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P90X was an infomercial workout sensation in the mid-aughts. How does it hold up today?
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P90X was an infomercial workout sensation in the mid-aughts. How does it hold up today?
GRAHAM ISADOR
HEALTHY LIVING REPORTER
PUBLISHED 1 HOUR AGO
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P90X creator and host Tony Horton, right, appears with Savannah Guthrie on NBC News's Today show in August, 2012.
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A handful of infomercials from the mid-to-late aughts are drilled into my brain. The Slap Chop. The Magic Bullet. The Snuggie. I remember th…
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