I have mentioned that I regret skipping or avoiding certain aspects of P90X, because they have returned to haunt me in P90X2. Here is another example: I was not very consistent about X Stretch. I was always careful to do the stretches before and after each workout, and it was nice to see “the kids” […]
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As P90X fans may have guessed, this workout is the next generation of the Plyometrics workout, combining the signature jumping and hopping exercises with the use of only one leg, or a medicine ball, to add the new emphasis on “functional fitness.” I already like this approach better than the original, because the P90X version […] I recently completed another round of P90X, sort of a “Lean” variation with the Striver Level 2 workout from Bring It!, and I knew it was going to be about the same time as the estimated delivery date for P90X2. Then it arrived, on December 8, almost three weeks ago… My family decided to surprise […] P90X2 is all about working on the core muscles, and improving stability through exercises on unstable platforms. Functional fitness, as they call it. I guess we’re starting with the basics, as the title X2 Core implies, but also starting with a bang. During all my rounds of P90X, there were certain exercises where I felt […] |
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