Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Is this conducive to someone in a second floor apartment?  I've done T25 and my neighbors have understandably complained from the jumping and what not.
Document: I have not done &#34;3&#34; nor I have done &#34;2&#34; (seldom are sequels better than the originals) but it seems to me if someone wanted to do a shorter p90x - they'd simply do 1/2 or 2/3rds or whatever... I did the original p90x twice and I think it's excellent. I'm 1 week into T25 and it is a very different kind of challenge w/NO breaks!
i work out in my basement and i believe from floor to joist is around 84&#34; and there is things where you will be jumping and doing presses over your head with weights. i got around this with some modifictations to the workouts but i just want you to be aware if you have a low ceiling!
I've done P90X and Insanity, P90X2, T25 and now P90X3.I am not a super-fit beach body. I'm just a middle aged person trying to keep some semblance of shape while living the domestic life. I started with P90X, which was fantastic, but just took a lot of commitment to do it right. After a few years, I tried Insanity, which was a nice change of pace. But Insanity gets a bit boring, and was actually too hard for me to stay consistent with it.
I've done Insanity, P90x and started T25 before buying p90x3. There is a lot I like about the program - especially the variety of workouts. Bottom line for me is that I am failing to get excited about this because of how the pace of the workouts fits my personality. I like the idea of 30 min workouts, but for me I can only get motivated to keep up with the high pace in the cardio workouts. When it comes to resistance - I just plain need more time to recover between sets.
I've done P90X and Insanity, and I loved them both. But with an eight month old baby and a 4 year old, I wasn't in the mood to get up at 3:30 in the morning to exercise. I'm generally in pretty good shape, and not overweight; but I wanted to knock off the rest of my baby belly, tone up the butt extension that protrudes from your posterior up your back, and whack that 5 lbs of Christmas off my bad self. I received T25 for Christmas.
Seriously?! Almost as much as the other 16 exercises combined? Little greedy, don't you think? (b) Agility X is a joke. Perhaps I'm not doing it quite correctly,...but then again I'm not a 5yr old girl playing hopscotch. Way too much jumping around and trying to touch multiple marks on the floor.
So I'm 7 workouts away from being done. I'm into this enough that I'm going to do a second round before I move on to anything else.Update April 3, 2014: This workout program fit into my schedule so well that I decided to do another round. I'm sticking with the "classic" schedule and trying to make it more difficult so that I continue to see benefits. I got some push-up bars, which I've never had before.
T25 is practically all plyo. I sold T25, and would not recommend it at all.Then I tried Mr. Horton again. Ah, P90X3. Three weeks into it, and I love it.These initial comments are based on getting through the first 3 weeks ******First, the negatives:* Sometimes Tony talks too much, and forgets to tell you when to switch to the next side or move. Hey Tony: I'm on the floor doing a move.
With P90X, I broke out the 25# weights quite often, and with this one, I rarely break out anything more than 12#. I don't need to.Like many of the other reviewers, I'm not a fan of Agility X.  I hate putting painters tape on my floors and jumping back and forth. It's fun if you can keep your tape set up forever, but if you're in an apartment or you're doing this in your living room, it might infuriate you.
90 second cold down on top of the 30 minute workout.average heart rate: 117263 calories burnedMMX: This was rough. I just finished 12 weeks of T25 and do turbokick several times a week and still barely made it through this one. I put my whole weight behind the moves and gave it 100 percent. Almost push pause....but I made it through without, very proud of myself... No equipment needed for this one...just your body weight.
Answer: yes