Am I Insane?

I have started a new workout program, Beachbody's Insanity. It is created by Shawn T. and looks to be based mainly in cardio and plyometrics, but I think it might also have bodyweight weight training as well. Most of the infomercials showed the people running and jumping in place. The program states that it is a 60-day program, but it will actually take place over 9 weeks, or 63 days. One of the things that I have done is place the schedule on my calendar and with my previously scheduled events it should take me 66 days to get through. The following is the schedule:
 

	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
Phase 1	Fit Test	Plyometric Cardio Circuit	Cardio Power & Resistance	Cardio Recovery	Pure Cardio	Plyometric Cardio Circuit	Off
	Cardio Power & Resistance	Pure Cardio	Plyometric Cardio Circuit	Cardio Recovery	Cardio Power & Resistance	Pure Cardio & Cardio Abs	Off
	Fit Test	Plyometric Cardio Circuit	Pure Cardio	Cardio Recovery	Cardio Power & Resistance	Plyometric Cardio Circuit	Off
	Pure Cardio & Cardio Abs	Cardio Power & Resistance	Plyometric Cardio Circuit	Cardio Recovery	Pure Cardio & Cardio Abs	Plyometric Cardio Circuit	Off
	Core Cardio & Balance	Core Cardio & Balance	Core Cardio & Balance	Core Cardio & Balance	Core Cardio & Balance	Core Cardio & Balance	Off
Phase 2	Fit Test & Max Interval Circuit	Max Interval Plyo	Max Cardio Conditioning	Max Recovery	Max Interval Circuit	Max Interval Plyo	Off
	Max Cardio Conditioning	Max Interval Circuit	Max Interval Plyo	Max Recovery	Max Cardio Conditioning & Cardio Abs	Core Cardio & Balance	Off
	Fit Test & Max Interval Circuit	Max Interval Plyo	Max Cardio Conditioning & Cardio Abs	Max Recovery	Max Interval Circuit	Core Cardio & Balance	Off
	Max Interval Plyo	Max Cardio Conditioning & Cardio Abs	Max Interval Circuit	Core Cardio & Balance	Max Interval Plyo	Max Cardio Conditioning & Cardio Abs	Fit Test

Of course you can start the program on any day that fits your needs. I, for example, started on a Tuesday as I play softball on Mondays, and that makes for a great day to have an "Off Day."

Some of the things that I hope to accomplish after putting myself through this pain is not just better cardio conditioning but hopefully a little bit more mass and definition as well. At the beginning of the year I started Tony Horton's P90X and got through two of the three months and was greatly enjoying that, however oral surgery and pure laziness afterwards knocked me off my training. After Insanity I will probably go back to that and try to actually finish that before trying Insanity: The Asylam and P90X2.