Don’t Piss Of Shaun T
Want to piss of Shaun T? I'd advise against it. Not only is the man large and heavily muscled, but he's also really, really fast. The quickest way to get in trouble with him is to buy your INSANITY Workout from pirates and counterfeiters. How can you tell who's a counterfeiter? Easy. ANYBODY selling for less than the full price of $119.89 is ripping off Shaun T, ripping off Beachbody, and lowering the chances that not only will Shaun T continue to produce excellent products, but that he'll get rewarded for the excellent work he's already done.
Reasons People Quit Their Workouts
So why do people quit? The rewards for sticking with your workout routine are immense: you look good, you feel good, your health improves, your energy levels will go up, you'll live longer and be happier. With such an amazing list of benefits, why would anybody ever stop? Especially when most people who start are always so fired up? They want to do the hardest workout, to adopt the most extreme diet plan, and they want to do it now. So why do they stop? Why does almost everybody quit, so that when you check back in a couple of months later they're back on the couch, griping? What are the reasons people quit?
How Bad is a Cheat Day?
We've all been there. Sunday afternoon at a poolside BBQ, looking good, feeling good, body in the best shape it's ever been, a month or so into your new workout regimen, and suddenly somebody shoves a paper plate loaded with potato salad, grilled sausages oozing fat, a pile of potato chips, whatever. Or maybe it's the day of a big game, and your buddy is serving up six fresh pizzas along with soda. Or you're driving home late, you're exhausted, and you decide to just hit a Drive Through and pick up some junk food to go. Either way, everybody ultimately gets tempted to break their nutrition plan and eat junk. Accept that this will happen to you, accept that you'll be tempted, and then ask the question you'll immediately ask as you look down at that unhealthy food: how bad is one cheat day?
Turbo Fire is OUT!
That's right everybody, Chalene Johnson's Turbo Fire as finally hit the streets and is now available through your friendly local Independent Beachbody Coach (*cough cough* Extreme Fitness Results, anyone?). This crazy product is a massive step up from Chalene's Turbo Jam, in that it challenges you to stick your whole body in the lactate fire that is the HIIT workout. "HIIT Workout?" I hear you shrill, "What on earth is a HIIT Workout?" C'mon, folks, we all know that HIIT stands for High Intensity Interval Training, and it basically = torture. The kind of torture that scorches the fat right out from under your skin, leaving you all feverish and flushed and looking fabulous. Want to know more? Read on!
New Giveaway: Shakeology + Blender!
With the P90X Giveaway winner announced, we're rolling right on over to the next one: a Shakeology tub plus a brand new blender to go with it. Is anybody else amazed by how awesome a combo pack this is? I know I sure am. What flavor of Shakeology will depend on your personal preference, as we'll ship out either a Greenberry or Chocolate tub at your request. But what's more, and this is the exciting bit (if the prospect of a free bag of nutritious excellence in the form of Shakeology doesn't get you jumping), we're also throwing in an OSTER BLSTBP blender with which to make your Shakeology recipes. Because we don't expect you to cram fistfuls of dry Shakeology powder into your mouth, do we? This fantastic blender is industrial strength, classic in design and incidentally also the same model that our CEO, Esteban Bressan, uses to make his shakes.
Celebrities & P90X
Tune into any sports event and you'll catch sight of athletes emblazoned with the logos and trademarks of various companies, their shirts and equipment sporting Nike swooshes, American Express credit cards and General Motor's initials. Endorsements are a million dollar business, with some athletes like Tiger Woods earning up to sixty million dollars per year for simply wearing a certain set of clothing or using a certain kind of golf club. Given that, perhaps it's no surprise that a long list of celebrities and athletes have come out an endorsed P90X, citing it as their favorite means of getting in shape. What might be surprising, however, is that they're not paid to do so; each celebrity or professional athlete that praises P90X publicly is doing so of their own free will. So who are these celebrities, and what have they said about P90X?