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My name is Paul. I'm a 31 year old male from Massachusetts. I have always been a health conscious eater and relatively active individual but I've really let my upper body workouts slip in recent years.

In 2002 I was diagnosed with Rheumatoid arthritis and have definitely felt some of the swelling, tightening and painful symptoms that go along with it. However, in the last two years I've let

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My name is Paul. I'm a 31 year old male from Massachusetts. I have always been a health conscious eater and relatively active individual but I've really let my upper body workouts slip in recent years.

In 2002 I was diagnosed with Rheumatoid arthritis and have definitely felt some of the swelling, tightening and painful symptoms that go along with it. However, in the last two years I've let that(both consciously & unconsciously), along with some general onset laziness, impact my exercise regimen. I've admittedly used my arthritis as a crutch and have allowed it to take control of my workouts, rather than pushing through and reclaiming control of my body.

I had begun seeing ads for P90X about a year ago and actually watched the infomercials with some skeptical fascination. I thought the concept was interesting but that the results were too good to be true. That is until I saw the impact that P90X had on my sister and brother-in-law. After witnessing Danielle and Scott's transformations and hearing their glowing endorsements I was sold.

With that said, 2008 is going to be the Year of Me. Not only am I undertaking P90X but I am also actively training for my first Marathon in April. Here is to once and for all thumbing my nose at arthritis and the "I can't/I don't feel like it" mentality that I once let dictate my life. Bring it On!

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