Better Looking Body in 90 Days?
If you are interested in a workout that makes your muscles look more defined and better-looking, there’s a program I’m currently checking out that you might be interested in.
The P90X is a high intensity 90 day program by celebrity trainer that you can do at home. It claims that it could sculpt your muscles and “get you ripped” in that amount of time. It includes 12 DVDs, a 3 phase nutrition program, a detailed fitness guide and online peer support.
Aside from the P90X program, there’s also the 10 minute trainer programs which look promising for busy people who have to squeeze their exercise into their packed schedule. This I’m particularly interested in, since I simply have a difficult time setting a huge chunk of time for exercise, so small 10 minute chunks seem more manageable.
The Power 90 Master Series claims to give you even more dramatic results. Celebrity trainor Tony Horton will guide you through this series. This is supposed to focus on specific muscle groups so that no trouble area is neglected.
I haven’t tried any of the above programs so I cannot say how it actually works, but I guess it’s worth a try. After all, a gym membership would cost so much more and would require more of your time.
The Beachbody products you are talking about are result getting programs that are worth the money and investment you make in yourself. Tony Horton and the trainers that Beachbody use are Top of the Line, and you get results!
I am a P90X graduate, Insanity graduate, use 10-minute trainer when I want a little extra quick workout, and currently using Rev ABS!
I included a link to my before and after photos from Insanity alone to show what you can accomplish just by pushing play everyday. http://www.fitnessdestinations.com/insanity-before-and-after-pictures-and-fit-test-results
I also got these results with two challenging health issues. I have exercise induced asthma, and Crohn’s disease, so if I got these results imagine what someone else can do that does not have these limitations.
March 16th, 2010 at 6:49 amIf you are thinking about P90X, here is a great article on the REQUIRED and OPTIONAL equipment needed to get started. http://www.extremely-fit.com/fitness-tips/2009/01/p90x-equipment/
April 28th, 2010 at 2:50 pmi have been suffering from Asthma ever since i was little kid. i can only manage it by taking medicines and some food supplements. “
April 29th, 2010 at 5:33 am