Thanks to the DeVry University Game Simulation Programming (GSP) department for participation in the GFM Case Study :: you slay
Thanks to Pwned for providing the web based Case Study :: Breaking Boundaries Beyond Gaming

GFM is working with DeVry University & has put a Case Study in place to see what improvement can happen in 90 days with the most simple GFM stretches (hands & arms only).

This area is for you GSP :: Let's hear what you think & how things are going for ALL of you. I am especially interested in designers who said they had pain or discomfort. Keep up the stretches & let's see where it takes us. LIVE>>>GAME


So, what do you think?


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I would like to do this more but considering the fact that I don't have internet at the moment it's pretty hard to do this on a daily basis, but once I do get internet it will be a lot easier

I'd like to see more of this intergrated in to my classes

I think you should put more contests to get pwned points on the website.

its pretty good

i believe my problem was the fact that i was inconstistent. i just forgot from time to time and i need to be reminded more often.

Its hard to remember to log in on days that i work. I normally come home, play a little bit of halo or watch a movie and fall asleep.

i would like to see this in my classes as well. it will help relieve stress and promote better posture. also, i see GFM in the future of all gaming. maybe it will change gaming from an underground network to full public appreciation.

There really isn't anything I can suggest, it's fine as stands. I just need to stop being lazy.

sounds cool, hard to do without internet, and have to walk 20+ minutes to the campus. prolly getting internet soon, so then I will be able to do it a lot easier and submit. i could see it working though.