The iconic P90X fitness program, which gained massive popularity in the early 2000s under creator Tony Horton, continues to evolve with modern workout trends. The program, now operated under the rebranded company BODi (formerly Beachbody On-Demand), maintains its core mission of delivering results through intense exercise combined with nutritional guidance. What began as a DVD-based fitness phenomenon has transformed into a digital subscription service offering access to hundreds of workout options.
BODi currently provides two versions of P90X for consumers to choose from. The original program remains available for those seeking the classic approach, while P90X Generation Next represents an updated iteration incorporating contemporary fitness methods. The newer version features condensed workout sessions that emphasize mobility work, high-intensity interval training, and modern athletic training principles. Both options maintain the traditional 90-day cycle structure and require only basic equipment such as dumbbells and foam rollers.
The delivery method has shifted dramatically from physical DVDs to streaming subscriptions through BODi’s platform. Monthly membership costs $19, with an annual plan available for $179. Current promotional offers include a seven-day free trial for monthly subscribers and $60 discounts on annual plans. Beyond P90X workouts, the subscription grants access to over 225 additional fitness programs, meal planning resources, and community engagement features. BODi has also developed a supplement line specifically formulated to support the program’s workout demands.
Originally reported by Rollingstone →
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