I’m getting used to the ground, the hard pact earth beneath me on the px90 wagon trail. I haven’t quite figured out how to stay on the wagon. I’ve tried with friends, alone, in the evening, in the morning, sporadic times… but in the end I keep falling off the damn px90 wagon.

When I’m doing the workouts I feel spectacular in every facet; mind, body, and spirit. When I’m sitting on the ground twiddling my thumbs the lack of endorphins leave me in a depressed low with barely enough energy to pick myself up. So as much as I know that the px90 workout does wonders during and after its completion I have to evaluate why I can’t get passed the half way point. Is the training system too difficult? – No, not really. Are the workouts boring? – No, their no bs attitude keep me in line. Is it too long? – Ding Ding Ding! Yah, the hour and a half (not including shower and blog writing afterwards) every day is just not conceivable with my lifestyle. Even if I cut out my blog it’s still 45 min too long.

Just before I quit the px90 a few weeks yet again I came up with a system. No videos. Just go through the routine using the calendar. If you watch the videos for the first few times you’ll know how to do the exercises without watching Tony do them. This can cut your workout time down by up to 50% because you aren’t waiting for “them” to finish if you are at your breaking point. Is this worth a shot? Yah I think so. I’m hands down happier on the days when I complete my px90 workout.

Summary of px90: I am currently struggling with staying on the wagon but I’m going to get back on again!