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P90X2 Workout Sheets Available Here!

Are you looking for the P90X2 Workout Sheets? Than turn no further, because I have them here for your use! Not only that, I created P90X2 Workout Sheets for both P90X2 PAP Upper and PAP Lower workouts!! First things first: if you are looking for the Original P90X Worksheets, than click here to download them. Otherwise, the P90X2 Worksheets are below!   Why is it important to have P90X2 Workout Sheets? This is an important question, and one that I get often. The reason that you will want to have the P90X2 workout sheets is to get the BEST results! Think about it…if you don’t have the worksheets, how will you track your progress? I consistently look back...

posted on: May 5, 2012 | author: Bob Sharpe

P90X2 Yoga What is it all About?

If anyone has ever completed the original P90X Yoga, you’ll most likely definitely grow an appreciation for X2 Yoga!! Find out why I say this below, especially if the P90X workout of Yoga X drove you insane!!   When I first started P90X Yoga, I went in with an open mind, but the length of the exercise that day (what was it, an hour and a half or something???) absolutely killed me. Especially when balancing the workload of my full-time career, it wasn’t always easy getting that in. Did any of you feel the same way? What did you do to get around it for those of you who stayed dedicated to it?   While I came up...

P90X2 Yoga What is it all About?
posted on: Mar 8, 2012 | author: Bob Sharpe

P90X2 Workout Schedule available here!...

Are you looking for the P90X2 workout schedule and guides? Do you have outstanding questions on what in the world the phases and time schedule represent? Well today I’m going to answer your questions! The Phases P90X2 workout program is divided into three separate phases, just like P90X. What is nice about P90X2 is that you can flex your phases based on your improvement areas! What I mean by that, is that if you want to improve upon your balance in the foundation phase (phase 1), you can extend the amount of weeks you do the phase up to 6 weeks! On the alternative, if your balance is good and you want to move to the strength phase (phase 2)...

posted on: Mar 8, 2012 | author: Bob Sharpe