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    P90X MASS Reviews – Day 101

    Legs & Back – I definitely feel like I am just starting out again wearing this vest, I felt fatigued throughout this whole workout. I also had a bit of a negative attitude this morning…

    My guess is that we all have these days and I am thinking it’s from feeling exhausted and basically getting beat down from this workout. I woke up fine but once I started, I kept looking at the countdown clock hoping this workout will end. During the “chair pose”, my legs were on fire and were shaking at a ridiculous speed. At this time,  I thought to myself “Seriously, what am I doing right now?” I am wearing this 40lb pound exercise vest pretending I am sitting in a chair, my legs are about to collapse from underneath me and it’s 5:45 in the morning…why am I doing this?? After all, I am happily married so it’s not like I am single trying to get in shape to help my chances to pick up anyone. I work in a office all day so it’s not like my job requires me to be in shape and I feel like I am in great shape right now anyways after completing one full round of P90X…so why do I continue to punish myself?

    Where do I start?

    As corny as this may sound, P90X has changed my life. My cardiovascular endurance has never been this high and I have not been at this weight since 8th grade. My eating habits have NEVER been as good as they are now and my overall mindset has been very positive since day 1. Not only do I feel like I have more energy, I have been motivated to finish those projects that I have been procrastinating about related to owning a home. I always overlook this but the biggest benefit of following P90X is the overall benefit is has towards your health. I think most people start P90X to physically change their appearance; get ripped, build muscle, lose fat…and there is nothing wrong with that. But what you are doing in accomplishing that is improving the health of your heart and preventing cardiovascular diseases.

    Another very rewarding reason why I do it is the hope to motivate others to join in. I have been getting  tons of positive emails/comments from people who were inspired by my results and made the commitment to get in great shape themselves. You do not need a blog to achieve this. I bet if you change your lifestyle by committing to P90X, both family and friends will take notice and I guarantee that a couple of them will join you!

    ARX – I did not get a chance to do ab ripper x yesterday so I completed it this morning. I actually woke up about 30 minutes earlier this morning as my plan was to do “legs & back”, “ARX”, and 20 minutes of “interval training” but my legs were such junk by the end of the leg routine I had to pass on running sprints. I may try to squeeze it in tomorrow after “shoulders & arms” and before leaving for my weekend getaway but we’ll see…

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      fightFAT: Chris - My P90X MASS routine would be perfect for you. To be honest, I thought I was going to bulk up more (physically) but it did not work out that way. What ended up happening was an increase in lean muscle. This makes sense but I also saw a significant increase with my strength. Again, my goal was to bulk up but I did not consume enough calories to make it happen. At the time, I just finished P90X doubles where I lost 27lbs so I was a bit hesitant on eating too much as I did not want to gain the weight back I just lost. Oddly enough, I have no desire to bulk up anymore…I have the same goal as you, building lean muscle. If I wasn't going to be training for my upcoming triathlons, I would be doing P90X MASS myself. I have received tons of emails claiming how effective it has been for different people. Good Luck

      Chris: Hey, I just found this blog and am looking for some solid, experienced, advice. I have two rounds of P90X down and am on my final week of Insanity. Now I want to put on some lean mass and I've been considering either P90X Mass or more of a 5x5 plan. I'm trying to comb through your blog for results of your Mass circuit and can't find it. Do you have any before/after information (or other info) to help me pick a workout to do next? Thanks, C

      fightFAT: Following P90X with Insanity is very impressive, good for you. I would definitely bring over Ab Ripper X if you are up for it. I initially thought that myself but never followed through with it. Good luck

      Matt: Hey dude, I had a question for you. I'm wrapping up round 2 of P90X in a few weeks and starting Insanity right after. I'm really loving my upper body after P90X and I've decided I'm going to keep doing the resistance workouts from Days 1 and 3 of the week along with Insanity. My question is, what are your thoughts on bringing ab ripper with me too? I know Insanity doesn't have too much resistance work, but I know it has a lot of ab stuff which is why I'm wondering. Congrats on the progress man, and thanks for the info! -Matt

      fightFAT: There is no harm in hitting pause and/or taking breaks so my recommendation is to stick with insanity. As you continue to workout, you will not only see improvement but eventually be able to keep up with the video.



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