P90X Plus is on it's way.

I didn't like the bit and pieces that i was able to see on their site, the atmosphere was not great, it looks like Tony is just talking, the same sidekick during all the videos ? i don't know how that's gonna play out.


I just joined a new gym and I got some exercise routines that I'd like to try out my new found strength.

Welcome fellow Arcadian - Join us to the road to Sparta!

I hear you about the gym. I actually may start going in the summer to change it up here and there. Isn't it all about muscle confusion? I bet if you go to the gym for 2 months then do another P90X session afterwards, it would be money.

However, going to the gym could be a pain. Waiting for someone to finish the bench press, blah blah. I'm afraid of the intensity level at the gym would be sub par.

My plan is to follow a 45mn/6days a week routine for a month, then do this other month long workout i found in M & F magazine.
or vice versa

I hear you about the gym but a P90x graduate I can use the dumbbells and barbells and forgo the bench and machines, yes I AM A TRAINED PROFESSIONAL.
as for the intensity level, fear not fellow Arcadian "the turf on which I stand is the turf I claim" so I MUST BRING IT, yes I said it, I'm succumbing to the cliche but eh I'm a graduate, I can do whatever I want.

Attached you'll find on of my vacation schedule

I'm totally lloking for to graduating my first round of P90X and then getting back to the gym for a 30 day period and lifting heavy weights again. I think the change (both ways) will keep me from hitting that plateau. The only thing that I worry about is losing some of my strength of heavier weight lifting after doing this for 90 days.

it will be a bit strange, after working with bodyweight for 12 weeks picking up free weights will be pure adrenaline.

Sparta Bound!