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I have always been active. I played sports through high school. In college, my roommate introduced me to long distance running. I also worked for a fitness nut who kept challenging me to do more. Sit-ups were the measuring stick and I maxed out at 575 without stopping. At the time, my boss was 55 and he had to top that by doing 1000. After college I kept it up and regularly ran 10Ks,

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I have always been active. I played sports through high school. In college, my roommate introduced me to long distance running. I also worked for a fitness nut who kept challenging me to do more. Sit-ups were the measuring stick and I maxed out at 575 without stopping. At the time, my boss was 55 and he had to top that by doing 1000. After college I kept it up and regularly ran 10Ks, biathlons and triathlons. I also competed in 4 100+
mile bicycle races and a marathon. As the years passed, I tried to keep it up, but the motivation just wasn't there. I write software and sitting behind a desk 8 to 10 hours a day takes a toll. I bought a bowflex because I fell for the 20 minutes a day 3 days a week would make you fit marketing. I did keep at it for 7 years along with running. Although I kept myself in decent shape, I wasn’t where I wanted to be. I first saw the P90X infomercial late in 2007 while working out. I would see it regularly and finally had had enough of seeing others look the way I wanted to. I orderd the P90X program in June 2008 and I am hooked. My wife notices and even the kids can tell. This program has made a huge difference in how I feel and how I approach every day.

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