Debate: P90X VS. Insanity - Your Thoughts???
soumbos
Posts: 32 Member
Okay. So I am currently doing The Asylum, but I have also done Insanity and P90X in the past. I've talked to many people have have done/are doing one of the 2 programs, and I thought it would be fun to start a debate (I'm bored, okay!!).
I personally prefer P90X slightly due to the general fitness benefits it provides, but I also love the brutal intensity of Insanity.
1/ Which do you prefer?
2/ Why do you prefer it?
I personally prefer P90X slightly due to the general fitness benefits it provides, but I also love the brutal intensity of Insanity.
1/ Which do you prefer?
2/ Why do you prefer it?
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umm thats hard to choose . . .
p90x makes me feel strong and it has so much variety, I never get bored:glasses:
but Insanity makes me die and die and sweat buckets . . . . .:drinker:0 -
I prefer Insanity. The relentless intensity of it is incredible. I know they do very different things and P90X has its place, but in terms of a getting the heart rate up and getting everything going there's no competition between the two. I get off on that explosion and feeling of near collapse if it's quick. I find a 25 minute Insanity workout much harder to survive than the hour-long P90X plyometrics session, which says it all for me. But that's just how I work, I'm not saying one is better, just that I enjoy Insanity more.0
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Insanity makes me drip with sweat...which I like. P90X helps me to get a good resistance workout..which I also like. I just alternate. Both have good things to offer and I think it's good to mix things up.0
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Do both to confuse the muscles0
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I love how hard core insanity is but between the two, P90X gave me better results. To me P90X just provides more of an all around workout. My favorite program to follow is the P90X/Insanity Hybrid. Best of both worlds. But if I absolutely had to pick one... P90X.0
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Haven't done insanity yet but I'm 6'3 and me jumping in my house is not ideal for my ceiling or floor. I prefer p90x so far. Will try insanity in January when I'm done with this round however.0
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I see no reason to pit them against each other. They both gave me great results, and doing a hybrid of the two gave me the best results of all. I could see Insanity being more of a problem for people with bad knees or other injuries that severely limit jumping exercises. It's a lot easier to modify moves in P90X.0
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This is not a competition! Just a friendly conversation about the type of exercise everyone prefers really
My favorite is an Asylum/P90X hybrid to be honest0 -
Personally, I hate P90x. I find them boring, and Tony is not my favourite coach. I have cycled it only once, and use the exercises on my weight training days, but I do them on my own.
Insanity is far too cardio based, didn't really do anything for me physically (no weight or inch loss), but mentally made me feel hard kore and like I was in great shape. I DID have to add my own weight training days in though, because I felt like I was losing it, especially back and biceps. I will put in an Insanity video any day I feel fat.
Asylum (I know not part of the debate) gave me the most body change and muscle strength, made me do things that my body never wanted to.0
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