Hi there. I did P90X during the summer for 2 months. Then started running. I just restarted January 23rd. Put on a couple pounds over the holidays. Plus its to nasty out to run. Looking forward to going through it again.

Hey guys! I'm a 26 year old guy originally from Houston, TX, but currently in Chicago for school. I'm currently a medical student (I know the ins and outs of how our body works, but haven't applied this to my own health and fitness lately...). I have a bad knee due to an injury I endured a couple of years ago, but I've been using the elliptical regularly(and sometimes treadmill) so I hope I can handle the P90X! I'm excited to get this show on the road! Go Team Extreme90!

My name is Jason. I will be 40 this July. I started on MFP in December I have lost 12 lbs so far and looking for about 100 more. I am married with 2 kids ages 6 and 12. They are in sports all the time so always really busy and eating correctly becomes a chore because we are always in a hurry to get to the next activity. I started p90x in OCT of 2010 but broke my ancle in NOV of 2010 , not realated to the P90x, finally feel my ancle is strong enough to start this again so here I am. Anyone feel free to add me as a friend.

I did the P90X lean program a while back and got about 1/2 through it before I moved on to another workout. I was thinking of going back to it for another try.

My name is Adora I am 42 an so far have lost 70lbs and only have 20 to go.... I have been struggling recently to keep on track and hope this will hep kick my *kitten* into gear again.

I live in Mass...

Good luck to all!

I don't know if you want people that have already started (but are just a few weeks in), but I wouldn't mind joining in.

I've done 1 round last year, dropped almost 40lbs and came within 2lbs of my goal weight. Started a few rounds in the ensuing months but with a move and lots of other issues, I lost a few steps, but I am now trying to recapture the results with a new round I started on the 11th Jan, with a fair uphill battle to get back to where I was.

This is a good program if you stick with it. Don't necessarily expect to look like their success stories, but if you work out and eat well, you are going to love the results, even if they are the more realistic kind for those of us with jobs, families, and a lack of a personal chef to help with the nutrition plan.

The single biggest thing I can say for the people new to this program: don't worry about the scale for at least the first phase. You'll probably see stuff really start happening sometime in the 2nd month. For me, I spent a month within 1lb of Day 1, and I even looked roughly the same. I was told by my coach to wait till somewhere around week 6, and amazingly, suddenly stuff started happening. And it was almost more breathtaking than a Plyo workout, when it started happening.

I am a "coach" with beachbody, but more in the sense of getting the shakeology discounts, not into coming here to sell people shtuff. I do use shakeology and the recovery drink, but other than that it's GNC or other sources for protein drinks and shakes, and no fatburnerplusplusplus/supermachobulkyrevver/nuclearfissionmusclegrowth/atomicworkoutblaster junk. And I didn't/don't do the P90X nutrition plan -- I just take the nut of what they are trying to achieve with it, and try to model my own dietary choices in some rough fashion after what they have in the plan. Perhaps I have to settle for non-front-page results, but what I got doing what I did the first round, was still fantastic for me. And it was all hard work and good food that did it.

26 years old, living in Florida. I started P90X in October but lost motivation when the holidays came around. Started it up again two weeks ago and intend to finish it this time. I know a few people who have completed it, and every one of them had an awfully impressive visual transformation.

Made it through week 2, day 1 (chest and back). I did better on most things than the last time around-that's good. What's up with those dive bombers? Is it crazy that I can't even do one? I definitely have room to improve on that exercise.

You can do it! "Just keep pushing play."

Our stats are very similar - I'm sending you a friend request.