Anyone heard of it? I happened to catch it the other day. Claims it can pretty much work an hours worth of exercising in 19 mins. Personally I don't think it has anything on P90, but for someone just getting into working out or jus not in that good of shape I'd suggest, or of coarse not enough time. I'd like to hear some input cause I thought of getting it for someone.

I've heard of it. It's by far not the same concept or intensity as the P90X program. I would guess that it's a good start for people that are out of shape and have little time on their hands. Any exercise is better than none at all in my opinion.

I just saw the infomercial recently and I don't think that 10 minutes a day will produce much results without a very strict diet. Its a good idea if you are busy one day and have minimal time to work out but it will certainly not improve anything cardiovascular or endurance. I think it is more aimed towards busy women, not for muscle building.

I just saw the infomercial yesterday and and it was a bit repulsive. I feel like they're riding P90 and P90X waves.
I've had P90X Plus for more than 3 months, I found it so uninspiring that I chose to do a 2nd round of P90X instead of P90X +.

I have a book that shows you how to workout from 10 to 60 min, and it includes a meal plan.

I recognize some moves from P90X in 10 min trainer

Hey Everyone,

Don't knock the 10 Minute Trainer until you have tried it. OMG...it's intense!! It's not going to give you the same results as P90X...nor is it intended to.

It's for people who, hate to workout, don't have much time to work out, or can't commit to something as extreme as P90 or P90X.

It's 10 mins of really intense workouts. The stacking idea works. Most people (take for example, my mom) insist they don't have time to work out. Tony's concept is: if he can get you to do one 10 minute workout, you'll probably want to stack it with another. Most people end up doing 2 or 3 of the Ten Minute DVD's once they get started.

Even if you do only 10 minutes....it's better than nothing. Like anything...if you commit to it you'll see results.

I just sent it to my mom. I know the ad on TV is a little "cheesy" for lack of a better word. Tony doesn't particularly LOVE that ad either. But we have to remember, not everyone is dedicated to fitness. That ad is not catered to P90 or P90X users. It's for the person who is sitting on their coach at 2am, watching TV, eating junk and not exercising. Tony lives, eats and breathes what he does. If you have actually watched the ad, Tony sheds a few tears over the 60 year old guy who changed his life with the program. That's real guys.

Every one of Tony's workouts are tried on "test groups" BEFORE they are ever released to the public. The people in the ads are from the test groups. Ten Minute Trainer tested through the roof. Tony's mission is to reverse the trend of obesity. He's not just trying to sell a bunch of P90X DVD's and walk away. He is really committed to helping people change their lives for the better.

P90X makes him look cool. I agree. It gets me pumped.

If I had 100lbs to lose....he'd look much cooler to me in the Ten Minute Trainer.

I personally think it is a great workout and it's for the average person.

Highly recommended

Tamara

We have finally done a review of the 10 minute trainer. So we would love for those interested to read it and leave comments at the bottom of the article.

Thanks!

Glenn
Weight Loss HQ Admin