Meditation and physiology, Meditation and psychology

Chapter Six
The Evolution of Meditation Techniques
Shamanism, Hinduism, Buddhism, Tibetan Buddhism, Taoism, Zen, Judeo-mysticism, Mystical Christianity, Sufism, Yoga, Transcendental meditation, Meditation in the Western world.

Further reading, Author's acknowledgments

INCENSE HOLDER
A white ceramics holder with three spots for stick incense (not included). It's in the shape of a curved zen meditation bench.

PLUS & MINUS

+ marvelous mini-meditation CD' forces you to relax as long as you're not too stubborn!

- I can't think of anything I don't like or that you won't like about this kit other than the sounds 'may' be irritating to people who are not yet ready to get out of their comfort zone or having trouble with one of themes. Hubby got irritating with the third track and I was initially agitated with the fourth until I recognized that I was trying to 'fight' it.
- Visual examples on how to sit while meditating.

Publisher is Connections Book Publishing which is a firm based out of London, England. They are the makers of other quality kits such as: The Cup Of Destiny, Decision Dice: Your Every Question Answered with Book(s) and Other, The Aromatherapy Box, The Psychic Box, Titania's Crystal Ball. I own all of these kits and they are a delight for a tactile and creative person like myself.

Review by Abella 'Jucy' Arthur
Co-creator, Teacher, Reader, and Author of Psychic Jucy's TarotSeek: Learn How to Read Tarot Cards for Yourself, Volume 1' and Coming soon: Psychic Jucy's TarotSeek: Learn How to Read Tarot Cards for Others, Volume 2, and Psychic Jucy's Tarot Card Meanings

I'll be back to post more)
This is a stub. For now, this kit is great. But more than anything, it's the CD with Monte Farber going through your chakras that got the most use. Back later. :)

I'm impressed.

PACKAGING & CONTENTS OF PSYCHIC BOX
Crystal ball, wooden stand, ESP cards, and two guide books.

Crystal Ball & stand
This kit comes with a tiny crystal ball (about an inch in diameter). I really like the ball as it has a good energy and feeling to it. And I actually prefer it to the larger ball size in Titania's Crystal Ball. Also, the Psychic Box crystal ball will fit nicely in smaller hands. It also comes with a small wooden stand (in the shape of a ring).

ESP Cards
The cards are square with rounded corners and include standard ESP symbols. They are on thin stock with purple backs.
I have used these types of cards many times with my husband and they do work if you have a psychic connection.
But I have also found that other people's energies can interfere with correctly guessing the shapes!
At any rate, it makes for some amusing moments and even though I'm a psychic, I still can't believe they work.

GUIDE BOOKS

You get two guides: 1.A fortune telling guide and 2. A booklet explaining how to use the ESP cards. The bigger book is about 2x3 inches and contains 325 pages (about 50-60 8.5 x 11 pages) and the cute ESP booklet is 6 pages.

The Psychic Book
Table of Contents

Introduction

1 Working with Earth Energies
Body language, Dowsing, Psychometry

2 Working with Water Energies
Telepathy, Vision quest, Making dreams work for you

3 Working with Air Energies
Tarot, Astrology, Synchronicity

4 Working with Fire Energies
Charms and talismans, The power of being positive, Auras

5 Spirit: The Fifth Element
Ghosts, Healing, Psychokinesis, Astral Travel, The Sacred Landscape, Communication

The booklet will give you useful information about the Zerner cards and how to use them.

PLUS & MINUS

+ Guide books are quick and easy to read.
+ Cover a number of different fortune telling tools.
+ I like how the different tools are groups in elements
+ It's a beautiful and inexpensive gift box for the metaphysical friend or family member.

- The information in the guide book about various 'reading techniques are sometimes basic, not complete, unexpected, or too expected (outdated).
- While cute, The Psychic Book is a bit challenging to read. I'll be getting my reading glasses out as I refer back to it! :P It's about 8 points if it were in Times New Roman so only so much can fit on one of the pages.
- I would consider tarot a water energy and telepathy air.

Publisher is Connections Book Publishing which is a firm based out of London, England. They are the makers of other quality kits such as: The Cup Of Destiny, Decision Dice: Your Every Question Answered with Book(s) and Other, Titania's Crystal Ball. I own all of these kits and they are a delight for a tactile and creative person like myself.

Co-creator, Teacher, Reader, and Author of Psychic Jucy's TarotSeek: Learn How to Read Tarot Cards for Yourself, Volume 1... and Coming soon: Psychic Jucy's TarotSeek: Learn How to Read Tarot Cards for Others, Volume 2, and Psychic Jucy's Tarot Card Meanings.

Review by Abella "Jucy" Arthur

FIRST IMPRESSIONS
As soon as I saw the box, I felt blessed.
I thought to myself, "Wow, How can I get such a set of tarot cards for so little?" When I opened up the box, I found the tarot cards surprisingly larger than expected.

SIZE, QUALITY, READING, & ARTISTIC MERIT OF THE CRYSTAL TAROT DECK
I was expecting a pocket sized deck but I'm glad for the larger size. These cards are approximately 5.25 x 3.25 inches.
The card stock is very glossy which makes it easy to shuffle but may also slip out of your hands easily too. The card stock is also on the flimsy side but this is not a deterrent for me personally. Card stock and thickness are personal preferences. If I were to read with this deck daily and frequently, I would want a thicker card stock; however, for my interest in this deck: Art and the occasional read, it's fine.

Allegorical pictures are only on the 22 major cards. The minors contain pips and decorative elements that makes sense for the suit.
The layout of the symbols, in large part, do not give any meaning though the Cups are arranged in a way that can give some clue
about the card's meaning. For this reason I would not recommend this to novice tarot readers unless they intend upon studying the
Tarot de Marseilles (TdM) or just using the major arcana.

The back of the cards are purple with an inner circle, flower design, and 10 crystals around the flower wheel. Reading reversed, by mixing up your cards, will not work easily with this deck since you may know if the card is reversed before picking it. I guess you could always close your eyes before picking, if you like reading reversed with upside down cards. I personally read reversed with upright cards.

The artwork has a child story-book vibe to it and that helps tell a true tarot story if only using the 22 major cards. I personally like the artwork; however, I strongly believe tarot art is subjective. We all have different aesthetic tastes. There is a lot of green, yellow, and healing colors in this deck, bright yet soft at the same time. The people in the major arcana appear youthful with the Hermit being the oldest looking character. Each card contains a crystal. The deck is border-less so there's a full-bleed. I personally like this as I can sink deeper into the cards.

I did a few reading blind tests (where I knew what the answer to the question was) with my TarotSeek reading method and oddly it worked. However, I got a yes for 5 of Cups because the card is so bright and happy and connected to calcite and yet the traditional Rider-Waite Smith (RWS) version would have been a no. So if you are going with your own, standard interpretations, or methods for the cards, these cards may not be for you. But if you want a happy deck that will help ease your pain, illness, or negativity -- this deck may be for you. And frankly, that's why I bought it -- it's happy and I want more 'happy' in my life!!

I can see how the Crystal Tarot can be a great deck for transforming a bad situation into one that is good and for meditation (it also gives a simple crystal meditation exercise that you can do) so if you have the budget to buy and you like what you read in this review, go for it.

THE COMPANION TAROT BOOK

To the right of the deck, in the kit, is a slim full color glossy booklet with 64 pages. Pages 13 to 64 give the
Planet/Sign, Crystal, and Chakra associations for the majors while skipping the planet/sign association for the minors.
It then moves into the interpretation of the card. There are no keywords, descriptions, or reversal interpretations; however, crystal
meanings are given for each card.

The booklet is a basic overview of tarot, how to use tarot, and this deck. It seems to indicate that inspiration is drawn from not only the RWS but also the Thoth and TdM decks even though only the RWS is mentioned. For example, the author writes "There are no 'reversed' meanings in the Crystal Tarot. The meaning of the card is often dependent on the cards next to or around it, which can shed further light on the reading. As you look at the card spread and notice the relationships of adjacent cards, you will realize the implications of each card." This seems to draw on the Thoth tradition and can confuse RWS tarot readers who have certain expectations on how that type of deck operates.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction 4
Laying of the Cards 8
Care for the Day 9
Past, Present, Future: Three-card Spread 9
Compass Point Spread 11
Hexagon Crystal Spread 11
Gaining Deeper Insight into the Cards 12

The Major Arcana 13
(Note: The Hierophant is titled The High Priest)

The Minor Arcana 36
The Suit of Cups 37
The Suit of Pentacles 44
The Suit of Swords 51
The Suit of Wands 58

After reading through the booklet, I realized that this guide teaches you how to do incredible 'crystal readings' without the tarot cards and I had not known how to do that before!

I'm giving this kit a four because it works for me and I think I 'get' what the creators are trying to achieve; however, for many it's probably more of a three because the publishers didn't get across very well who this deck is for and what it can do and it can do a lot but just not what the typical tarot reader would expect or is seeking!

To also note, Cico Books (the publisher of this set) appear to focus on lighter reading material with superb visuals, gift sets, full color glossy, and coffee table books so that's probably why this set wouldn't appeal to most serious tarot readers unless they can see another application for the kit, like myself.

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Co-creator, Teacher, Reader, and Author of Psychic Jucy's TarotSeek: Learn How to Read Tarot Cards for Yourself, Volume 1
Coming soon... Psychic Jucy's TarotSeek: Learn How to Read Tarot Cards for Others, Volume 2, and Psychic Jucy's Tarot Card Meanings.

The first astrology book I purchased was too difficult. Then I bought Lyn Birkbeck's DIY astrology book Do It Yourself Astrology back in the 1990's. With this book, I was able to tell friends, family, and co-workers all about their personality.

When I was ready to get more into astrology, I went to see if Mr. Birkbeck wrote anything else and sure enough, he did. So I purchased this book, The Instant Astrologer, and it did not disappoint. The delineations and tips are fabulous.

This book is all you need to delineate a natal chart; however, as an astrologyphile (like myself) you'll probably want to read more astrology books because every author has something more to add and something more for you to get excited about! :)

To note: My CD did not work but I worked that out with Amazon.
I'll be back later to write more about this book.

Abella "Jucy" Arthur
Co-creator, Teacher, Reader, and Author of Psychic Jucy's TarotSeek: Learn How to Read Tarot Cards for Yourself, Volume 1
Coming soon... Psychic Jucy's TarotSeek: Learn How to Read Tarot Cards for Others, Volume 2, and Psychic Jucy's Tarot Card Meanings.

Included in this game is Strength Band and Leg Strap which holds Nunchuck. Great traditional strength exercises.
Repetitive "Training" type exercises in the following sports: Basketball, Tennis,
Boxing component.

You can get a good workout and have the ability to customize which exercises you want to do or to skip exercises completely. The feedback is encouraging and you may want to scream at the TV Trainer for how hard you are being worked!! I just don't see how anyone can say you need to go to a gym or workout outdoors to get fit. What exactly IS wrong with Exergaming? I just don't see any. If I sweat profusely, tire my muscles, and huff and puff -- how could I "not" lose weight? These games are just like working out anywhere else -- you get what you put into it. If you move slowly, you won't get much sweat going. If you put some power in your punch, you are going to burn more calories. It's that simple. But don't forget about diet and lifestyle if wanting to lose weight -- these are two very important areas not to neglect.

You can also get your own Theraband and get custom sized ones. My husband is very tall and needed a firmer band as well. You can get the bands very inexpensively so why not get a custom one? You can also get another set of handles and use the one you get in the box and another one to have two different strengths. I got our customized Therabands at Starkman's Medical Supply in Toronto.

Also consider getting AE Active More Workouts as it has a Warm up / Cool Down Station, Ab workouts, and traditional "step" exercises as well as other running and sports training type exercises but does not import many other sports and strength exercises. It will important your progress and other data though. Have fun and keep/get fit!

The graphics, in my opinion, are better than the pictures shown here. The instrumental music is appropriate for boxing and peppy!

Also this is really a Boxing program with some side exercises. You can train and learn correct and real Boxing movements and the workouts are really useful AND fun. Out of all the games I own (Wii Fitness, EA Active, My Fitness Coach / Your Shape (same exercises), this is the one that makes me sweat hard in the least amount of time!!

You can customize your character and it will get small or big depending on your weight and height. It's simple and fun to use. My husband said this game is like a typical game in that you can earn "gold" to buy in-game stuff -- like fancy workout clothing for your character, in this case.

I think it would be nice to have "real boxing" shoes (to move back and forth better)and I'm getting some real boxing gloves from eBay to add to the fun fitness experience, because this is a genuine Boxing game (even though it's packaged in a cartoon way).

Also because you can use TWO Wii Remotes (you can also use one Wii Remote and Nunchuck) there is NO wire between which makes it much more enjoyable as the wire does not get caught where you don't want it to. :)

Anyway, I'm digging this game and it's a great addition to the Wii Fitness Plus and EA Active games I have. Cheers!!

Do you like Rhianna's Umbrella song? Because this game opens with it.

This game's exercises are the same as My Fitness Coach except it doesn't have the same "work out background" environment that that game does and it's missing some features as well. In fact there is only one background. The whole look of the game seems like it targets teen women; however, my husband has used it and the exercises will make you break a sweat because they are really hard; however, just like My Fitness Coach, it's too "knee" intensive so if you have bad knees you can't take those exercises out like you can with EA Active games...

The camera is small -- about an inch and a half. For some reason I thought it was going to be a lot bigger. If you have the My Fitness Coach game, you will notice the exercises in this game are "not" as fast which is a Very Good Thing; however, the Yoga exercises are still way too fast (a 2-5 second hold!!) as are the other ones when just starting out with the program. The good things are this game are "the camera" because it's great to remind yourself about just how fat you are (grin) and if and how you are doing the exercises correctly. This is missing in My Fitness Coach. Also, it gives you time to get your equipment out whereas My Fitness Coach does not (at all), not even a second!

I own a lot of Wii Fitness games and I suggest in order of awesomeness:

1. Wii Fit Plus (it's all the old exercises plus new ones). You can get a real hard workout if you work your body. The hardest game for me is actually a Balance game -- Obstacle Course -- because I do very quick small steps as I run and jump through the course and it burns calories like crazy!!

2. The EA Active suite of games (currently Personal Trainer & More Workouts). I like More Workouts because it has a warm up, cool down, step classes, and ab workouts; however, unlike Witt Fitness it does not combine the Personal Trainer with the More Workouts though most of the "strength" exercises will be found on the More Workouts.

3. Gold's Cardio Workout. This should really be called Cardio BOXING!! It teaches you real moves and it's an amazing challenging workout!

Since I'm an obsessive Wii Fitness person, I'm happy to add it to my library and use it once a week and when the exercises don't work for my bad knees, just move around to keep my heart pumping!!

Would I recommend you get this? YES!! This game "adds" to your fitness routines and EA Personal Trainer. And I really mean it "adds". Unlike Wii Fitness Plus, it does not import the majority of exercises from Personal Trainer other than the strength excercises. This is annoying because the new game has added wonderful and necessary new features such as warm up and cool down and ab exercises that are important for any complete workout. Because the new game does not allow an import of the other games into the game, workouts remain limited. It would be great if ALL the available EA Active Workouts could be in "one game" rather than just coming out with more and more that you have to buy but can not combine!! :( I particularly enjoy the Step Aerobics -- very real, definitely works you out, and it's the best Wii Step Aerobics I have come across to date. The Water skiing is more for fitness than the feeling that you are really skiing. You are likely to curse at your TV trainer for how hard some of the workouts are! However, I'm not sure how much bulky muscle one can build -- lean muscle building is very likely.

REQUIRED EQUIPMENT
You will NEED to get an accessory kit (which is included in the EA Sports Active Personal Trainer) version because it is not included in this game. The genuine or knock off product can be bought (if available) from stores such as Amazon, eBay, or Walmart. There is also a exercise short that [...] on eBay is selling for this game which has a sewn in pocket for the nunchuck and is incredibly soft and works very well so the workout is so much more enjoyable plus you don't have to jam the nunchuck into the pouch like you do with the leg strap supplied with the EA Personal Trainer game. Instead of the accessory kit, this game has partnered with Oprah's Best Life Bob Green and you will find a small nutrition and recipe booklet.