Balboa said:We need a gif of that crazy faced turn Tony does on the intro to Kenpo X :lol he looks like a Terminator
You should be able to modify with different height and angles of your legs and upper body. Try extending your legs farther or raising them higher.Replicant said:Hmm......for some reason I can actually do the full Mason Twist routine quite easily in the past few days. Should I increase the amount that I do to get better result?
Haha, nah man it was great. I'm still feeling some of the effects today as I did a half Ab Ripper set yesterday too. Finally got the whole P90X, so I'll be starting that tonight.Javaman said:That Ab ripper must have been too much for him. RIP RJNavarrete![]()
Boonoo said:So I'm starting up on Wednesday; I have all my equipment in order, and I just need to get my food straightened out.
I watched a bit of the chest and back routine, and it seemed pretty good. Do you guys have any recomendations for pacing yourself? I was planning on being pretty conservative through the first half so that I could get a good idea of what I'm capable of and then really pushing it through the second half. Would that work out, or should i try and keep things steadier throughout?
OmniGamer said:Hope you guys are having better progress...I don't know what else to do besides an all out cardio blast for the next 30 days. The only area i'm pleased with is my Back progress.
I see my body every day though, so i'm curious to hear feedback from an external set of eyes.
LCfiner said:blargh. Ive been sick with a head cold since thursday and havent been able to finish this week properly. hopefully I can get back on the horse tomorrow and finish off last weeks legs and back routine.
@Midgar. the book is only necessary to tell you what disks to do on what days (if you want to do the routine as suggested). However, you can certainly get that info online.
I got the whole set with the books on Amazaon marketplace for 80 CDN.
agreed maybe use some more weight (if you can)LCfiner said:@ Omnigamer, yeah the back obviously has the most visible improvement. but its still a good overall improvement for only 60 days! losing a couple inches on the waist is nothing to sneeze at.
keep it up!
FlightOfHeaven said:Just read the first and last page, fellas, and I've got a couple of simple questions:
I've got an extremely hyper metabolism (I have <3% body fat) and would like to become reasonably fit for my martial arts training (stopped for a year, would like to get back into it). Is this program for me, or is it weight loss primarily.
If I do get into it, what do I need?
sounds unhealthyFlightOfHeaven said:Just read the first and last page, fellas, and I've got a couple of simple questions:
I've got an extremely hyper metabolism (I have <3% body fat) and would like to become reasonably fit for my martial arts training (stopped for a year, would like to get back into it). Is this program for me, or is it weight loss primarily.
If I do get into it, what do I need?
phinious said:Omni, you have made visible progress to me. Just remember you cant target fat loss, so it may take awhile to get results where you want them. Im gonna post my pics soon too. I likst 4-5 lbs in 30 days, my belt notches have gone down by 2! I look alot better in the mirror. Hopefully the pics will reveal that. ill try to post mine Sat. morning. After 8 years of sitting on my butt, this is great!
Boonoo said:Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck. I just did the first workout. Chest and Back + Ab Ripper X.
Chest and Back went ok, I guess. My reps were kinda low, but I pushed through to the end. Ab ripper, though, destroyed me. I think I need to focus more on just getting the form down and slowly building reps with it. I was flopping all over the place.
FlightOfHeaven said:Just read the first and last page, fellas, and I've got a couple of simple questions:
I've got an extremely hyper metabolism (I have <3% body fat) and would like to become reasonably fit for my martial arts training (stopped for a year, would like to get back into it). Is this program for me, or is it weight loss primarily.
If I do get into it, what do I need?
teh_pwn said:You can bulk on this program, but you'll have to change it. I would do classics and remove cardio and replace them with rest days. On weights, lift enough weight to fail around 5-6 reps. In their nutrition program, immediately go to phase III diet (which is very high carb, protein), and maybe add some fat. 3% body fat sounds like a medical problem too, if you haven't looked into already I would.
You need:
1. Dumbbells (they say or bands, but several exercises lose effectiveness with bands). Depending on how strong you are, start with 10, 15, 20, 25.
2. Iron Gym or P90x pullup bar. Attaches and detaches from your door frame.
3. Yoga mat.
4. Towels.
5. Perfect pushup, or some sort of pushup mount.
Boonoo said:You can use something like this bar that doesn't need to be screwed in. I've been using and liking it. But the one you posted should work fine. Although for the close grip pull ups you'll probably just have to grab the metal if the pads don't slide.
I3rand0 said:Thanks for the breakdown. I saw this bar (http://www.amazon.com/dp/B001GLNDZG/?tag=neogaf0e-20) at the store, will that suffice for the p90x bar?