Power 90 anyone?

I finished Power 90 about 3 months ago -- it's a good program if you're starting out or have let yourself get out of shape (like I did). If you've been doing any regular cardio, then the cardio workouts probably won't be too challenging. The strength workout is pretty good -- you go through two or three cycles of chest-back-shoulders-biceps-triceps-legs. Pretty well hits all the major muscle groups. The only complaint I've heard it that there's not much variety and the workouts get repetitive -- there's only the two workouts: strength and cardio. When you move to the "advanced" workouts, they're the same, you just add another set of the same exercises for cardio, while you modify the strength exercises to make them somewhat more challenging and add another set that targets specific muscles. I didn't mind the repetition since I liked being able to get into a routine and challenge myself to improve on every workout. All-in-all, I'd recommend it, but by the end of 90 days it was definitely time to move on.
If you're in better shape and Power 90 is too easy, but you don't want to ramp up to something like P90X or Insanity, the Power 90 Master Series is a pretty good "in between" program. I started the Master Series right after Power 90 and just finished. It's similar to Power 90, plus they add several additional workouts, so there's no danger of getting bored doing to same two workouts over and over. You vary the workouts in three week cycles like P90X, but the workouts themselves just aren't as intense as P90X. When I started the Master Series after Power 90, it was pretty challenging, but towards the end of the 90 days it was starting to get too easy. I'm definitely ready to start P90X now.
Hope that answered some of your questions, and let me know if there's anything else you need to know.
Good luck,
Z

I say tackle P90X and modify... if you stick to it, you won't be disappointed! and after 3 months of that, hit P90X2... you will have amazing results!

I'm on day... 38 of P90X. I was think of a second round. How does P90X2 differ? Thanks!

P90X is a fitness program. You work major muscle and do some cardio and yoga.

P90X<2 is and athletic training program. You connect all the muscles your built in P90X.

You'll work your core and balance in Phase 1, You'll add resistance back in Phase 2 and In Phase 3 you'll kick it up a notch
with P.A.P training. Google P.A.P but the guy (can't remember his name), that won the slam dunk contest at the NBA All Star Game
trains P.A.P

P90X<2 is not as hard (intense wise) as P90X but it's a great all around solid program.

I did P90X for three weeks and I modifed since I didn't have a pull up bar. So I just used my dumbells to mimick the movements. But I just started Power 90 on Monday and I want to complete it all the way through and then give P90X another try.