P90X:MC2 Is The Next P90X

Here is a recap of what Steve had to say:

Let's start with Asylum, which is on the top of the list because I'm going over the cueing on the final (yes, should be soon) round of edits. As soon as I check this off we'll officially be on the final road to release. For you folks who just can't get enough of Insanity I'll just say this: that program is like a warm-up for Asylum.

And speaking of upping the ante, we're into the nitty gritty of the Tony Horton One on One previews for MC2 (if you're not getting these you might want to start now). Why I say this is that we've got a host of outside experts pushing Tony out of his comfort zone. Since Tony's always pushing you out of yours it's probably nice to hear that he's human. What we've got on tap-all shooting in November-are three workouts that are far different than what you've seen before from Tony.

First we have a new Core/Synergistics where Tony teams up with his ski buddy/trainer extraordinaire Steve Holmsen. Tony's been training with Steve for years for you've seen some of his handy work already but we're looking at this one as the next level.

Next, we've taken a huge step in upgrading Kenpo X by signing on with some of the biggest names in martial arts to create what we're calling MMX. I'll wait to reveal the names but Tony's actually nervous about working with them, and he's not exactly the nervous type. Wow (inside joke on P90x development).

Finally we have PAP, which you've been hearing plenty about here. And while the real expert is Dr. Marcus Elliott I'll be filling in for One on One since I'm the one who's been working on transitioning this elite-level training to the masses.

If my Don't Wanna Look Small post struck a chord with you you'll be happy to hear that we've teamed up with a guy named Sagi Kalev-who is anything but small-to create a mass program. I met with Sagi out in Dallas (at the Team Beachbody Leadership Conference) to lay out the ground work. I think you'll be surprised at how much mass we can create without a squat rack and 1,000 pound Olympic set.

Conversely, the success of both Body Gospel and Brazil Butt Lift have starting to bring our old core (non X/Insanity/hard core) audience back and we're making plans to offer more intro programs, including a revamped Power 90 (our first hit program) and a simple Debbie Siebers IPhone app program that should be out fairly soon.

Oh, and speaking of apps I almost forgot that thing that's taking most of my time later: our new P90x app. Deciding we were a bit late to this market we've contracted the best app builder team on the planet and made it our top priority. These guys really know their stuff. Prepare to be blown away soon."

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