Lastly, as I’ve progressed through P90X the cardio workouts (specifically Kenpo X) have gotten pretty easy. Also with P90X there is some equipment required which can make it tough to do the workouts if you travel a lot. If you’re going to do P90X you really need to commit to the workouts and set aside enough time each day to do them. Some cons to P90X is that the workouts are a little bit longer then Insanity. That means you can focus more on you form and reps to make sure you get the best possible workout.
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A majority of these moves are very simple and straight forward to do so you’re not having to spend 30 minutes or more just learning how to do them properly. During P90X you’ll be doing a lot of your classic pull ups, push ups, etc. I also just really enjoy the resistance exercises within P90X. He is a goofy guy that really makes the workouts fun. I also really like the fitness trainer that does P90X, Tony Horton. There are also three versions of the program (Classic, Lean, Doubles) that really allow you to accomplish whatever goals you are trying to accomplish whether it be to lose weight, get toned, get ripped or to even add some size. Some pros to P90X is that it’s a great all around workout that has some awesome resistance workouts as well as cardio workouts. They are two completely different programs though and I think they are both incredible workouts. If someone were to put a gun to my head and ask me which program is my favorite in the P90X vs Insanity battle, then I’d definitely say P90X. I started my fitness journey with P90X back in January 2010 and I’ve been doing it over a year now so I’ve got to admit I am a little biased towards P90X (see my results here – P90X Results). My Opinion – P90X vs Insanity P90X – P90X vs Insanity Regardless what program you decide to do, you need to do what’s best for YOU! P90X vs Insanity Comparison Chart I’ll go ahead and start off with a simple P90X vs Insanity comparison chart, and then I’ll give you my opinion on P90X and Insanity.
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I’ve been doing P90X for over a year now, and I’ve gone through a full 60 days of Insanity. Unlike a lot of people who try to do a P90X vs Insanity comparison, I’ve have gone through BOTH workout programs. They are two completely different workout programs, but I figured I’d still try to do my best and compare the two. I try to explain to everyone that trying to compare P90X and Insanity is like comparing apples to bananas. The debate between P90X vs Insanity continues! I constantly get questions from people asking me if P90X is better than Insanity (or vice versa), or just asking which fitness program is better for them.
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