Chest & Back

This superset chest-and-back-blasting workout emphasizes two classic upper-body exercises, push-ups and pull-ups, to build strength and develop shape. The combination of these two push and pull movements will help you burn loads of calories while simultaneously attacking, strengthening, and developing multiple muscle groups.

Plyometrics

Get ready to go airborne. With over 30 explosive jumping moves, you won’t be spending much time on the ground during this highly intense cardio routine. Plyometrics, also known as jump training, has been proven to dramatically improve athletic performance. If your sport involves a ring, rink, field, court, or track, then this training will give you the edge. Just be prepared to “Bring It” for a full hour when you leap into this workout, because there is no letting up.

Shoulder & Arms

Nothing rounds out the perfect physique like a pair of well-defined arms and shoulders, and with its potent combination of pressing, curling, and fly movements, this routine will leave you feeling stronger and looking sexier. Whether you want to build muscle mass or just slim and tighten what you’ve already got, these targeted shoulder and arm exercises will get you the results you want.

Yoga X

Yoga is a vital part of any fitness regimen, and is an absolute must for an extreme program like P90X. This routine combines strength, balance, coordination, flexibility, and breath work to enhance your physique and calm your mind. Yoga X will leave you feeling energized, invigorated, and maybe even a little enlightened.

Legs & Back

Get ready to squat, lunge, and pull for a total-body workout like no other. While the main focus of this workout lies in strengthening and developing the leg muscles (quads, hamstrings, glutes, and calves), there’s also a handful of great pull-up exercises to give your legs a quick breather while you work the upper body.

Kenpo X

Kenpo X was created to give P90X users a high-intensity cardiovascular workout packed with lots of punching and kicking combinations to improve balance, endurance, flexibility, and coordination. During this workout you’ll learn some of the most effective ways to defend yourself, while at the same time getting your body in peak condition.

X Stretch

Stretching is the one thing that will help you achieve a higher level of athleticism over a longer period of time. The X Stretch routine is an integral part of the program that will help prevent injuries and avoid plateaus. The extensive full-body stretches that make up this routine use disciplines from Kenpo karate, hatha yoga, and various sports to ensure that your body is fully prepared to meet all P90X challenges head-on.

Core Synergistics

Each and every exercise in the Core Synergistics workout recruits multiple muscle groups to build and support the core (lumbar spine and trunk muscles), while at the same time conditioning your body from head to toe. Loaded with a variety of fun, unique, and challenging exercises, this routine will get you moving in all directions to maximize your P90X results.

Chest, Shoulders & Triceps

Packed with an array of moves that target both large and small muscles, this workout will do wonders for your upper body. In just one full sequence you’ll get a healthy dose of presses, flys, and extensions to push you to the brink. The results will be a stronger, leaner, and highly defined upper torso that will leave you looking awesome, with or without a shirt.

Back & Biceps

With a host of curls and pull-ups, this routine will make it fun to flex those powerful biceps. But don’t worry, ladies—by using lighter weight, you can focus on toning and tightening these showcase arm muscles without adding the size that most guys covet. Additionally, this workout will also provide some great back definition that everyone can appreciate. No matter what your goals, you will achieve them in dramatic fashion if you dig in and max out your reps.

Cardio X

This low-impact cardio routine can be used in a variety of ways to meet your P90X goals. Use it in addition to your standard P90X workload when you want to burn some extra calories, or as a substitute if your body needs a break from the program’s high-impact workouts. Whatever your reason for using Cardio X, you’ll find it to be a fun, full-throttle, fat burning workout that will leave you feeling lean and mean.

Ab Ripper X

The combination and sequence of movements in this unique workout taps into not only abdominal strength, but true core strength as well. Master these 11 highly effective exercises and you will achieve vital abdominal muscle strength to benefit your overall health and physical performance. You’ll also develop that highly coveted 6-pack as you take Ab Ripper X to full throttle. It’s extreme work that’s better than any machine in any club.

6 Comments

    • Gerald Lucas
    • Posted April 4, 2008 at 6:40 pm
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    please send me a complete list of the workout guides
    my name is gerald lucas. i am 16 and 205 pounds for the last two years i have been called fat and over weight and i think your exercise might help me. i can not afford your product but i can still exercise if you send me the exercises thanks alot Tony for all your help my address is:
    Gerald Lucas
    150 Dunlop
    Buffalo NY, 14215

    • Dan Smith
    • Posted June 12, 2008 at 7:03 am
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    I have recently aquired the full dvd programme off of a friend, but he did not give me or say anything about the books that accompany the work-outs. I have not been able to get hold of him to find the books. So, could someone please tell me, if I follow exactly what they are doing on the dvd’s am I doing the doubles routine? Also if I follow the first 6 dvd’s for 3 weeks, do I follow the next 6 for the next 3 weeks and then return to the first 6 and so on?
    Could someone help me as I want to start the programme asap.
    Thanks,
    Dan Smith.
    Coventry
    England.

  1. No, Dan, there is a very specific pattern of workouts that you follow depending on whether you are doing Lean, Classic or Doubles. Send an email to customerservice@teambeachbody.com and request a link to the program that you want to use. It is quite important, for a number of reasons, to do the workouts in the order that they were designed.

    • Dan Smith
    • Posted June 13, 2008 at 2:30 am
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    Thank you Rich, you info is much appreciated.

    • Mike
    • Posted July 2, 2008 at 2:57 pm
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    Wait, so you are suppose to do classic and then double and then lean? Or just choose one type and stick with it?

  2. You would have one plan and complete it. Lean is easier, Classic is the standard way of doing P90X and Doubles has a lot more cardio and would be advanced.

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