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Post by Deleted on Mar 7, 2017 18:53:27 GMT
Anyone else here do these?
I've done the original P90X and some of the updates.
This year, I'm doing T25, and may do P90X3 or Insanity Max 30 after.
I like the workout plans as they're sustainable and it helps me from aging too quickly. lol
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Post by Carlos_Tigro on Mar 8, 2017 17:47:42 GMT
Anyone else here do these? I've done the original P90X and some of the updates. This year, I'm doing T25, and may do P90X3 or Insanity Max 30 after. I like the workout plans as they're sustainable and it helps me from aging too quickly. lol I've never heard of any of them. However i am looking for some new stuff since my routine has gotten stale. |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 8, 2017 17:59:17 GMT
I've never heard of any of them. However i am looking for some new stuff since my routine has gotten stale. I recommend looking into them. They've done wonders for me. The original P90X is a little hard to maintain, because it demands a lot of time. But the newer programs are more manageable.... |
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Post by novastar6 on Mar 12, 2017 4:57:38 GMT
My mom and I do Hip Hop Abs, that's about it.
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Post by Jillian on Mar 12, 2017 14:33:12 GMT
I am thinking of ordering the simply fit board and I am wondering if anyone else has any experience of using it? It originally got its kickstart through Shark tank.
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Post by kuatorises on Mar 13, 2017 17:42:27 GMT
I used to do P90X all the time, though I admit to never actually doing it 6 days a week, but my body has broken down the last couple years. I still work out, but not like I used to. I am thinking about checking out Core De Force. I think it looks fun.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 14, 2017 2:50:34 GMT
I used to do P90X all the time, though I admit to never actually doing it 6 days a week, but my body has broken down the last couple years. I still work out, but not like I used to. I am thinking about checking out Core De Force. I think it looks fun. The original P90X was good, but it was hard to sustain. It was pretty much 2 hours of your day every day. I was never able to keep it up after I did the full first 90 days. The newer Beachbody workouts they have might not get results as fast, but they're definitely more sustainable over long periods of time. 30-40 minutes a day is something I can do long-term. If you try Core De Force, let me know what you think of it.... |
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Post by novastar6 on Mar 14, 2017 13:29:26 GMT
I am thinking of ordering the simply fit board and I am wondering if anyone else has any experience of using it? It originally got its kickstart through Shark tank. I thought about that too. But I read some reviews and they're very mixed, there are several people who say 'I'm less than half the 400 pound limit and the board cracked when I was using it'. If they could figure out what's going wrong and modify it, then I might try it, but I'm not willing to spend $40 on something that would then very likely crack with me using it since I'm over the halfway point to the 400 pound weight limit. |
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Post by kuatorises on Mar 15, 2017 13:14:46 GMT
I used to do P90X all the time, though I admit to never actually doing it 6 days a week, but my body has broken down the last couple years. I still work out, but not like I used to. I am thinking about checking out Core De Force. I think it looks fun. The original P90X was good, but it was hard to sustain. It was pretty much 2 hours of your day every day. I was never able to keep it up after I did the full first 90 days. The newer Beachbody workouts they have might not get results as fast, but they're definitely more sustainable over long periods of time. 30-40 minutes a day is something I can do long-term. If you try Core De Force, let me know what you think of it.... Yeah, six days a week at somewhere between an hour and to is a little much. It still worked just fine if you did it at your own pace (I was a four day a week man). Will do. I'm definitely interested in it. |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 15, 2017 13:23:03 GMT
Yeah, six days a week at somewhere between an hour and to is a little much. It still worked just fine if you did it at your own pace (I was a four day a week man). My problem is: if I don't stick to the laid out schedule, I tend to slack when I try to do my own pace. Lol. |
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Post by kuatorises on Mar 15, 2017 14:33:28 GMT
Yeah, six days a week at somewhere between an hour and to is a little much. It still worked just fine if you did it at your own pace (I was a four day a week man). My problem is: if I don't stick to the laid out schedule, I tend to slack when I try to do my own pace. Lol. I was a pretty dedicated weight lifter for years, so I didn't have trouble sticking to my own schedule. But even as someone who worked out regularly, I just couldn't handle six days a week. Maybe if I was independently wealthy and didn't have to work (and had more free time), but no way I'm doing that with a job. |
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Post by Jillian on Mar 18, 2017 7:56:25 GMT
I am thinking of ordering the simply fit board and I am wondering if anyone else has any experience of using it? It originally got its kickstart through Shark tank. I thought about that too. But I read some reviews and they're very mixed, there are several people who say 'I'm less than half the 400 pound limit and the board cracked when I was using it'. If they could figure out what's going wrong and modify it, then I might try it, but I'm not willing to spend $40 on something that would then very likely crack with me using it since I'm over the halfway point to the 400 pound weight limit. I have read many mixed reviews, too, and I am not quite sure whom to believe. Although when I watched them (the founders) advertise the board on QVC, it looked pretty awesome. If it breaks in two, it must be possible to get a refund, right? |
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Post by novastar6 on Mar 18, 2017 17:23:53 GMT
I thought about that too. But I read some reviews and they're very mixed, there are several people who say 'I'm less than half the 400 pound limit and the board cracked when I was using it'. If they could figure out what's going wrong and modify it, then I might try it, but I'm not willing to spend $40 on something that would then very likely crack with me using it since I'm over the halfway point to the 400 pound weight limit. I have read many mixed reviews, too, and I am not quite sure whom to believe. Although when I watched them (the founders) advertise the board on QVC, it looked pretty awesome. If it breaks in two, it must be possible to get a refund, right? I would hope so, but I could imagine it'd be a hassle. |
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