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P90x, who is doing it?
My mom apparently bought it w/o my prior knowledge so i decided what the hell its alot better than gaining weight. So here were my specs before I started:
5'6" 246lbs I started it last sunday and I'm still going, its a bitch doing 1hrs of continuous workout with 30sec brakes in between sets, but it feels great after. All the endorphins rushing in and feeling relaxed. On top of the workout, I did a diet of change, more veggies with my meats, and replaced half gallons of ice cream and kind size candy bars with yogurt, fruits and granola bars. So far I have lost 6lbs since last sunday, it doesn't look like it, but I guess I have to keep on going. Rome was not built in a day, and neither will my body (I kinda wish it did) |
p90x is effective even if you start out in shape. I did it for about a month with noticeable results, but stopped d/t a busy work schedule. I'm going to try and start it back up. None of that bigger results from less work BS. It's bigger results from lots of hard work!
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I have it, by accident I ordered the P90X Plus which is the tougher add on DVD's But still give you a complete workout schedual for the weeks. But I did order the original P90X and it will be here tomorrow. By the Way this is the start of my second week ha its a killer
5-10.5 190lbs 26yrs DAN |
I was going to do P90X but after my last deployment I found the joys of free weight lifting, now I lift 3 days a week with a 5x5 working on deadlifts, squats, rows, bench, military press with some random little enchancers in between. Been working great so far :)
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I do free weight training and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. from what i hear of p90x it sounds pretty legit. definitely a good balance of strength training and cardio, which is good for weight loss for men. you don't want to lose 150 pounds and then be all scrawny.
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Don't worry it's alot of cardio, but it's cardio that is enhanced by anaerobic activity. For example, chest and back workout basically is 150-200 push-ups coupled with 100-125 or so pull-ups (depending on how many you can do per set). You should be out of breath by the anaerobic moves.
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Wait til you get to stage 2...new and harder stuff. It's good though. Ab Ripper X..."I hate it, but I love it" pretty much sums it up. I went through the first 2 stages and then week 1 of stage 3 (chest and shoulders) felt much easier. But I got sick and we went on holidays...almost 4 weeks of missing the routine now. I lost 10 lbs (not a lot because I wasn't following the diet, only eating sensibly and cutting out sugars and carbs), noticed a difference in my mid-section, have more toned arms and shoulders and stronger core...not bad for 67 days. It's a huge time commitment everyday though, at around 80-90 minutes per workout. I'm going to start up again in May, from day 1, when I have a bit more time.
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I've pretty much finished P90X Lean myself after starting in February, wanting to get into better shape as far as cardio for Basic Training (which I leave for this Tuesday).
I have to say it's worked great for me. I can sprint longer distances in my runs before tiring out. As well as now doing 25 more pushups before my arms feel sore compared to before I started. |
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P90X is a very good program, I started in pretty good shape (I race road bikes/motorcycles) already however, I can tell that over the off-season my cardio/strength has improved.
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i use the routine but i don't do it daily, maybe every other
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I finished P90x and lost 18lbs/ I am sure if I keep up with it I will loose more But Im happy with my weight now
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Diet and exercise will definitley work.
Good luck, and stick at it! |
OP hows your progress coming along?
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I did the full 90 days and lost 20+ lbs. Kept up with diet and excercise.
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I just started on this last night. Now my chest hurts and I can't even raise my arms without wincing...Ab Ripper X is just brutal..."I hate it, but I love it" even though I can't do all of the reps...yet.
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I used p90x to shed the lbs and now stopped the program but still work out.
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Im 21, 5'11, and 195 pounds I would be upset if I lost 20 pounds lol. I ate 10,000 calories a day combined with 2-3 hours a day in the gym to go from 170 to 196. I started doing the abdominal work out then just decided I didn't care about having my stomach cut up. I have a few friends that have done it and actually work for p90x, the CEO even did it.
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I hate exercising with a passion. I was 5-8, 235 lbs at 25 years old. I'm 27 and I lost 75 lbs (I'm at ~65 now, after "settling" in at 170 lbs) from Weight Watchers alone, no exercise.
I've had a couple friends do the P90x with about 50/50 results. The 50% that failed did so because they didn't stick with it and eat right. |
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