What do you guys think of P90x informercials?

P90x, is that more for cardio and burning the fat away.
Is it good for building muscle.

What's your whole opinion about it?
 
You don't need any fancy machines.

Free weights + Running, walking, jump rope, hill sprints etc......
 
Looks like a waste of money to me. infomercials are basically commercials that pretend not to be.

From the website: "The secret behind the P90X system is an advanced training technique called "Muscle Confusion," which accelerates the results process by constantly introducing new moves and routines so your body never plateaus, and you never get bored!"

Oh, you mean mix my training up?! Well worth the money.....NOT!

If you ahve the time and patience to look around, you will find all the information you need right here on this forum - and its FREE!!
 
The two reasons I actually get excited now when I see a p90x infommercial on tv is because I know it works and I know half the people in the infommercials and I can personal testify that those success stories are real because I have witnessed them.

The infommercial is formatted just like any other informmercial so its really difficult to tell which ones are genuine and which ones are just a scam. p90x certainly isnt a scam. It isnt for everyone, but its for me.
 
agreed. this may be my forum, so slightly biased, but i have never prescribed to any of that kind of garbage.

i believe in protein supplements and that's about it. the rest can be accomplished on your own .. if you can't do it on your own, then you will become dependent on products ... real waste of money.
 
P90x, is that more for cardio and burning the fat away.
Is it good for building muscle.

What's your whole opinion about it?

If you are going to decide to watch an infomercial or a company selling a product: "Always View Though Educated Eyes".

This can prevent poor purchases and improve the odds on making a good purchase.



Best regards,


Chillen
 
"i am speaking for myself ... it's a forum, not a dictatorship."

Which is why I spoke for myself, too =) You're comment needed balance.
 
As a trainer, I have nothing bad to say about this. I have heard great things and have even tried some of the workouts myself. I will admit he has some good ones! It is good for anyone that needs to have a structured workout designed for them and is really willing to stick with it since no one is checking up on you.
 
Watching the videos does get you motivated for a while. Eventually you get get sick of the host and just download the P90X workouts in .pdf format on the internet.

Buying Reebok pushup bars is a good investment. I used them a lot while travelling as they were portable.
 
are there other books or dvd that will show you the different and diverse exercises they show? thats the thing i like...new and different exercises
 
just buy the new encyclopedia of modern bodybuilding, I grabbed it the other day, and its well worth the price. Only around 33$ with taxes. It might now show the exacts of p90x, but it has everything you need to build lean massive amounts of muscle.

Why wouldnt you believe arnold hehe?
 
I check up on my people. Some of them I have write me weekly or daily progress reports on how they are doing. I do what I can to motivate them, but after the first step or two into the program they typically turn into fitness monsters and there is really no holding them back at that point. Its beautiful.
 
just buy the new encyclopedia of modern bodybuilding, I grabbed it the other day, and its well worth the price. Only around 33$ with taxes. It might now show the exacts of p90x, but it has everything you need to build lean massive amounts of muscle.

Why wouldnt you believe arnold hehe?

I saw a copy of that book at a barnes and noble. I didnt buy it but I stayed and read into it for a couple of hours as I relaxed on one of their sofas. It was a good read! Many of the same concepts the book talks about is in p90x. Its just good ole fashioned weight lifting 101.
 
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