P90X vs 30DS
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Hey I was just wondering if anybody knew of anywhere to get P90X cheaper than $140. I dont have $140 to spend on it but would really like to try the work out. Ive seen everyones success stories and would like to have one of my own!
If anybody knows any where that sells it cheaper or knows of anybody selling it, please let me know!
I planned on starting Jillian Michaels 30 Day Shred on August 1st.
Would you recommend P90X or 30DS?
If anybody knows any where that sells it cheaper or knows of anybody selling it, please let me know!
I planned on starting Jillian Michaels 30 Day Shred on August 1st.
Would you recommend P90X or 30DS?
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P90X. More intense and IMO you get better results. Not sure where to get a discounted P90X set... Try looking on eBay (my friend got his @ $70).0
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There is no comparison. P90X is a million times better.
I found Jillian's moves really hard on my knees and back and she is just obnoxious! lol0 -
Do you know anyone that previously used either of the dvd sets that you can borrow from?
Also, I didn't do 30DS but I don't think you can expect the results to be better than P90X considering P90X is 3 times longer.
Insanity beats all IMO however.0 -
You can try oodle.com I got turbo fire from there for REALLY cheap.0
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Try craigslist for your city. A lot of people are selling theirs.0
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Why don't you try to download it for free!! Just google it. I did so with 30ds and with yoga meltdown both by Jillian.0
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You can try oodle.com I got turbo fire from there for REALLY cheap.
Do you like turbo fire? i think it looks really fun!0 -
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Also, the two don't compare. p90X is crazy!! I am scared of it! LoL0
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I don't think you can really compare the two. I'm in the middle of 30DS and it's basically a DVD of 3 different 20 minute workouts. There is Level 1, 2, and 3 workouts, but they all consist of compound strength, ab, and cardio circuits. No rest, very intense.
If your nutrition is in order, it would probably be impossible not to see results.
The recommendation is to do the workout 5 days per week, but I don't think that gives enough muscle recovery time. I've been alternating with less intense cardio or kickboxing DVDs, doing 30DS 3 or 4 times per week.
I've also been using heavier weights than the suggested 3-5 pound dumbells (it depends on where your strength is at. Use whatever feels challenging to you, but not so heavy that you can't keep up).
Just leave out the jumping and go easier if you have problems with your back or knees, etc.
I have a friend who's in the middle of P90X, and it sounds like there are different workouts everyday. Everything from cardio to strength, to yoga. Plus it's intended for 90 days.
However, you can't really compare the two. Sounds like they both have a different approach.
Can't hurt to give 30DS a try, it's much cheaper. You could certainly spread the 3 levels of 30DS over 90 days....it's hard enough and you can up your weights.0 -
From what I've heard about the difficulty level, I'd start with 30 Day Shred first, then move to Jillian's Ripped in 30. After you do those, you can get a program called Supreme 90 that's supposed to be equally intense as PX90 and equally good and it's available for 19.99 at Traget for 10 different DVDs. That's what I intend to try after Ripped in 30 and I've previewed one of the DVDs and it looks very intense and fast-paced.0
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I just checked out this page and it's AMAZING! even insanity and Zumba are on there! Thank you thank you thank you thank you. I've been wanting to try them but didn't want to dish out hundreds of dollars for them. Awessssoome0 -
Check out Amazon- people sell brand new P90x on there for cheap cheap under the Used section.0
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From what I've heard about the difficulty level, I'd start with 30 Day Shred first, then move to Jillian's Ripped in 30. After you do those, you can get a program called Supreme 90 that's supposed to be equally intense as PX90 and equally good and it's available for 19.99 at Traget for 10 different DVDs. That's what I intend to try after Ripped in 30 and I've previewed one of the DVDs and it looks very intense and fast-paced.
Overall, I'd recommend Jillian Michaels stuff, interlaced with beach body programs0 -
Personally I'd say P90x. It's got varied workouts so it mixes it up a little so you don't get bored. I'd also consider which trainer you think you could listen to everyday. If you can't stand the trainer it won't be easy to motivate yourself to workout.0
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I did the 30DS for about 2 weeks, but stopped because I got bored of doing the same routine everyday. I'm doing the P90X now and I love it as it's constantly changing things up and it's A LOT more intense and you will see much more drastic results.
All you have to go is type in the video you want to do in google and you can find them. That's how I do it; you don't have to pay all that money!0
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