P90x Scam - Read Why These People Thought P90x Was A Scam

P90x Scam - Read Why These People Thought P90x Was A Scam

I completed the 3 month P90x program and lost 11 pounds. I was happy and satisfied at how much healthier and alive I felt! Before the program I was unhappy with how much extra fat I had and how out of shape I was. I ordered it after reading about it and seeing an infomercial, and after telling others about my decision to get fit, they wanted to follow the program with me. The result was that I succeeded while they failed. After watching them I learned several things that you could do to make yourself fail at P90x.

What was the defining differences between me and them? There were several. The first was they complained, a lot. They complained about eating healthy, they fussed about the workouts, they whined whenever something made them uncomfortable. Let me tell you right now, P90x and exercise in general is uncomfortable! They were negative about the whole program in general. They started of excited, but as soon as things got tough, it was as if they were trying to talk themselves out of doing the workouts and ultimately transforming their body.

There is a reason they put the Nutrition Plan book in the program! Many people ask, "Do I have to follow the P90x Nutrition Plan?" My response is yes! If you are serious about getting results, then you need to eat healthier! The group that failed didn't follow the Nutrition Plan. They rationalized that the bacon, cookies, sugar loaded cereal, white bread, ice cream, and the rest of the junk they so often ate didn't need to be removed. These people honestly thought that because they ate "home cooked food", they were eating healthy. Granted, any outsider would realise soon after seeing their "home cooked" bacon, chicken, and mayonnaise sandwiches, that these people were out of their minds thinking that what they were eating was "healthy home cooking"!

On average, the group that failed did only 2-3 workouts a week. This translated to them doing less than half of the program. Yoga X is the longest workout in the program. One and a half hours is a long time, but why complain if it is going to help you change your body? They never made it through a single Yoga X workout. They also never followed through with a set time to do the workouts. It wasn't unusual for them to put off doing the workout until late at night when they would say they were to tired to exercise. There was a lot of procrastination.

If you want to fail, do what the above group did, because none of them got anything out of it. They complained, were negative, and constantly tried to sabotage their own attempt to transform their body and their life. They continued to eat unhealthy, and they only did less than half of the workouts in the program. At the end of it they thought P90x didn't work, when in reality, their failure was 100% their own fault. P90x works. The catch is, you have to follow it and do your best. You have to change your eating habits and eat healthier. You also have to do your best in all of the workouts. If you do that, you will achieve amazing results.

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