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When asked “How much does P90X cost?” I’m always a little surprised that people flinch. “P90X cost is $120! That’s too rich for my blood,” they’ll say as they suck down their daily $4 latte (which ironically is a $120/month habit). The problem is that people don’t break down the price over time (I’ve already taught you this principle when figuring out the true cost of Shakeology). Yes, the P90X cost is $120 up front. But that’s one time and the workouts are yours to keep … forever. And unlike that latte, the workouts get cheaper over time. While the same principles hold true for any home fitness program you buy, we’re going to take a look at P90X as an example.
Do You Feel Like There’s Too Much Food on P90X? I frequently hear from people that there’s too much food on P90X. This comment usually comes from those who want to lose about 30 to 50 pounds and they’re worried that consuming in the neighborhood of 3,000 calories each. P90X Nutrition Guide The P90X nutrition guide has recipes for different calories levels, based on how much you weight. And I like the recipes - they emphasize healthy, basic foods, eating in moderation and in small portion sizes, and eating to fuel your exercise (not solely for pleasure). Second of all I really do find p90x nutrition guide to complicated. Therefore I finished p90x without following nutrition plan and just eating what made sense to me. I still enjoyed it and I do see results. For the first time in my life I could do some push ups and can see six pack starting to show up. The P90x program comes with a detailed nutrition guide which is designed to complement the workouts. There are three phases to the nutrition program, with the first phase focusing on lowering carbohydrates and increasing protein intake. The second phase places emphasis on increasing the carbohydrate percentage, and the third phase will increase.Before we go any further…
Some of you skeptics out there are already thinking, “Of course he wants us to buy a home fitness program… he won’t make any money off my YMCA membership.” I get that. I’m a skeptic too.
I’m also big on being smart with my money. So much so that I wrote Fitness for Less: Tips for keeping costs down, Save Money While Getting Fit, and Boost Your Savings While Building Your Home Gym to help you do the same. So the best you can, squash your inner-skeptic. You’ll soon see, the numbers don’t lie.P90X Cost broken down
P90X lasts 90 days (hence the “90”). There are 6 workouts a week and it spans over the course of 13 weeks. 6 x 13 = 78. So in 13 weeks, you are going to do 78 workouts. At $120 for 78 workouts, you’re paying $1.54/workout ($120 / 78 = $1.54). That’s not bad to begin with. But let’s keep in mind, that’s only for one round of P90X. The discs are yours, remember? There’s no rule that says you can only do it one time. I’ve done it four times myself (not in a row… I wouldn’t recommend that) and I plan on doing it more.
So let’s do the math on the next three rounds:
*After Round 2, I’ve done 156 workouts, for that same $120 price. So I’ve cut my P90X cost in half at $.77/workout.
*After Round 3, I’ve done 234 workouts, for $120. So now my P90X cost is $.51/workout.
*After my fourth round of P90X, I’ve done 312 workouts for $120. I’ve now only paid $.38/workout.
Let’s also not forget that if someone else in your household is doing the program, that will cut your P90X cost per workout in half.P90X cost and savings
I haven’t even mentioned how you’re saving money long-term on medical bills using exercise as preventative medicine. Or how you’re saving money on gas by not having to drive to the gym. Or how you’re saving money on your recurring $60/month gym membership, a membership that most people don’t use enough to get their money’s worth. Not only that, but you don’t own your membership. You’re really just renting the space and the equipment every month.
And why you would hesitate at a one-time $120 cost but not flinch at paying for monthly luxuries such as Netflix, Cable/Satellite, SiriusXM, cell phone and data plans, and the list goes on?
I’m just wanting you to crunch the numbers instead of running away from sticker shock. 38 cents is couch cushion money man! Why are you hesitating?How Much Does P90x Diet Cost WorkP90X cost of equipment
Okay, admittedly I have left out the cost of equipment, but I did that for several reasons:
#1) With P90X in specific, there are ways to modify nearly every move. So if you don’t have a chin-up bar but you have resistance bands, you’ll be fine (you will definitely need either dumbbells or resistance bands however).
Windows 7 home premium group policy editor download. #2) Depending on the program you’re doing (Insanity, TurboFire, Asylum, P90X2, or something else), the required equipment varies. Furthermore, some programs come with all the equipment you’ll need.
#3) There’s a wide range in quality levels of exercise equipment. I believe you get what you pay for, whether it’s equipment or supplements or something else entirely. So I buy things that last (like SelectTech dumbbells) and/or is backed either by a great warranty (like my beloved Vitamix), and/or is sold by a reputable retailer that would honor returns/exchanges (like Beachbody and Amazon). And again, unlike your use-it-or-lose-it gym membership, the equipment is yours for keeps.
No matter what you buy, be it a home fitness program, a bed, a car, you name it, you’d be wise to calculate the cost over time and the “return” you’ll get in exchange (for this reason alone, I would be wise to eat out less).
With P90X (or any other Beachbody program), you’re getting fit, building lifestyle habits, setting an example to those around you, increasing confidence, relieving stress, and practicing good body stewardship. These kind of “returns” are priceless and you can get them over and over for pennies on the dollar.How Much Does P90x Diet Cost Per
So how much does P90X cost? As little as you want it to.Start My Coaching!
Hi Todd.
First of all, this is an amazing post. Thank you!
Second of all I really do find p90x nutrition guide to complicated. Therefore I finished p90x without following nutrition plan and just eating what made sense to me. I still enjoyed it and I do see results. For the first time in my life I could do some push ups and can see six pack starting to show up.
And so I decided to do it again, but do it properly this time. And your web page is like dream come true.
Anyway, I do not have too much fat, I am like 6,2, weighing 170 lbs and my goals here are to completely get rid of that belly fat so my six pack would show up properly and to get some muscle mass. I attached a pic for you to get sense of how I currently look. The underwear is funny, I know. :D
When I spoke with couple of my mates they said that p90x is not designed to get muscles, it just to lose weight ant tone your current muscles. Is that true, what do you think? Or do they talk some nonsense?
And if they talk bulls.it, what could you recommend. Do I need fat shredder phase? Or maybe I could start by maintenance phase. I am a bit confused here. :) My Intake is 2600 calories and I am wondering maybe you could give some advice on how big my deficit should be?
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Thanks a lot for your answers! Keep up the good work.
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