[Please keep in mind that I write these posts quickly and right after finishing my workouts, so I apologize in advance for any grammatical errors, weak sentence structure, babbling, etc...]
DA-DADA-DUM!!!! I made it to day 30. I can honestly say this is the most that I’ve ever worked out consistently in my entire life. I know it may not mean much to you but it means a lot to me.
I’ve read in a couple of online forums that the majority of people who take on the p90x program quit after 30 days. So I guess this is my “bring it” point, and I’m determined to keep it going until day 90. Even beyond that.
Today’s workout was a return to Plyometrics, “the mother of all p90x workouts”. Today’s workout was a:
Even though I came to remember pretty quickly how much I hate Plyometrics! But I stuck with it and got through the bastard, without extended breaks or anything of the like, and I feel pretty good. It was obviously a rough start since I haven’t done plyometrics in I think 2 weeks, but I got back in my groove about half-way through it. Did I mention that I am still sick with a cold? Yeah, try doing plyometrics like that, I deserve a fucking medal for what I went through today. A fat guy medal.
Also the “injury” to my right side that I obtained from yesterday’s workout was pretty stiff this morning when I woke up, pretty stiff through the first ten minutes of plyo, but seems ok now that I didn’t really have to aggravate it in any way & I did stretch quite a bit before the workout.
So, it’s day 30 (ALREADY!!) and what does that mean? New pictures and stats/measurement updates. I really don’t have the strength, rather the patience, to do it right now, so visit back later on today and it should be posted by then.I don’t expect massive weight loss or massive changes to my pictures, but I think there will be some critical foundation changes. Plus I read around the internet and it seems the real massive change really comes between day 30 to day 90, once your body has adjusted to the new lifestyle of working out. I hope so.
Until then, thanks for visiting!
-Fat Guy.
PS. If you have any questions, don’t be afraid to leave me a comment. Remember, I’m NOT a beachbody coach or affliate, so I will be able to give you HONEST opinions about the program and what it does for my life and maybe yours.
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