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In March I turned 50. For most of my life into my mid-30s I was very active in sports. Mostly hockey. I moved to Florida from NY in 1996. At that point I became very inactive. My weight was probably in the 180s.

On Labor Day of 2003 I woke and decided I was going to join the low-carb craze. I lost 43 pounds. I dropped from 138 to 195. With ZERO exercise. At the time I felt 195 was too light. For

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In March I turned 50. For most of my life into my mid-30s I was very active in sports. Mostly hockey. I moved to Florida from NY in 1996. At that point I became very inactive. My weight was probably in the 180s.

On Labor Day of 2003 I woke and decided I was going to join the low-carb craze. I lost 43 pounds. I dropped from 138 to 195. With ZERO exercise. At the time I felt 195 was too light. For a few years I hovered in the 200s.

In 2008 I decided for the first time in my life I was going to workout. Boy, was I out of shape. I worked out for about 18 months with no goals. Just exercise.

I started P90X mostly by accident and now looking back. By luck. I was bored with my current wright training workout. I searched online for new workouts. I came across P90X. I downloaded the workout schedule. I then decided to buy the product. I had no idea there was such a huge craze over P90X.

When I received the product I didn't have pull up bars. Aside from Whey Protein and a multivitamin I didn't use any supplements. On Day 1, Chest/Back I quickly realized I needed pull up bars. I immediately ordered a set. I continued Week 1 without them. After completing Week 1 and receiving the Pull up bars I restarted from the beginning. I had two Week 1s without pull ups.

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