The Extreme Workout Is The P90X Workout
At the end of the first three weeks you switch up the schedule a little. You stay with the Yoga, Kenpo, and a exercise called Plyometrics. To sum up what Plyometrics is you would need to picture yourself jumping and doing lunges for about an hour. Sounds fun huh! Yoga is the sleeper exercise. Most people don’t understand it because you are not lifting weights and not moving anywhere. For a little over an hour you are using the weight of your body to stretch your body to the max. Flexibility is important for all ages. P90X incorporates legs and back routines into this also. The legs and back workout is a real test of your strength. You will be doing lunges and pullups for basically the whole time.
If you have made it past the first sixty days then the last thirty days is where you get to work on what you have built. P90X uses all of the workouts and now you switch them every week. Your body does not know what is going on at this point. You will feel as if it was the first time you did P90X. Every day is something new. You would have seen all of the DVD’s by now. Tony Horton’s jokes are starting to become funny now because you know exactly when and what he is going to say.
P90X transforms the home fitness workout industry. No more going to the gym and wasting two hours of your day waiting for equipment and classes. Personal trainers are a nice thing to have if you can afford it, but with P90X you get one. Tony Horton is 45 years old and is in amazing shape. That should be enough motivation to say that anybody can do this if they stick with it. P90X is not some crazy routine that you need a bunch of different equipment. All that you really need is a pull up bar and dumbbells. If you think you are extreme enough to do this then I suggest you buy this program and do as Tony Horton says and “Bring It.”
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If you are feeling extreme than pick up a copy of P90X and a chin up bar. If there are any other questions you have about the workout routine you can check out P90XTraining.com.
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