P90X2

– You can get a base kit, a deluxe kit, or the ultimate kit:

BASE KIT = $119.85 for standard DVD, $149.85 for Blu-Ray. With the Base Kit, you get 12 workouts, the workout guide, the nutrition guide, and a workout calendar. The new nutrition guide is awesome (see more about that below). I’ve got to say, this base kit is a smoking deal since it’s no more expensive than P90X or Insanity. I was sure it would come in higher than $119, so I’m glad about that. If you want the crystal clear Blu-Ray, it’s $30 more though.

DELUXE KIT = $239.70 for standard DVD, $299.70 for Blu-Ray. With the deluxe Kit, you get everything in the base kit PLUS you get 2 bonus X2 workouts, two medicine balls (8 pounders), a smooth foam roller, and the new BB stability ball (which has some weight and structure to it).

ULTIMATE KIT = $359.55 for standard DVD, $389.55 for Blu-Ray. With the ultimate Kit, you get everything in the deluxe kit PLUS you get a better, more aggressive foam roller and the Powerstands.

**Also, it’s worth noting that with the deluxe kit and the ultimate kit, you get 2 additional P90X2 workouts (V-Sculpt X2 and Chest / Shoulders / Tris X2). These 2 workouts are not included with the base kit.

For those of you who already have medicine balls and stability balls, it doesn’t make a lot of sense to pay an extra $120 for the deluxe kit just to get the 2 extra workouts. Fortunately, they will be available separately.

– There is a completely new nutrition guide that not only takes the original concepts to new levels, but there are also alternative options to optimize the nutrition for vegan, vegetarian, and gluten free diets. There are basically 27 diet guides in 1 now!

– The equipment needed can be modified. You can do the entire workout with just bands and furniture if needed (like the original P90X), but you’ll also be able to really get the most out of the workouts with some additional items (medicine balls, a stability ball, a foam roller, powerstands, dumbbells, and a pullup bar).

– The list of DVD’s is: