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P90X Advice: Is Workout Addiction Real?
With anything good, there can always be bad. Or, if you like Eastern wisdom, with the ying must come the yang! P90X is an extreme home fitness program that lasts for ninety-days, and the benefits that you can achieve from mastering it are numerous. You’ll lose weight, become stronger, learn to eat better with the P90X nutrition plan, transform your body and your mindset and, most importantly, get healthier. However, as with anything worth having, there may be a few risks. Certainly, one minor risk with P90X or any other workout program that you incorporate into your life is injury. Another risk that’s often not as talked about, though it is minor, is the reality of developing workout addiction. Read the rest of this entry »
P90X Advice: Surviving the Heat Wave
If you live anywhere in the eastern part of the United States or Canada, then you just survived one of the hottest heat waves of the summer. Did you manage to keep up your workout schedule? Don’t feel guilty if you didn’t. Though we’ve discussed how to work out in hot weather on the Finish Well Fitness blog before, it can be incredibly difficult to motivate yourself into a workout during extreme heat if you’re not used to that heat. And if you’re not used to that heat, it can also be somewhat dangerous to workout in that kind of weather, particularly if you’re doing an extreme workout like P90X. However, for future reference, here are some tips for surviving while being healthy both during and after a heat wave. Read the rest of this entry »
P90X Advice: Home Workouts and Self Discipline
Self discipline. It’s one of the keys to success in anything that you do in life, but it’s particularly important if you’re about to undertake a home workout. It’s extra important if that home workout is as challenging as P90X is. Why is that? There two three key reasons that self discipline is a critical element to success if you’re doing P90X. Read the rest of this entry »
P90X Recovery: Alternating Hot and Cold Therapy
P90X is a challenging, extreme home fitness workout. When you’re done with the workouts, even the recovery day and recovery week workouts, you’ll be in some pain. That’s just the reality of any challenging fitness workout. It’s good pain, though, because it means that before long you’ll be seeing extreme results from your extreme effort. However, you’ll want to find ways to alleviate some of the post-workout pain and speed up your post-workout recovery time. There are lots of options ranging from ice-water baths all the way to good, old-fashioned aspirin. However, one of the most highly recommended post-workout recovery routines involves alternating between a hot water or heat treatment and an ice-water or cold temperature treatment. Read the rest of this entry »
P90X Advice: Getting Mentally Focused
Getting the most out of the P90X experience is a three-fold process. The first element is obviously improving your body’s physical condition until it can not only handle but also master the many P90X workout products. The second element is learning about and adopting good P90X nutrition practices that not only mean learning to eat a healthy diet but also mean learning about what health supplements to use and when. However, the final element, and the one that often gets overlooked, is a purely mental element. P90X is a challenge workout, and like any challenge workout, you’ll only get the best results from it if you go into it fully mentally focused. Here are three tips for making sure that you’re always at the height of your mental focus before you start your workout. Read the rest of this entry »
Start a Local P90X Workout Group
Perhaps you’re about to begin the P90X program and know that you’ll need some mental and emotional support along the way. Or maybe you’ve completed P90X and want to continue working out while also spreading the word about how the program can transform not only your body but also your whole way of life. One way to accomplish either of the goals we just mentioned is to start a local P90X group. Here are some tips on how to do that! Read the rest of this entry »
How to Prepare for P90X
You’ve taken the plunge and ordered your P90X dvds! Good for you! You’ve read the P90X reviews, absorbed all of the P90X tips on this blog, seen the before and after pictures, and now you’re ready! In no time at all, your P90X program will arrive at your home and you can get started. However, in the meantime, there are some things that you can do to prepare for going on the most challenging workout journey on the market today. Here are five things to do to get ready for the P90X workout challenge. Read the rest of this entry »
P90X Tip: Determining Your Target Heart Rate
The P90X workout series combines both anaerobic strength exercises and aerobic exercises to burn fat and build muscle tone at the same time. Because there’s an aerobic element to P90X, understanding what your target heart rate should be is an important starting point for you as you undertake your P90X journey, particularly if you’re new to fitness and working out. Read the rest of this entry »
Determining Your P90X Goals
You’re ready to jump! You’re fired up and you wish that you’d started P90X yesterday! You’ve seen the commercials, the videos, the P90X reviews and the before and after pictures! Good for you! Getting motivated and being excited is the first step to successfully completing the P90X journey. However, like anything else, you’ll do better with your P90X if you set some solid (and realistic) goals for yourself. Here are five goals that we think that you should set and fight to stick to. Read the rest of this entry »
P90X Advice: Working out in Hot Weather
If you’re starting your P90X journey right now, that means that you’re doing a summer, hot weather workout plan. Or, maybe you’re one of the lucky ones who lives somewhere where it’s warm all of the time (in which case we’re very jealous of you!). However it is that you’ve ended up doing a home workout in the heat, there are a few things that you’ll need to keep in mind in order to keep your workout safe for your health and optimized for best results. Here are a few quick tips on making sure your hot weather workout leaves you looking hot, not feeling overheated! Read the rest of this entry »



