Equipment for PX90?

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staclo
staclo Posts: 511 Member
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My hubby is thinking about starting the program, but I'm wondering what kind of equipment that we would need. Thanks!

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  • kittybellenir
    kittybellenir Posts: 128 Member
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    hand weights, maybe a couple of strength bands, and the pull up bar
  • hiddensecant
    hiddensecant Posts: 2,446 Member
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    Don't forget a measuring tape (throw out or ignore the scale).

    Look for a good tasting protein powder also ... It helps eat all the extra calories we're supposed to (1800).
  • taryn_perry
    taryn_perry Posts: 193 Member
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    You can really get away with just using resistance bands and a door attachment. If you have free weights, great, but no need to go buy a whole set. The bands will do the trick nicely, and offer great modification for the pull ups. Or you can get a good pull up bar at yoru local sports store. Iron Gym is a great one, for like $29.

    Hope this helps!
  • krystad
    krystad Posts: 28
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    yoga block will be a must for him, my poor hubby suffers even with it!!!! pull up bar, free weights, the band that comes with the program is good but you may need a door attachment if he cannot do a pull up or push up, or wants to go to failure! fat callipers, only about $20 and wayyyyy cheaper than getting it done by a trainer, and kinda fun if you do it together:wink:
  • staclo
    staclo Posts: 511 Member
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    I'd love to do it too. I'm currently doing a routine, but I'm not sure how long that will last. How long does it take each day, on average?
  • hiddensecant
    hiddensecant Posts: 2,446 Member
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    I'd love to do it too. I'm currently doing a routine, but I'm not sure how long that will last. How long does it take each day, on average?

    Most of them are about an hour; yoga is 90 minutes.
  • staclo
    staclo Posts: 511 Member
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    Thanks for your help, everyone! :happy:

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