Waiting for real reviews (if only) seems like a wise choice. I’m a big supporter of the programs, but they are what they are, just a nice way to get a bit fitter. Similarly nobody is suddenly going to get big and ripped from 30 minutes of pilates. It just isn’t going to happen, so stop spreading rubbish beachbody. Guys like that do not lose 43 pounds doing anything unless they intentionally put on 43 pounds of fat just before they start. While that sounds great, unfortunately I’m completely put off by the usual marketing drivel: Once more there will be the usual options like classic and lean, but they all look like they are pretty much the same thing. In terms of equipment, you will be looking at a T25 level of gear such as yoga mats, dumbbells and a stability ball.

Warrior Workouts – More moving, punching and kicking.

Cardio Vascular Extreme – Cardio with weights.

What are we getting? Well here is the damage: On the other hand can I take another 90 days of Tony? It isn’t a thought I’m relishing at the moment. The good part about these shorter programs is it gives you time to fit in a sport or other activity into your life. This time around they are promising 30 minute workouts, which is a length I enjoyed from T25. The announcement of P90X3 in December obviously provides a decent option. It is nice to be told exactly what to do on each day without having to worry about your routine or mixing it up having to think about any of those other difficult things.

It is a difficult question to answer, because the programs do build up a comfort blanket over time.

After finishing P90X and T25 alpha, beta and gamma the obvious question is, what next? Have I outgrown the beachbody workouts or do I still need them to hold my hand when going to the gym?

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