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Billy Blanks Tae-bo Workout

By FitnessDude · Comments (2)
Tuesday, January 5th, 2010

 Billy Blanks Tae bo Workout

Billy Blanks Tae-Bo has been around for a long time, and he is still putting out Tae-Bo workout DVD’s.  Billy developed this high paced kickboxing cardiovascular workout in 1976, but it was not until 1998 when Billy’s first workout video (VHS) was released.  This Tae-Bo workout literally swept the world by storm, by 1999 the there were millions of sales and everyone was doing Tae-Bo in their homes.  Billy’s most recent DVD release was in 2008, when he released the T3 workout.

billy blanks 2 300 209x300 Billy Blanks Tae bo WorkoutI still remember when Tae-Bo broke out onto the scene, it was absolutely nuts!  People were raving about this workout, and the success people were having was good.  The infomercials for Tae-Bo were dynamite for its success, because people ate it up like candy.  Tae-Bo changed a lot of things in the fitness world, it pioneered the way for home workout videos, it created new and fun ways for people to workout, and it also made gyms try to cash in on the Tae-Bo craze by offering their own kickboxing classes.  In a lot of ways Tae-Bo has been very good for the fitness world.

But what is Tae-Bo all about? Is it still worth getting?

Here is what Tae-Bo has to offer.

It offers a wide variety of workout DVD’s, since tae-Bo has been around for a while there are a lot of different workout to choose from.  The workouts are mainly based around high-energy cardio routines that are meant to pump your heart and shed fat.

You can by most DVD’s separately or as a set, giving you the option to spend less money or spend more money, but even the sets are only around 60 dollars.  So it is relatively cheap.

You do not have to buy any other equipment.  Tae-Bo mostly uses body resistance or it comes with the product you need.

Tae-Bo not only focuses on transforming the body, but also transforming the mind. (If you are into the spirit stuff)

Here are some Cons.

Most Tae-Bo workouts do not come with a nutrition plan, although the new T3 addressed that problem by offering an on-the-go eating guide and a weight loss eating plan, but nothing to extravagant.

Tae-Bo can become repetitive and monotonous. Doing the same workouts over and over again can be hard for a lot of people to stay motivated.

Tae-Bo does not address the workout plateau.  This means that even though you might see results right away from doing the workouts, over time your progress will start to diminish.  That is because your muscles and body get used to the workout routine.  Tae-Bo fails to include muscle confusion.

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eec1c9aa62dfa549 billy blanks taebo amped.xlarger 300x232 Billy Blanks Tae bo WorkoutPersonally, if you are an at home workout DVD type of person, I feel that there are better choices out there than Tae-Bo, that include different styles of workouts and better nutrition guides.  Even though Tae-Bo has been around for a long time and is affordable, it just does not offer what you can get from other at home workout DVD’s.  Other home workouts to check out are P90x, Insanity Workout, Turbo Jam, and 10 Minute Trainer

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Does the P90x Workout Work?

By FitnessDude · Comments (0)
Wednesday, November 11th, 2009

Lately I have been hearing a lot about this P90x workout also mistakenly known as the Px90 workout; apparently it says P90x will get you ripped in 90 days.  As always, I am more on the skeptic side of things when it comes to workouts that “promise” results, but I thought I would give the P90x workout system a fair review. 

First let me layout the basics on what the P90x workout system is all about.

p90x logo12 300x64 Does the P90x Workout Work?Tony Horton is the man behind the P90x system.  P90x is a 90 day home workout program that focuses on a whole body workout.  There are three phases; each phase is one month long.  There are also three different ways you can chose to do the P90x workout system.  There is the Lean program, which focuses on cardio, there is the Classic program, which is the most popular, and there is the Doubles program, which has you do two workouts a day. 

The P90x workout prides itself on “muscle confusion,” which is said to be why P90x works so well.  Each phase specializes on changing the way your muscles are worked out, so your muscles do not get familiar with the workout and experience a workout plateau. 

There are 12 P90x workouts:

  • Chest and Back
  • Plyometrics
  • Ab Ripper X
  • Shoulders and Arms
  • Yoga X
  • Back and Biceps
  • Kenpo X
  • X Stretch
  • Core Synergistics
  • Cardio X
  • Chest, Shoulders and Triceps

Each workout is anywhere between 45 and 90 minutes long, except for the Ab Ripper X workout, which is about 15 minutes long.

P90x comes with a nutrition guide that matches up with the three workout phases, and it is suggested that you have dumbbells, resistance bands, and a chin up bar.  There are many other products that compliment the P90x workout.  P90x has multi-vitamins, protein bars, a muscle recovery drink, and its very own designed chin up bar.

So here is my take on Tony Horton’s P90x Workout

The P90x workout system is primarily a muscle building program, not a weight loss program.  Now just because it is a muscle building program, that does not mean that P90x is going to bulk you up.  You have the option on building lean muscle mass or heavy muscle mass.  If you are a person who does not work out often and is obese or overweight, this program is probably not for you.  P90x is mainly for people who have little fat to lose.  P90x is specialized for people who want to bust through their workout plateau, so they can achieve those six pack and a toned body.   

I actually do like the P90x workout system and I believe that it will work; it is matched well with a great nutrition guide that you can actually live by and that will fuel your body through the workouts.   My only drawback to the P90x workout system is that it might take longer than 90 days, three months just isn’t that long.

Overall, I like the workouts that P90x provides and that it focuses on muscle confusion.  There are some great body resistance workouts, stretching workouts, and cardio workouts.  I would suggest doing a little more cardio to maximize your results. 

 You should definitely consult your doctor before chosing to do the P90x Program, also do the P90x Fit test.

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