A look at Tony's Horton's style on Power Half Hour and P90X and examines whether he is too cheesy.
Depending on who you ask, Tony Horton, famous for P90X and now Power Half Hour, is a genius in concept creation and execution, or annoyingly corny.
Some users have commented that Tony’s fun humorous style in P90X is too much cheese to endure. They say that he is flat out corny and that he is a distraction.
On the other hand, to many graduates of his programs, he is nearly a mythical figure. What he gave them in P90X is so life-altering that they see him as a genius trainer in the land otherwise populated by fools.
Whichever group you subscribe to, often depends a great deal on your results with in the programs Tony leads. With P90X the workout is closing in on an astounding 5 million satisfied customers.
These are people who have taken the immense and difficult P90X challenge and have seen their physical lives changed significantly for the better in basically 13 weeks. They saw the impressive before and after in the infomercial and believed in what they were told enough to dig in and give it a go.
With Power Half Hourreemerging from the long shadow cast by the immensity of P90X, a whole new group of people who didn’t get in on the P90X challenge for whatever reason might find a home with the slightly less difficult but no less effective Power Half Hour.
Once again, Tony Horton takes you through your daily30 minute workoutand once again he’s bringing the jokes and the fun. At the same time, like in P90X, he’ll bring you expert knowledge to enable you to get into the best shape of your life.
Opinions differ on whether that Tony Horton style is for them, but that would be no different no matter who the trainer is.
When people are assessing results, Power Half Hourand P90X both get exemplary marks.
Beyond that, no one can question Tony’s commitment to you getting into the best physical shape of your life. You want to know the trainer in charge knows their stuff and you want to know they have your best interests at heart.
It can be argued that no trainer in the history of home workouts has brought that combination so well as Tony Horton. If you are considering Power Half Hour, and are thinking about results first, you are in great hands.
Tony Horton will see to it you get the job done and in the end if you see it through, you will thank him for it.
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