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    P90x/Insanity Hybrid

    Anyone hear anything on this for leaning up?

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    search the forum for the thread called something along the lines of 'p90x'

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    ive tries it, very taxing, but once you get used to it, quiet the workout

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marat View Post
    search the forum for the thread called something along the lines of 'p90x'
    please do...
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    Insanity surpasses P90 IMO. Certainly 100 times more exciting.

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    i saw the commercials....looks scarey

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    I train at Gold's Gym and I have an MMA/Boxing background.

    I train very P90X/Insanity'ish

    Here's an Example:

    This is an example of a lower body day. It is in rounds, each round is 5 minutes long, straight through with no rest time in between exercises. Each interval is 30 seconds long. And then they get 2 minutes rest, then another round and so on....

    Looks kinda like this:

    Round 1:

    30 Seconds Medicine Ball raise and squat
    30 Seconds hold medicine ball above te head and squat
    30 seconds jump squats
    30 seconds bootstrappers
    30 seconds box jumps
    30 seconds Jump Lunges
    30 seconds side to side lateral jumps over a line
    30 seconds bootstrappers
    30 seconds one-legged squats hoding onto hurdles to keep balance (Right leg)
    30 seconds one-legged squats hoding onto hurdles to keep balance (Left leg)

    and that's 1 round. All in all 5 minutes. It sunds pretty easy but it's ROUGH!

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    Quote Originally Posted by hotrodthelovegod View Post
    i saw the commercials....looks scarey
    laughing out loud.

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    Quote Originally Posted by OttoRocket11 View Post
    I train at Gold's Gym and I have an MMA/Boxing background.

    I train very P90X/Insanity'ish

    Here's an Example:

    This is an example of a lower body day. It is in rounds, each round is 5 minutes long, straight through with no rest time in between exercises. Each interval is 30 seconds long. And then they get 2 minutes rest, then another round and so on....

    Looks kinda like this:

    Round 1:

    30 Seconds Medicine Ball raise and squat
    30 Seconds hold medicine ball above te head and squat
    30 seconds jump squats
    30 seconds bootstrappers
    30 seconds box jumps
    30 seconds Jump Lunges
    30 seconds side to side lateral jumps over a line
    30 seconds bootstrappers
    30 seconds one-legged squats hoding onto hurdles to keep balance (Right leg)
    30 seconds one-legged squats hoding onto hurdles to keep balance (Left leg)

    and that's 1 round. All in all 5 minutes. It sunds pretty easy but it's ROUGH!
    ??? Nothing about that sounds easy at all! sounds like it would kick my ass! lol

    I have a bunch of friends that do insanity. Seems like a good deal, but only if you have the mental drive to stick to it and not give up.

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    P90x is no joke ,,my girl has been doin it for two years she hard as rock as friggin muscle, fish only diet shes lookin like about 8%bf ..

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    I've been doing P90X / Insanity for almost 5 months and the addition of Insanity to the routine was a great help to dropping the weight. The cardio workouts are more intense in Insanity, but definitely doable. And since they are of shorter length, I will at times even double up on them.

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