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Totally forgot about this . Never done it but I've found fitness in the last year. I really don't like the gym so this might be the go. Could version 3 be enough or just stick with the og.

P90x was the first workout program I stuck with. It was easy enough to do from home with minimal equipment, and I was too nervous to find a gym. After that, I had a lot more confidence, eventually found a good gym and it's been 15 years of consistent exercise since then. It was hard to do consistently at first, but worth it. I can't imagine how much worse my health would be if I hadn't given this program a try. Literally life changing.

Nice.. I did this in 2012 and after the 90 days knew all of Tony's wisecracks by heart. .. Terydactal backing out of trouble :)

I still insert quotes from P90X and Insanity in conversation with the bros at the gym. 😂

Nothing like a lady and a shake weight

Just started again after a 15 year layoff. I've continued to exercise but not P90X style! I know what I've been missing.

My spline is still in the garage of the home I used to own 20 yrs ago from Plyometrics. I was good with most of them but holy hell was plyometrics a killer.

Was more of an Insanity kinda guy

I have never been more sore in my life . P90x is the real deal

A girlfriend and I did Insanity three to four days a week in my early 30s. I was doing other stuff too - weights and a pre-work bleacher/hill routine. I still do some of the Insanity workout pieces on plyo days, but that handful of years was my athletic peak. I credit the hill sprints, backward/forward uphill/downhill and a stadium bleacher routine with some incredible speed gains, but I believe part of that goes to Insanity because of the consistent stretching within that workout routine. It was my introduction to the different variations of the 'greatest stretch in the world.' That alone was a gamechanger.

I used this program maybe 10 times in the last 15 years, but haven't used them since maybe 2016. Definitely great to see some furry fitness content - was just chatting to some folks on Telegram about this, and I had to go dig out this set of DVDs and my Insanity Max:30 set haha.

I remember crying half way through the warmup 6:11

I think Maren did her best work in 'Anal Cherries 4'.... well... maybe it's '18 Year Olds Love Black Cock 2'. I can't decide....

Dude!!!! I had the exact same reaction to the Kenpo X! I trained for 10 years in Goju Ryu before I tried P90X, and after watching 7 min of the video I just ejected it and did Kata and drills for 90min instead. You are a legend, and I salute you.

p90x, x2,x3 is the greatest. i still do them pretty much every week (at least 1-2 workouts mostly cardio ones) either that or insanity max 30. and then of course other stuff on other days of the week for resistance

you randomly appear on my feed and have one of the most entertaining, straight forward, and rewatchable reviews ive ever seen. Keep up the good work sir.

I can't wait for the 4K release so I can see the pores on Tony's skin. For now. I will keep watching the poorly ripped DVD version I got off Pirate Bay. 🤫

I remember this 20 years ago and I started my working out career

I still have the entire program on a Harddrive on my computer, I was in the best shape of my life doing this program

My workout today is still based off of what I learned thru the P90X DVDs. And it benefits me daily! I always thought Bobby looked exactly like Jason Bateman back when I used the DVDs. 😂 I'll still mimic the Chest/Back workout exactly to this day as well.

Planning on doing it for the next 90 says until the gyms are no longer zoos after new years

I remember trying to download this on torrent good times. Then went lifting weight gotta thanks P90X and Mike Change 6pack shortcut as motivation the habit. Till this day still lifting at home.

I remember finding p90x when I was in the Military! Got it at the start of my fitness journey way back than. It actually was pretty legit for a fitness program, and actually contributed to my continued fitness journey to this day still! I actually had that exact cheapo pull-up bar highlighted at the 2:55 min mark LMAO. I never did the yoga disc, nor that Kenpo crap disc either. The "Insanity" programs were Gay as hell, for real. Man what an awesome trip down memory lane!!

I actually really liked this routine. I started doing it at like 16.

I quote from P90x almost daily… “Okra? I love okra.”

P90x should have 4-6 different videos of the same workout, with different people in the background. I did this program and some of tonys talking on the side or extras is predictable, it made it seem like watching a movie over and over again. But anyways it worked, i went from 182 pounds to 123, got into the best shape of my life.

I remember watching an infomercial for this late at night many years ago. And I don’t watch infomercials. It looked good and I bought it and am glad I did. I recommend it. Takes almost all of the thought out of workout planning. Just follow along and stick with it.

Isn’t that Jeff Caviler lol jk 😂😂

This is walk down the memory lane for me. P90X is what started my journey, although at a time it was way too hard. I have no proper space at home to workout anymore, nor do I have weights at home so no more P90X for me, at least for now.

It's a great program. If you follow it strictly, you'll get in shape and ripped. That's why it's still sells...it works.

Oh man I still have my DVDs

I never did make it through the yoGa

German potato soup. My favorite quip that I still remember today.

Great content, excellent wit

P90X started me on an adventure I've been on for the last 20 years. No regerts. Not even one letter.

I still do the P90X workouts. They've lastest the test of time

We need a compare all video. The plus, 2, 3,

P90x is what took me from being 242 lbs with a BMI of around 35% to 220 BMI of 17%. I did a total of 6 rounds with runs days on yoga and core synergistics. Still love this program

Not gonna lie, I did this program at the age of 19 and it got me into the best shape of my life. Went in at 220 and dropped down to 165 pounds. Program WORKED. I’m currently around 178 pounds and 34. The program gave me a strong base to help with workouts that I still do at the gym.

Tai Bo was still rougher, imo. Both were exceptionally solid for fitness introduction, but even after 10 years of weightlifting, sports, and 5 years in the Army Infantry, my first experience with Tai Bo had old Billy Blanks crushing me into the floor. After 21 years of service and a host of medical issues from combat tours, I now mix DDP Yoga and my normal weightlifting routine. I don't lift as heavy as I used to, once you get into the mid 40s priorities change, but maybe it's time to dust of the p90X and see if it will improve my life again....lol.

the p90x abs routine is how i got my first six pack pack in the day

Eric is in Broken Lizard. Check it out!

You were right, I shouldn’t have looked up Maureen’s other ‘acting’ roles. I’ll never be able to do that workout again without thinking about it.

I've found the DVD sets at thrift stores and sold them on ebay more than once so there's obviously still a market for it!

The OG lifetime natty. Props to him for never caving into the peer pressure

I did p90x on house arrest in 2008, limited by space from my living conditions, low ceiling and furniture. All i did was the arm and shoulder video and the ab vid. Mon, Wed, and Fri. On Tues and Thurs i did the legs and back, but only the leg portion. Was jacked in less than 6 months, just in time to be off house arrest lol

I loved this review just for the nostalgia it gave me. I did the P90X program twice over a decade ago, and it literally changed my life.

I forgot about her. I remember wishing they edited her out

I had the P90X Beast Mode, I got strong on it. I have no idea where my copy of it is, maybe it got tossed out.

I was in the best shape of my life because of Tony's p90x. It is the real deal.