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#P90X Day 43: Quivering Muscles Everywhere

March 12th 2010

Yesterday afternoon I was hit with the sad news that a family friend had passed away suddenly. It was a sad moment and, as I rushed away from work to be with my wife and her family, I was fully prepared to just take a day off from P90X and be the support that I [...]

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#P90X Day 36: A trifecta of pain | #abx #diet

March 4th 2010

My apologies for such a scary sounding post title. No real pain involved, per se, but definitely a tough workout! Doing such a muscle intense workout @ 4:45am is a chore no matter how you look at it. I chose to eat the bulk of my calories later in the day, as I was hoping [...]

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#P90X Day 29: Chest, Shoulders & Triceps…

February 26th 2010

WELCOME TO WEEK 5
First off, let me explain that this post is a little long. The day was full of insight and wonder as I geared up for the first day of Week 5: Chest, Shoulders and Triceps.

I’ve recently been in contact with two different Independent Beachbody Coaches. If you’re on twitter and are looking for a good resource for support/information @shandal and @fitdadpdx are two great resources. I picked both their brains about, specifically, the recommended adjustment to the P90X diet for Phase 2 (which is the next four weeks).

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#P90X Day 24: Core Synergistics

February 22nd 2010

Outside of it having the word ‘core’ in the title, I had no idea what I was in for. But in truth, this was the fastest hour I’ve ever worked out in my life. This workout just flew by. It was fun, energetic, diverse, and a little tough to follow with how different one workout [...]

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It’s a bittersweet Symphony, this P90X…

February 11th 2010

This morning’s little ditty is about my progress with P90X, and how it has turned out to be somewhat bittersweet. Don’t get me wrong — the physical transformation I can see is great and what I’m able to see my body do 16 days out in comparison to what I could (or couldn’t) do on day 1 is really quite staggering to think about. So what are those gains exactly?

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