Thursday, June 14, 2012

P90X Plus: Workouts and Extras

By Paul Barber


PX90 is a home fitness must-have as its efficacy and 90-day guarantee makes it popular for folks that need to lose weight and look better. Folks who've finished one cycle of the first home fitness series and want to add some variety to their work-outs can try out the P90X Plus . Let's see what you'd find in the box, shall we?



P90X Plus Work-outs

As the name suggests, the P90X Plus is a enhancement to the 1st P90X home fitness program. It includes 5 more alternaive workoutsto the original twelve and focuses on enhancing your body further and developing the core muscles. Like the original exercises, the workouts in the supplement are developed around the muscle confusion training technique. It also includes intense cardio exercise so you can be positive you'll be working up a sweat with the Plus. Here's an overview of each of the 5 exercises:

Interval X And. If you prefer your cardiovascular challenging, then you'll pretty much love this workout. The Interval X And features 3 speeds (recovery, medium, and full-out) that'll get your heart pumping and your body going.



Kenpo Cardio And. This is a rather more advanced|

sophisticated |

refined version of the Kenpo workout found in the 1st P9OX, and it's an exercise session developed to increase your staying power, balance, and agility.



Higher And. This just about looks after every muscle collection from your hips up. This is a strong upper body workout that may let you target your arms, chest, shoulders, and back.



Total Body And. This is a good complete workout so you should expect to push yourself to the extreme edge. It gives stress to core training so be prepared |

primed |all setfor some difficult work.



Abs/Core And. This workout is pretty like the AbRipper X from the first P90x series, it adds 4 alternative positions for increasing your core (hanging, plank, standing, and sitting positions).



Additional Information

The extra kit has a fitness guide, downloadable worksheets, online peer support, and Tony's Coach Tracks. The fitness guide spells out the P90X Plus workout schedule incorporated to the P90X training routine, while the downloadable worksheets should help you in tracking your sets and reps. You can ask questions (if you have any) using the the 24/7 online access to the program's web community, and you can try the DVD extras for tips on how you can maximize your exercise sessions.



Al things taken with all, the P90X Plus is a great addition to your P90X exercise routine. It has generally favourable reviews at Amazon where it has a mean of 3.8 stars out of 5. Check it out for yourself to see if it's for you.






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