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><channel><title>Workout Journey&#187; Power 90</title> <atom:link href="http://workoutjourney.com/category/power-90/feed/" rel="self" type="application/rss+xml" /><link>http://workoutjourney.com</link> <description></description> <lastBuildDate>Mon, 21 May 2012 03:39:53 +0000</lastBuildDate> <language>en</language> <sy:updatePeriod>hourly</sy:updatePeriod> <sy:updateFrequency>1</sy:updateFrequency> <generator>http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2</generator> <item><title>Stephen&#8217;s Power 90 Results</title><link>http://workoutjourney.com/stephens-power-90-results/</link> <comments>http://workoutjourney.com/stephens-power-90-results/#comments</comments> <pubDate>Tue, 10 Aug 2010 15:19:29 +0000</pubDate> <dc:creator>Stephen Saunders</dc:creator> <category><![CDATA[Power 90]]></category><guid
isPermaLink="false">http://workoutjourney.com/?p=2264</guid> <description><![CDATA[Only the Beginning&#8230; Name: Stephen Saunders (Coach name: sksaunders) Program: Power 90 What made you decide to start Power 90? Was it the infomercial, friend or co-workers results, bored with the gym, etc.? My primary motivation has always been simply to get in shape and have the kind of self-confidence I wanted to have. In [...]<p>Post from: <a
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class="alignleft size-full wp-image-191" src="http://sksaunders.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/08/ba-small.jpg" alt="Power 90 Results" width="298" height="322" /></p><p><strong>Name:</strong> Stephen Saunders <em>(Coach name: sksaunders)</em></p><p><strong>Program:</strong> Power 90</p><p><strong>What made you decide to start Power 90? Was it the infomercial, friend or co-workers results, bored with the gym, etc.?</strong></p><p>My primary motivation has always been simply to get in shape and have the kind of self-confidence I wanted to have. In trying to find the right approach to fitness that would work for me, I was really tired of investing time and money into things that seemed to work for some others &#8211; but were never quite right for me personally.</p><p>I tried the gym route before, for a couple of years in fact&#8230; and although I did gain strength and some bulk, it just plain wasn&#8217;t working. I didn&#8217;t really know how to exercise properly or eat properly; I was going at it all blindly. I&#8217;ve also tried other home fitness programs by companies other than BeachBody, and I did experience some success with them, but it was short lived.</p><p><img
class="alignright size-full wp-image-191" src="http://sksaunders.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/08/ba-small-1.jpg" alt="Power 90 Results" width="298" height="322" /></p><p>The main thing I noticed about other-than-beachbody produced home fitness programs is that virtually all of them seemed to focus primarily on joint-jarring cardio floor work, with only a very light emphasis on strength training. I assumed, as many have, that this was the proper approach to fitness. I was wrong, and so were the companies marketing those dvds!</p><p>One of the most discouraging times for me was about four years ago when I threw myself hardcore into a home fitness program. I lost a significant amount of weight <em>(that&#8217;s the good part)</em>, but the program was total overkill on my joints. I severely overtrained and my body could not keep performing at that level. My feet, ankles, lower legs and knees began to feel brittle. I was in pain, I was exhausted, my body just felt wrecked. I became discouraged, stopped exercising, and I gained a lot of weight back.</p><p>Eventually, fate lead me to feel motivated to try yet again for the umpteenth time to get my body into shape. So I set out to find something that would be the *right* approach to fitness for *ME*. I began paying closer attention to the P90X infomercials I was seeing on TV, and I started researching that online. I was impressed with how BeachBody seemed to be putting their programs together, everything seemed so thought out and well-researched.</p><p><img
class="alignleft size-full wp-image-191" src="http://sksaunders.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/08/ba-small-2.jpg" alt="Power 90 Results" width="298" height="322" /></p><p>I did feel that P90X may would be a little much for me at first, and I read how that some others began first with the Power 90 program&#8230; so I made my decision then to try Power 90. I ordered the program, and it&#8217;s one of the smartest decisions I&#8217;ve ever made.</p><h2>What were your biggest obstacles (work, school, family) to achieve your Power 90 results? How did you overcome those?</h2><p>My biggest obstacles in life have always been psychological&#8230; <em>Can I really do it? Am I committed enough? Do I really deserve to be successful and happy?</em> Depression and low self-esteem are major hurdles that I continuously work to overcome. So with that in mind, I knew that my single biggest obstacle would be the need to stay motivated and focused. I couldn&#8217;t let negative thoughts stop me from reaching my goals; I&#8217;d previously fallen victim to that too many times.</p><p>I fortunately discovered that the BeachBody company places tremendous importance on the psychological aspects of getting into shape. BeachBody has done everything they can to be sure you have the support, the guidance, and the motivation you need to succeed. Everything from the Team BeachBody online forums, to having access to your personal Coach, to the workout dvds themselves, is centered around keeping you FOCUSED. And I needed that!</p><h3><span
style="font-weight: normal">How has your Power 90 results changed your life?</span></h3><p><img
class="alignright size-full wp-image-191" src="http://sksaunders.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/08/ba-small-3.jpg" alt="Power 90 Results" width="298" height="322" /></p><p>In 90 days I lost a total of 33.4 lbs, 22 inches, and 12.4% body fat. My strength, flexibility, stamina, and my eating habits, all significantly improved versus when I started the program. And the most important benefit I discovered is that unlike so many other things I&#8217;ve tried, my motivation and my drive never decreased. From day one all the way through day ninety, I was driven to succeed! I never became bored or disheartened or burned out!</p><p>I could go on and on about all the ways that Power 90 has improved not only my fitness, but my LIFE. I don&#8217;t just look better, I *FEEL* better. I am healthier physically and that is so awesome&#8230; but the greatest benefit to me is that I am healthier psychologically. The closer I come to my fitness goals, the more inner healing I feel. I can&#8217;t begin to tell you how wonderful it is to have finally discovered something that works for me. I finally have confidence that I can succeed, not only just with my fitness but with my life.</p><div><strong>Why did you sign up to be a Coach?</strong></div><p>Thanks to the 25% Coach discount, I save a ton of money on my purchases and this really helps me. The small Coach fee expense that coaches pay, quickly pays for itself after the second month of receiving Shakeology on home direct, <em>(and due to the health benefits, Shakeology is definitely something I recommend that everyone seriously consider!)</em></p><p>I&#8217;ll say also that just the fact of knowing I&#8217;m a Coach, helps me keep my focus to keep pushing play. When you&#8217;re a representative of the company, people do expect you to be a product of the product&#8230; and for me, this is a huge motivator. Nothing is more important to me than keeping my focus, because I know I can succeed at anything as long as I never quit!</p><p>Last but most certainly not least, I love knowing that I am ready to help other people discover their right approach to fitness with BeachBody products. Power 90 helped me so much, and now I&#8217;m doing P90X. BeachBody is playing such a significant role in helping me improve my life; and I was beginning to think nothing could help me. I know BeachBody has the right products and opportunities to help others too, no matter what their goals are.</p><p><strong><em>This was a guest post by fellow coach </em></strong><a
title="Stephen Saunders" href="http://workoutjourney.com/members/stephen/" target="_blank"><strong><em>Stephen Saunders</em></strong></a><strong><em>. You can contact Stephen at his <a
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isPermaLink="false">http://workoutjourney.com/?p=589</guid> <description><![CDATA[I know I am probably doing this backwards but I have made up my mind and decided to give the Power 90 workout a go. I love P90X but have been doing it pretty consistent for the past year and I feel like its time for a change. When I do P90X now I know [...]<p>Post from: <a
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href="http://workoutjourney.com/going-to-give-power-90-a-try/">Going To Give Power 90 A Try</a></p> ]]></description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I know I am probably doing this backwards but I have made up my mind and decided to give the Power 90 workout a go. I love P90X but have been doing it pretty consistent for the past year and I feel like its time for a change. When I do P90X now I know exactly when Tony Horton is going to throw out a funny joke and what exercise is coming up next.</p><p>What got me thinking about the change was when I became a <a
href="http://workoutjourney.com/recommends/beachbodycoach" style="color:#0094d2;" target="_blank"  onmouseover="self.status='http://workoutjourney.com/recommends/beachbodycoach';return true;" onmouseout="self.status=''">Beachbody Coach</a> and bought the &#8220;Showcase Pack.&#8221; Inside it was all of the top Beachbody workout DVDs including Power 90. I did some reading through it and the one thing that stuck out was that it had a lot of circuit training. This was not about lifting large amounts of weights or seeing how many pull up you could do. It was about doing a certain amount of exercises in a short period of time and moving onto the next one that worked a different set of muscles. Another thing I liked was that each workout was only about 35 minutes long. Most workouts with P90X are about 1 hour and then another 15 minutes for <a
title="Ab Ripper X" href="http://workoutjourney.com/p90x-ab-ripper-x" target="_blank">Ab Ripper X</a>.</p><p>One thing I wanted to get back into with spring right around the corner was <a
title="Running and P90X" href="http://workoutjourney.com/running-and-p90x" target="_blank">running</a>. Now when I do Power 90 for 35 minutes I can go for a 3 mile run right after or before and get cardio and resistance training done in the same time period I was doing P90X in. I miss running as it was what helped me lose a lot of weight and get into awesome pre-P90X shape. What P90X did was help me put on <a
title="P90X Put 10 Pounds Of Muscle On Me" href="http://workoutjourney.com/p90x-helped-me-put-on-10-pounds-of-muscle" target="_blank">10 pounds of muscle</a> to go along with the outstanding cardio that I already had. My <a
title="My P90X Results" href="http://workoutjourney.com/my-p90x-results" target="_blank">P90X results</a> prove that a skinny guy can put on some muscle.</p><p
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class="aligncenter size-full wp-image-584" src="http://workoutjourney.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/power-90.jpg" alt="Power 90" width="200" height="118" /></a></p><p>From what I have read and the videos I watched is that Power 90 is going to give me a great workout but still give me the time to get my running shoes on and get outside for a quick run. This way I can maintain the muscles I built up in P90X and get my cardio back up to par. Its not that P90X ruined my <a
title="Cardio X" href="http://workoutjourney.com/p90x-cardio-x" target="_blank">cardio</a> but I did bulk up (my choice) and now I want to tighten it all up.</p><p>I will be taking my after P90X/before Power 90 photos here and posting them up. Its kind of funny because it should be the other way around. I glanced at a couple of the <a
title="Power 90 DVDs" href="http://workoutjourney.com/power-90-dvd" target="_blank">Power 90 dvds</a> yesterday and I can tell that this is before Beachbody blew up as a company because the dvds do not have the marketing appeal that the <a
title="P90X DVDs" href="http://workoutjourney.com/p90x-dvds" target="_blank">P90X dvds</a> have. Tony Horton looks younger in it too. Here is a brief video describing Power 90 and the results people had.</p><p
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