Added a day counter under the header. Took a little bit of messing around with the second timer on this page but I think it was worth it.
I just like things to be fancy. Is that such a crime?
((I wonder if I can get it to be a link so that you can click on it and see all the posts from that day automatically oh god now I’ve gotten the idea in my head and there’s no going back))
- Rigel
Plyometrics is the one video that, so far, has emphasized Nick’s theory that Tony Horton - P90X’s creator - was just one of those nerds that got tired of being picked on. Because he’s just a strange fellow. But that aside, it wasn’t all that bad today. Sweating like a motherfucker, yes, but it was certainly easier than last week. As Nick pointed out in his post, it’s better to do during the day.
Now a quick rest and then recovery drink and then probably rest again forever.
- Rigel
Plyometrics was rather easy today, I must say. It’s amazing how much difference there is when you exercise early in the day as opposed to really late at night. And now that our lungs are all nice and stretched out, chorus rehearsal should go smoothly in a few hours.
-Nick
The epic tale of Nicholas "Chesticles" Corrente and Rigel "Über Nips" Turdiu on their journey to look bitchin. P90X with Tony Horton is possibly one of the only real respectable workout programs because it doesn't claim to have any miracles; you have to understand that you only get out of it what you put into it. Niether of us will be going for the "tennis ball shoved in the arm" look but rather just a bit off the gut with a little muscle thrown on top. This blog isn't much more than a personal journal of our own progress that we just decided to put on a medium that we'll actually use. It's long, it's tiring, and it's gonna suck but one, two, three here we go.
UPDATE: After four weeks of just regular P90X, we've decided to finish off with a hybrid of P90X Strength Training/Yoga and Insanity Cardio. This is a mix of two different programs within the "Team Beach Body" family (which contains a total of 14 different programs). The only reason we're not doing straight Insanity is because I (Rigel) want to finish strength training at least once first.
The counter at the top changes at 7:00AM every day and also works as a link for any posts that went up that day. The reason it doesn't change at midnight is because we're often still working out at that point.
