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    P90X Results – Day 28 Pictures and Measurements

    So far so good, I am very happy with my Day 28 pictures and measurements. I lost 11.5 pounds and inches off both my waist and thighs. My body fat percentage also dropped a significant amount. Now, I find it a bit hard to believe my body fat percentage is currently at 8%…I think it’s higher. What is accurate is the decrease in my body fat percentage as I measured my body fat in the same location (an inch above my right hip) both on Day 1 and Day 28. I am not too concerned about the final number as long as it continues to decrease. 

    Here are my Day 28 measurements:

    Body fat % – 8% (Day 1 – 18%)

    Weight – 208.5 lbs (Day 1 – 220lbs)

    Chest – 42 1/2″ (Day 1 – 40″)

    Waist – 37  (Day 1 -391/2″)

    Right thigh – 24 3/4″ (Day 1 -271/2″)

    Left thigh – 24 3/4″ (Day 1 -271/2″)

    Right arm – 16 3/4″ (Day 1 -16″)

    Left arm – 16 3/4″ (Day 1 -16″)

     

     

     

     

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    4 Responses to “P90X Results – Day 28 Pictures and Measurements”

    1. Brian Says:

      Great results! Thanks for the boost in motivation!

    2. sellerss Says:

      Wow, I’d say you’ve already undergone quite a transformation! That’s basically 28 hours of hard work (plus the diet stuff, which some might say is also hard work), and look at what you’ve accomplished already! Can’t wait to see day 90!

      Thanks for the great motivation, from a beginner!

    3. melvon Says:

      can you use light weight for this workout

    4. fightFAT Says:

      you could but if you are looking to build muscle, you need to use heavier weight.

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      Latest on Thu, 09:59 am

      fightFATblogger: That is a significant drop. You may want to look at my P90X MASS routine, read the articles under the "popular post" column. Also, I highly recommend buying a 40lb exercise vest...I absolutely love mine and it crushes you during the chest workouts (I bought mine on amazon for $70)

      Otis: Hey I am 6 weeks in and I went to the gym to do some bench and I have gone from benching 315 to barely being able to do 195. I am pissed! I have lost so much strength!!! Any advice? I am ready to quit! Losing that much strength isnt worth the 2% bodyfat I have lost or all the beer I havent drank since day 1

      fightFATblogger: Thanks! Check out the link below but minus out the casein protein shakes to start. Both Drisc and I lost 27-30 pounds following this program for 90 days (I allowed myself about 5 cheat meals in 90 days)...we pretty much kept our calorie count between 1700-1900 a day. As you get more fit, your body will demand more calories (metabolism increases) so throw in those casein shakes or something similiar. Everyone is different so listen to your body to make sure you are eating enough. P90 will definitly get you ready for P90X, keep in touch... http://fightfatblogger.com/nutrition/

      DickG: Great job on the triathlon. Had a question, I am just starting P90, tried P90x but struggled so thought I should do a round of p90 first. What do you follow for a diet? Thanks

      fightFATblogger: Thank you, and congrats on taking the Power90 / P90X challenge... Seeing that you have to workout on an empty stomach, I would recommend having a protein shake the night before. Your muscles will feed off it while you are sleeping and your body will use it as fuel during your morning workout.

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