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P90X on Xbox One will possibly make your heart explode
Do you even lift, bro? Well, with workout program P90X now available via Xbox Fitness on Xbox One for $59.99, you can either take the first step toward rock-hard abs (and biceps, and quadriceps) or supplement an existing fitness plan. The 30-day program features custom exercise routines exclusive to Xbox One, and uses the Kinect sensor to give feedback on your form. Xbox Wire also notes that sometime this month, the P90X program will add a downloadable calendar and nutrition plan to help you keep on top of your goals. [Image: Microsoft]
Xbox Fitness coming to Xbox One (two, three and stretch)
Microsoft has stripped off its own Kinect-based workout app, ready to burn off some calories on Xbox One. Xbox Fitness will step up (and down, and up) sometime this holiday, offering interactive exercise sessions based on workout videos from renowned trainers like Jillian Michaels, Tracy Anderson, Tony Horton and Shaun T. Xbox Fitness offers similar feedback-based, personalized workouts to previous Xbox 360 Kinect games, but with some added extras courtesy of the new Kinect, like heart rate tracking. It'll also integrate with Xbox Live through awards and friends-based challenges. The app will stay free for Gold members through to December 2014, although the fine print notes some additional content will be "available for purchase." Starting January 2015, unlimited access will also require a Xbox Fitness subscription as well as Gold membership.
