SOPH~ REP.
11-28-2009, 05:29 PM
I've seen the guyz on the commercial a few guyz on youtube but has anybody tried on BScene
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View Full Version : Did anyone ever try P90x ? SOPH~ REP. 11-28-2009, 05:29 PM I've seen the guyz on the commercial a few guyz on youtube but has anybody tried on BScene "Shion" 11-28-2009, 06:16 PM It's just like any other work-out-at-home kind of video, man. I tried it, and sure I did see results, but you would see results with anything if you stick to it. My advice, don't waste your money. Any day of boxing training would make p90x look like kiddie bull****. Athrun340 11-28-2009, 06:36 PM im using it to cut body fat. Its a tough program. btw you can dl the program using torrents. fdotorres 11-28-2009, 07:25 PM It's just like any other work-out-at-home kind of video, man. I tried it, and sure I did see results, but you would see results with anything if you stick to it. My advice, don't waste your money. Any day of boxing training would make p90x look like kiddie bull****. any 1 hour boxing routine would be kiddie bull**** when compared to 1 hour of p90x both have their benefits and limitations. p90x is the best structured home workout program out there. it's just 1-1.5 hours a day and it produces amazing results thanks to it's intensity "Shion" 11-29-2009, 02:31 PM any 1 hour boxing routine would be kiddie bull**** when compared to 1 hour of p90x both have their benefits and limitations. p90x is the best structured home workout program out there. it's just 1-1.5 hours a day and it produces amazing results thanks to it's intensity I'm not talking about an hour of paid boxing lessons that a soccer coach can teach... I'm talking about an hour professional boxing routine that would ****ing kill a man if he isn't ready to go through with it. p90x is exactly what you said: the best structured HOME WORKOUT program. It's meant for lazy fatasses who can't get off the couch and do some running. I stated that I did do the p90x as well, and compared to my usual boxing routine and the p90x, that **** is really nothing compared to real training. Once you've had a real boxing practice, THEN come talk to me. - v e t - 11-29-2009, 02:34 PM im actually doing it now... i start week ten tomorrow i've seen great results... i got the movies burnt though, didnt pay for them of course... i'd say doing the diet is 70% of the effort/results but you do gotta bring it, 60minutes a day, hardcore... 6 days a week (90 minutes on yoga day) i'll be done before christmas, will take a month off and then will start the Insanity workout!!! Tu Pai 11-29-2009, 04:54 PM I'm not talking about an hour of paid boxing lessons that a soccer coach can teach... I'm talking about an hour professional boxing routine that would ****ing kill a man if he isn't ready to go through with it. p90x is exactly what you said: the best structured HOME WORKOUT program. It's meant for lazy fatasses who can't get off the couch and do some running. I stated that I did do the p90x as well, and compared to my usual boxing routine and the p90x, that **** is really nothing compared to real training. Once you've had a real boxing practice, THEN come talk to me. Don't mean to butt in and I don't have a clue what p90x is but what's your usual boxing practice like? fdotorres 11-29-2009, 07:18 PM Don't mean to butt in and I don't have a clue what p90x is but what's your usual boxing practice like? according to the random crap he said, the answer you're looking for is: his bull****ter's imagination fdotorres 11-29-2009, 07:21 PM I'm not talking about an hour of paid boxing lessons that a soccer coach can teach... I'm talking about an hour professional boxing routine that would ****ing kill a man if he isn't ready to go through with it. p90x is exactly what you said: the best structured HOME WORKOUT program. It's meant for lazy fatasses who can't get off the couch and do some running. I stated that I did do the p90x as well, and compared to my usual boxing routine and the p90x, that **** is really nothing compared to real training. Once you've had a real boxing practice, THEN come talk to me. fat, lazy people can't do 3 months of that program at its highest intensity. heck, they wouldn't do a single week, so stop making **** up speaking of making **** up, you don't even know me, so i doubt that you know anything about my boxing routine - v e t - 11-29-2009, 07:24 PM fat, lazy people can't do 3 months of that program at its highest intensity. stop making **** up very true.... people can't just get up off the couch and do it... its no joke.. fdotorres 11-29-2009, 07:30 PM very true.... people can't just get up off the couch and do it... its no joke.. i tried to add that routine to my boxing routine (jogging/boxing in the morning, p90x in the afternoon). it's impossible to do that unless you cut off a pretty big chunk of your other routine, so the dvd's are just collecting dust in my closet - v e t - 11-29-2009, 07:32 PM i tried to add that routine to my boxing routine (jogging/boxing in the morning, p90x in the afternoon). it's impossible to do that unless you cut off a pretty big chunk of your other routine, so the dvd's are just collecting dust in my closet yeah, it demands all your attention.... if you want to mix other stuff with it, the other stuff is going to have to be part time... it taxes the **** out of your muscles if you bring it can't wait to start week 10 tomorrow Tu Pai 11-29-2009, 08:07 PM according to the random crap he said, the answer you're looking for is: his bull****ter's imagination tranquilo...... I know boxing practice can get old and new workouts can kick your ass, did it work for you? do you gotta buy a lot of stuff with that? fdotorres 11-29-2009, 08:16 PM tranquilo...... I know boxing practice can get old and new workouts can kick your ass, did it work for you? do you gotta buy a lot of stuff with that? it depends on what you have in your home already. you need: 1- exercise mat 2- pull up bar 3- push up stands (not required, but i like to have them) 4- dumbells or resistance bands (the bands are a lot cheaper, of course) if you don't own anything of what i've just mentioned, you'd be shelling out about $70-$140, depending on whether you buy several sets of dumbells or opt for the resistance bands if you're active in boxing at the moment, i wouldn't do p90x (unless you do the lowest intensity programs) Tu Pai 11-29-2009, 09:34 PM it depends on what you have in your home already. you need: 1- exercise mat 2- pull up bar 3- push up stands (not required, but i like to have them) 4- dumbells or resistance bands (the bands are a lot cheaper, of course) if you don't own anything of what i've just mentioned, you'd be shelling out about $70-$140, depending on whether you buy several sets of dumbells or opt for the resistance bands if you're active in boxing at the moment, i wouldn't do p90x (unless you do the lowest intensity programs) thx man........... "Shion" 11-30-2009, 11:39 PM fat, lazy people can't do 3 months of that program at its highest intensity. heck, they wouldn't do a single week, so stop making **** up speaking of making **** up, you don't even know me, so i doubt that you know anything about my boxing routine You don't know me either, boy, and you don't know MY routine either, so same goes for you. Making **** up? Where do you get the idea that I make **** up? .WaRCoTTo. 11-30-2009, 11:56 PM I just ordered it last week on ebay for like $60 it's like $160 on the actual site..so I think I got a decent deal.. I'll see what it's about and post picture results once I go through with it..I'm ready!!!! fdotorres 12-01-2009, 12:17 AM You don't know me either, boy, and you don't know MY routine either, so same goes for you. Making **** up? Where do you get the idea that I make **** up? saying that p90x is made for lazy fatasses IS making **** up, because that couldn't be further from the truth i didn't start talking about your boxing routine, you did "Shion" 12-01-2009, 05:42 PM saying that p90x is made for lazy fatasses IS making **** up, because that couldn't be further from the truth i didn't start talking about your boxing routine, you did I never said anthing about your boxing routine, where the hell do you keep getting these ideas from? fdotorres 12-03-2009, 09:47 AM I never said anthing about your boxing routine, where the hell do you keep getting these ideas from? i mentioned that saying that p90 is smade for lazy fatties is making **** up, since it clearly isn't. nothing to say about that anymore? since you wanted to change subjects so badly, i'll keep up with that. this is where i "get my ideas from": I'm not talking about an hour of paid boxing lessons that a soccer coach can teach... I'm talking about an hour professional boxing routine that would ****ing kill a man if he isn't ready to go through with it. Once you've had a real boxing practice, THEN come talk to me. Haka 12-03-2009, 11:12 AM I never said anthing about your boxing routine, where the hell do you keep getting these ideas from? So what's your training routine. It sounds like only elite fighters can do it. I'm very curious about it. fdotorres 12-03-2009, 05:26 PM So what's your training routine. It sounds like only elite fighters can do it. I'm very curious about it. i think he's manny pacquiao undercover NABALCHI 12-06-2009, 12:35 AM ive tried p90x and i have tried boxing and still practice the sport. now you have to understand that a boxing workout is a whole different thing than a workout routine. boxing routine usually is bag work, pad work, jump rope and road work. alot of cardio. now obiously there is training but thats not boxing that everything else to get in shape for the sport of boxing. p90x is a great program to get fit or to challenge your body. yes p90x is something anyone can do for a routine but dont get it twisted is not as easy as it looks. i tried it for a month and i lost 20lbs and saw good results on my muscle definition,cardio, etc. you have to bring it!! even guys that were at the gym and were bulked up and fit could not finish some of the workout while i could. if people want to try it i recommended TheFairPole 12-30-2009, 08:00 AM Anybody have a download link? I want to do it but I really don't want to spend $120 on it... Idgas 12-30-2009, 08:05 AM i've had it on my computer for a while now and i just tested it out last week. the first video nearly killed me. i thought i was in better shape than this. BrooklynBomber 12-30-2009, 10:58 AM I cant take it seriously. mathed 12-30-2009, 10:05 PM I downloaded a few of the dvds today and the bicep/back routine is tough, tough, tough. It is non-stop exercise with like 35 different exercises....it is no joke- no lazy person could or would try this. revs1227 12-31-2009, 04:18 PM i did it yrs ago when it wsas just p 90 it works! i was in great shape ! but u gotta stcik 2 it - v e t - 12-31-2009, 04:25 PM finished it last week... amazing results, im moving on now to do the INSANITY workout it, like everything else, requires discipline... esp in eating phook 08-18-2010, 09:22 PM finished it last week... amazing results, im moving on now to do the INSANITY workout it, like everything else, requires discipline... esp in eating shaun T insanity?? No **** this is really good for boxers, do u box? I did for a month.. and i can say it is a lot more intensity than p90x Crazylegs77 08-18-2010, 09:28 PM ugh P90X I hate that infomercial with them trying to act like is some grass roots movement :lol1: Also the insanity garbage anything on an infomercial makes me lol Ive watched insanity cardio abs though looks decent, anything will work if you do it and stick with it. Its just the cheese factor I dont care for. I prefer more serious less gimicky workouts. SBleeder 08-18-2010, 10:21 PM Insanity looks tougher than P90X, but I don't feel like either one would be a good idea for a boxer. A good boxing program incorporates plenty of bodyweight movements and interval training, and you actually are learning the skills you'll use in the ring. |