P90X or Insanity subscribing method

Exarge · Jun 28, 2015

HI!:

I was interested on P90X or Insanity training courses availables and I'd like to ask, what happened when 30 days from it starts, ends? You have to pay 60€ more to use it for 1 month again or it resets from the beginning?

And in the same way, any of you have try them? Good enough as the DVDs/original program? Better? Worse?

Thank you!

:)

bael5150 · Jun 28, 2015

Xbox Fitness not showing - uk

Kinda disappointed that they only have two p90x workouts. I was under the impression it was going to be the full system (same with insanity). Does anyone know if they will be adding the remaining p90x and insanity videos to XBox Fitness?

sionetix · Jun 28, 2015

Xbox Fitness Beachbody workouts, free to overpriced

[quote user="Isneakl"]You cant point to an overprice workout for 1 of the many P90X workouts that you could get as apart of the whole group for $60 (might be over priced still).[/quote]

Of P90X I consider Beachbody P90X Plyometrics ($19.99) and Beachbody P90X Shoulders and Arms ($19.99) to be overpriced. You can't get those as part of the P90X for Xbox Fitness bundle. P90X for Xbox Fitness has similar sounding workouts, but the are not
the same.

[quote user="Isneakl"]

Also to those who want to buy 1 license to both the DVDs and Xbox One you need to realize that these are "different" workouts and not the system set of workouts, it just uses the same name.

[/quote]

This is where things get confusing, you are correct in that the P90X for Xbox Fitness and Insanity for Xbox Fitness bundles are not the same as on DVD. But the other P90X and Insanity workouts which you can purchase as a single workout are the same as on
the DVD. Although obviously, the DVD set comes with a lot more workouts.

[quote user="Isneakl"]

Finally not saying they are not overpriced but $60 for P90X lite or Insanity lite is actually not a horrible deal... What would be great is if BeachBody or Daily Burn would just move to a monthly subscription model on xbox where you got everything for a
flat fee.

[/quote]

Agree with both those things .

sionetix · Jun 28, 2015

The P90X and Insanity programs are 30 day programs in the sense that it includes a calendar PDF file which *suggests* a plan which lasts 30 days. You don't have to follow that plan, nor do you lose access to the workouts after any time.

Once you pay for the program you have unlimited access to those workouts, just like you have to the 'free' workouts.

I tried both P90X for Xbox Fitness and Insanity for Xbox Fitness. I like them. Haven't tried the DVD versions, but from what I've seen and heard they are very much in the same style. The Xbox Fitness versions have less content (5 workouts, where DVD versions
have 8 or more). But you also pay less on Xbox Fitness than you pay for the DVD set, it works out to about the same pricing.

sionetix

The P90X and Insanity programs are 30 day programs in the sense that it includes a calendar PDF file which *suggests* a plan which lasts 30 days. You don't have to follow that plan, nor do you lose access to the workouts after any time.

Once you pay for the program you have unlimited access to those workouts, just like you have to the 'free' workouts.

I tried both P90X for Xbox Fitness and Insanity for Xbox Fitness. I like them. Haven't tried the DVD versions, but from what I've seen and heard they are very much in the same style. The Xbox Fitness versions have less content (5 workouts, where DVD versions
have 8 or more). But you also pay less on Xbox Fitness than you pay for the DVD set, it works out to about the same pricing.

bael5150

Kinda disappointed that they only have two p90x workouts. I was under the impression it was going to be the full system (same with insanity). Does anyone know if they will be adding the remaining p90x and insanity videos to XBox Fitness?

sionetix

[quote user="Isneakl"]You cant point to an overprice workout for 1 of the many P90X workouts that you could get as apart of the whole group for $60 (might be over priced still).[/quote]

Of P90X I consider Beachbody P90X Plyometrics ($19.99) and Beachbody P90X Shoulders and Arms ($19.99) to be overpriced. You can't get those as part of the P90X for Xbox Fitness bundle. P90X for Xbox Fitness has similar sounding workouts, but the are not
the same.

[quote user="Isneakl"]

Also to those who want to buy 1 license to both the DVDs and Xbox One you need to realize that these are "different" workouts and not the system set of workouts, it just uses the same name.

[/quote]

This is where things get confusing, you are correct in that the P90X for Xbox Fitness and Insanity for Xbox Fitness bundles are not the same as on DVD. But the other P90X and Insanity workouts which you can purchase as a single workout are the same as on
the DVD. Although obviously, the DVD set comes with a lot more workouts.

[quote user="Isneakl"]

Finally not saying they are not overpriced but $60 for P90X lite or Insanity lite is actually not a horrible deal... What would be great is if BeachBody or Daily Burn would just move to a monthly subscription model on xbox where you got everything for a
flat fee.

[/quote]

Agree with both those things

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MoronicJaguar07

p90x and insanity, full workout costs around £100 off their websites, if you dont mind paying that much for it....

Tb0ne90

OK. My biggest issue with Xbox Fitness is the inability to purchase the entire Insanity or P90X programs! What is the point of having 2 of the P90X workouts with a kinect if you can't do the other workouts in the program?! I would totally purchase the whole
program if it was on Xbox Fitness. Why get someone interested in an interactive version of insanity just for them to buy the dvds that do not offer what xbox fitness does? I just don't get it.

P90X or Insanity subscribing method