The Power 90 and P90X diet plans are a big component to seeing results with the plan. However you can still show good results (but not AS drastic) is you simply try to follow a 40/40/20 macronutrient profile while on the plan. Basically at the end of the day you should half consumed the same amount of protein as you did carbohydrates, and 20% of your calories should come from fats.
Ready-made protein/meal replacement shakes are a bad idea because of the preservatives added to keep it from going bad. It's best to buy the powder, keep it in a shaker bottle, and simply add water from a water fountain when you can. And remember when you're following a strict workout regimen (which P90 is, though not as much as P90X), you have a MINIMUM CALORIE A DAY requirement that is much higher than that of someone who is sedentary. DO NOT GO UNDER THIS REQUIREMENT.
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If you go the whole diet, your gonna get the best results however, the diet is very rigourous. Assuming that your not trying to get the absolute perfect body and just trying to stay in shape, just eat healthy stuff, have lean meats, lots of vegetables, carbs are the most important thing in a diet because that's what your brain runs off of and it helps a lot with exercising and some fats like a cup of pudding a day so you have something to burn off. When I was on the P90X the most important thing for me wasn't having the right diet, it was finding enough food and I eventually had to stop because I couldn't afford the food intake anymore. Think of it this way, your body runs on food as a car would run on gas. When you take a monster truck on the highway (which gets like 3 miles a gallon) and runs out of gas quickly, this is like when you go on the P90X you have to eat massive amounts of food to prevent overtraining. Hope this helps :)
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