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How come theres no cardio?
Ha ha ha ha.... ya... I really laughed when I read that. Ok dude here is the deal for the first week of phase one
Day 1 Chest and Back
If you can keep the pace these guys move at your gunna breath heavy, specialy if your not used to this kind of fast paced curcuit training.
Day 2 Plyometrics
Okay man, this work out beats the hell out of Cardio X. This is its mean older brother. Your gunna get more than your fair share of cardio from this bad boy, ask anyone on this forum. And those hops you've been asking for? This is where you will find them.
Day 3 Arms and Shoulders
Once again, fast paces shoulder and arm work outs. Not as much breathing as chest and back due to the smaller muscle groups, but your still gunna burn up the calories.
Day 4 Yoga
Okay, I was in the same boat as you. Yoga wasn't for me, its too mellow, its too slow. Ya its slow and its mellow. But boy does it burn like a mother! Your gunna sweat your but off and hit muscles you didn't realize you had! This kind of slow moving muscle burning exercise is going to give you the flexibility to work out muscles you previously couldn't get to, to work out in the first place. Don't sub this dvd out.
Day 5 Legs and Back
Once again, large muscle groups require larger amount of blood flow and more oxygen, your heart rate is gunna rise and your gunna feel those calories buring away.
Day 6 Kenpo X
You said you don't do any sports? But you got all those muscles on your body? Now lets see if they can do anything other than lifting weights. From what you've said it doesn't sound like you have much practical strength. You have the potential but you need to teach those muscles how to do more than pump iron. And your gunna learn how to do that through Kenpo X.
Don't mean to sound like I'm lecturing you, but I did Systomatics 3 year in high school and I could out jump, out run and take the buff kids down to the ground in a wrestling match like they where nothing. You need the cordination and flexibility to make any of that strength you have practical.
Strength, Balance and Flexibility. You lack one of these and the rest fail. Looking forward to your future post and P90X journey, you won't regret it!