Comments on: Shaun T Insanity VS. the P90X Workout Program http://betterbody90.com/shaun-t-insanity-vs-the-p90x-workout-program/ P90X Updates And Reviews Sun, 04 Jul 2010 18:22:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Bryan K. http://betterbody90.com/shaun-t-insanity-vs-the-p90x-workout-program/comment-page-1/#comment-146 Bryan K. Mon, 15 Feb 2010 17:21:20 +0000 http://betterbody90.com/?p=702#comment-146 I am deeply impressed at Anybody who finishes the P90x muscle toning program. I am on day 29 and I feel like I am making great improvement. The eating plan is the most tricky to stick 100% to. I am looking forward to being in the best shape of my life. BRING IT! I am deeply impressed at Anybody who finishes the P90x muscle toning program. I am on day 29 and I feel like I am making great improvement. The eating plan is the most tricky to stick 100% to. I am looking forward to being in the best shape of my life. BRING IT!

]]> By: Linda http://betterbody90.com/shaun-t-insanity-vs-the-p90x-workout-program/comment-page-1/#comment-145 Linda Sun, 23 Aug 2009 08:51:52 +0000 http://betterbody90.com/?p=702#comment-145 Thanks so much for the comparison. I was interested in the P90x but honestly do not want to be purchasing extra equipment so it was great that you clarified that for me. I think I'll give the Insanity a try as I'm a gal looking to slim down a bit and not bulk up. Quick question, how many dvd's are included with Insanity? Quite frankly, the P90x is a bit confusing with all the dvd's. Is the Insanity the same or does it simply follow a one DVD at a time approach? Thanks :) Thanks so much for the comparison. I was interested in the P90x but honestly do not want to be purchasing extra equipment so it was great that you clarified that for me. I think I’ll give the Insanity a try as I’m a gal looking to slim down a bit and not bulk up.
Quick question, how many dvd’s are included with Insanity? Quite frankly, the P90x is a bit confusing with all the dvd’s. Is the Insanity the same or does it simply follow a one DVD at a time approach?
Thanks :)

]]> By: Jason aka Betterbody90 http://betterbody90.com/shaun-t-insanity-vs-the-p90x-workout-program/comment-page-1/#comment-144 Jason aka Betterbody90 Wed, 19 Aug 2009 02:40:46 +0000 http://betterbody90.com/?p=702#comment-144 I agree and appreciate your comment. My article was about the style of each workout program and not about the results. As you said, I have not fully completed Insanity, I am actually at the half-way point right now. After I have completed the program I will give a review. I wanted to focus on sharing the similarities and differences of each program for those trying to decide which is best for them. They are two different beasts but each provides an intense challenge. You still focus on strength training so it's not like you will get so weak you can only do 1 pull-up. Though with the lack of pull-ups I imagine you may lose some proficiency. However, I am sure you can quickly gain it back when returning to P90X. I actually plan to do a hybrid schedule including P90X resistance workouts and Insanity cardio workouts as soon as these 60-days are up. I'll post the custom calendar when it is completed! Thanks again for your concern, I hope this reply cleared up the the intention of this article for you! I agree and appreciate your comment. My article was about the style of each workout program and not about the results. As you said, I have not fully completed Insanity, I am actually at the half-way point right now.

After I have completed the program I will give a review.

I wanted to focus on sharing the similarities and differences of each program for those trying to decide which is best for them. They are two different beasts but each provides an intense challenge.

You still focus on strength training so it’s not like you will get so weak you can only do 1 pull-up. Though with the lack of pull-ups I imagine you may lose some proficiency. However, I am sure you can quickly gain it back when returning to P90X.

I actually plan to do a hybrid schedule including P90X resistance workouts and Insanity cardio workouts as soon as these 60-days are up. I’ll post the custom calendar when it is completed!

Thanks again for your concern, I hope this reply cleared up the the intention of this article for you!

]]> By: Jason aka Betterbody90 http://betterbody90.com/shaun-t-insanity-vs-the-p90x-workout-program/comment-page-1/#comment-143 Jason aka Betterbody90 Wed, 19 Aug 2009 02:35:36 +0000 http://betterbody90.com/?p=702#comment-143 Actually I am working on a P90X/ Insanity hybrid 90-day schedule. I will post the calendar when it is completed for everyone to see! Actually I am working on a P90X/ Insanity hybrid 90-day schedule. I will post the calendar when it is completed for everyone to see!

]]> By: Jason Gomez http://betterbody90.com/shaun-t-insanity-vs-the-p90x-workout-program/comment-page-1/#comment-142 Jason Gomez Tue, 18 Aug 2009 15:47:07 +0000 http://betterbody90.com/?p=702#comment-142 Do you have some suggetions to mix P90X and Insanity?? Do you have some suggetions to mix P90X and Insanity??

]]> By: werner jakobsmeier http://betterbody90.com/shaun-t-insanity-vs-the-p90x-workout-program/comment-page-1/#comment-141 werner jakobsmeier Tue, 18 Aug 2009 15:40:53 +0000 http://betterbody90.com/?p=702#comment-141 Hey, I appreciate this comparison, however I can not help but notice that Insanity only launched a couple of weeks ago, hence how did you complete the 60 day program already? If you ask me Insanity and p90x are not even in the same league, p90x focuses on increasing lean body mass and reducing body fat, whereas Insanity seems to focus on cardiovascular endurance and body fat reduction. What really bothers me with Insanity however is the fact that it has no pull ups whatsoever, that means over time you lat muscles will shrink in size. And then if you decided to go back to P90X one day you have to start with 0 pull ups again. That's disappointing. But then again I haven't really tried it out yet, and to get a better comparison one really ought to have completed the 60 day program including the nutrition part. But then again looking forward to your 60 day result when you are done. Feel free to visit me on: http://brandedbrains.wordpress.com/ wj Hey,

I appreciate this comparison, however I can not help but notice that Insanity only launched a couple of weeks ago, hence how did you complete the 60 day program already?

If you ask me Insanity and p90x are not even in the same league, p90x focuses on increasing lean body mass and reducing body fat, whereas Insanity seems to focus on cardiovascular endurance and body fat reduction.

What really bothers me with Insanity however is the fact that it has no pull ups whatsoever, that means over time you lat muscles will shrink in size. And then if you decided to go back to P90X one day you have to start with 0 pull ups again. That’s disappointing.

But then again I haven’t really tried it out yet, and to get a better comparison one really ought to have completed the 60 day program including the nutrition part.

But then again looking forward to your 60 day result when you are done.

Feel free to visit me on:
http://brandedbrains.wordpress.com/

wj

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