p90x or insanity?
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which one do you prefer? or are they equal?
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I'm starting insanity tomorrow and really excited! From the research that I've done p90x is more muscle training and insanity is more cardio, but don't quote me on it. I'll let you know in 60 days how I'm doing lol0
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my personal preference reference is p90x0
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I actually like both, and I like to combine them interchangeably, since neither has everything I want.
For instance, the P90X cardio and kenpo programs are boring to me. Completely, utterly boring, and I can't follow the program if I have to do them. So what I've done is kept workouts from P90X that I like (like the Back/Legs, Shoulders/Arms, Plyo, and Back/Chest/Arms), and then mixed them in with my running and Insanity workouts. I've found the Insanity to be much more challenging in terms of keeping me feeling like I'm really working, because they have excellent plyometric and cardio workouts, but the P90X ones like that give me the resistance training that I want without having to march down to the gym when I can't leave the house.0 -
Both are great programs...if you do a hybrid...better. P90X is great for strength training, but as mentioned, the cardio is boring (Kempo is just lame in my opinion). You will get a better cardio burn with insanity for sure, but the sessions in P90X are good if you are not in the best cardio shape (Insanity can be a shock for those that havent done cardio in a while).
Melt fat, gain strenth in your core - Insanity
Strenth train, burn some fat - P90X
Melt Fat, Gain strength, strong core - Hybrid program
**DIet is key for any program...just adding as a general disclaimer**0 -
Supposedly:
P90X builds muscle. Insanity cuts.0 -
I am doing Insanity and I am very happy so far. I am building muscle. I can see it in my arms and legs. I would love to try P90x as well. I can totally see doing a hybrid.0
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