MONDAY - JUNE 8, 2026 - TONY HORTON ONE ON ONE - UBX
This is tougher than it looks, but I like it because I feel like I'm actually accomplishing something. I used the same weights I used the last few times I did it. There were only a few moves where I can see a possible weight increase without hurting myself.Start Time: 6:20 pm; Workout Time: 60 minutes; Calories Burned: 406; Avg Heart Rate: 114.
TUESDAY - JUNE 9, 2026 - TONY HORTON ONE ON ONE - Core Synergistics: MC2
I don't like this workout. I can't do most of the moves as he is. Even modifying, I have a hard time doing them. Most of the one legged moves I had to do with both legs to keep my balance, and it seemed like there were a lot of walkout to plank moves near the end, which I don't like. Unlike yesterday's workout, I don't feel like I accomplished anything, but I'm sweating like crazy when I'm done. I skipped the ridiculously long warmup which is basically the same warmup he did in most of the P90X2 workouts.
Start Time: 8:20 pm; Workout Time: 68 minutes; Calories Burned: 302; Avg Heart Rate: 94.
WEDNESDAY - JUNE 10, 2026 - TONY HORTON ONE ON ONE - V-Sculpt
I like this workout because it's a strength workout that has a lot of band moves, which is a totally different feel for me. I like the option though. I did pretty good. I did Band Pulldowns instead of Pullups, so that added even more. I felt I got a very good workout in.
Start Time: 6:55 pm; Workout Time: 56 minutes; Calories Burned: 356; Avg Heart Rate: 109.
THURSDAY - JUNE 11, 2026 - TONY HORTON ONE ON ONE - Yoga: MC2
A bit of a different sensation today. I've been doing Tony's yoga workouts for 18 years and he always says the concentrate on your breathing. Over those years there were very few times where I actually experienced that. Today was one of those days, and it felt great. It wasn't something I was concentrating on doing. I was a bit relaxed going into the workout and realized how I was breathing part way through. Then I concentrated on it a bit more, but eventually just let things happen. I hope I can carry that thinking forward.
Start Time: 7:35 pm; Workout Time: 66 minutes; Calories Burned: 308; Avg Heart Rate: 98.
FRIDAY - JUNE 12, 2026 - TONY HORTON ONE ON ONE - P.A.P.
I sat through most of the warmup, as he was going almost too fast, and a lot of it was plyo moves, which I can't do. I did the two complexes with some modifications, and then the cooldown. Hardest moves for me is the Forward to Reverse Lunges. I held 20 lb dumbbells, but my balance is so bad, it wasn't very effective. On the Pushup Side Rows in the second complex I used 25 lb dumbbells with no problems.
Start Time: 7:20 pm; Workout Time: 69 minutes; Calories Burned: 320; Avg Heart Rate: 98.
SATURDAY - JUNE 13, 2026 - TONY HORTON ONE ON ONE - Stretch and Recovery
This was very surprising as I found myself to be more flexible than I had been in a long time. I was actually excited about that.
Start Time: 8:30 pm; Workout Time: 69 minutes; Calories Burned: 226; Avg Heart Rate: 93.
SUNDAY - JUNE 14, 2026 - TONY HORTON ONE ON ONE - ARX2
Pretty good. I got all the moves in with very little problem. The Corkscrews got a bit tough at the end, but other than that it was OK.
Start Time: 7:25 pm; Workout Time: 45 minutes; Calories Burned: 166; Avg Heart Rate: 92.
SUNDAY WEIGH IN
Weight: 166.6 (-2.8 lbs)
Body Fat: 15.6% (-0.7%)
THOUGHTS FOR THE WEEK
It was actually encouraging. I'm trying to eat a bit better so the weight and body fat loss numbers made me happy. The increased flexibility on Stretch and Recovery did too. I just feel stronger overall and am still surprised at what I'm able to accomplish.