P90x Before Pictures

February 23rd, 2009 Tyson

I promised to post some pictures a few days ago of my transformation through P90x.  Well here they are!  Since I have only been doing it for 1 week, there really hasn’t been much change in appearance.  Maybe I will post pictures at the 30, 60, and 90 day intervals. (BTW. I am not really sure why my head got cropped off in the second picture but it is really me. Honest! I was too tired to try and fix it.

p90x before pictures - Front View p90x before pictures - Side View

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  • Alli

    OK – seriously, I am glad you are doing the photo thing because I have seen all the P90X commercials and the before and after photos and I always wonder “is that real?” “Does that really happen in that short amount of time?” Now I will really now thanks to you! Good luck brother!

  • Tyson

    I thinks its important to baseline ourselves before starting any major fitness change. It gives us a way to track where we started and see how far we have come. Taking pictures gives us a better realization of how we really looked and a good reminder to try and not go back to that. Putting that picture online makes us even more accountable for our actions! (as embarrassing as it may be to put a picture online)

    I think a lot of people watch the infomercials and wonder if its truly possible to look that good after only 90 days. I think with the right attitude and proper nutrition plan in place, its completely possible to do the transformation. Hopefully I can be living proof!

  • Jay

    If you are only burning 200 cals doing plyo, you are doing something wrong

    • Tyson

      That is probably very true. That is the number I pull from gyminee.com after I update my stats for the day. I just have not had time to come up with a more realistic count.

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