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Tony Horton
Tony Horton helps organizations build high-performance cultures through fitness, mindset, and workplace wellbeing. Creator of P90X, Tony works with corporate audiences and all five military branches to deliver practical health, habit formation, and peak performance strategies trusted by millions worldwide.
Tony Horton is the creator of P90X, the home fitness series that became one of the best-selling workout programs in history and built a global following across more than a decade.
His career began in Venice, California, where he built a personal training practice that attracted celebrity clients including Tom Petty, Billy Idol, and Annie Lennox. That foundation led to the development of P90X program and its sequels, grounded in the principles of consistency, intensity, and variety that Tony calls the cornerstones of lasting physical change.
Tony is the author of Bring It, Crush It!, and The Big Picture: 11 Laws That Will Change Your Life. He has trained members of all five U.S. military branches through his "Ripped and Ready" tours and worked alongside Michelle Obama's "Let's Move" campaign. His Power Nation Fitness platform and newest program, PowerSync 60, continue to reach new audiences.
The same framework Tony applies to physical performance translates directly to the corporate environment. His keynotes draw on the disciplines of goal setting, purposeful planning, and mindset resilience to help teams build sustainable high-performance habits. He has worked with Fortune 500 companies, universities, and the US military, providing clear frameworks for building consistent habits, practical tools for aligning nutrition, mindset, and movement, and a renewed sense of what is possible at any age.
If your audience needs a practical reset on energy, habits, and performance, Tony delivers a framework they can action the same day.
Topics, sessions and talks
Most people know what they want but struggle to build a life that reflects it. Tony Horton's most-requested keynote draws directly from his best-selling book The Big Picture, translating the 11 laws behind P90X into a framework for personal and professional change. Through his own story and those of clients ranging from Hollywood names to everyday people, Tony walks audiences through how to find their purpose, build a plan, and use consistency, intensity, and variety to sustain it.
Most wellness presentations tell people what to do. Revive and Thrive takes audiences through the why behind it. Tony Horton leads an interactive self-discovery journey covering the five pillars of a healthy life — fitness, nutrition, supplementation, mindfulness, and rest — and gives practical, specific guidance on each one. Audiences leave with clarity on what has been holding them back, and a concrete set of tools to reorganize their habits, manage stress, and sustain energy long-term.
Tony brings 30 years of proven programming and a track record that spans Hollywood, Capitol Hill, and the US military. His approach connects physical discipline directly to mindset, stress management, and goal achievement, giving audiences a practical framework they can apply the moment they leave the room.
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To book Tony Horton, email tony.horton@getapeptalk.com or call PepTalk on +44 20 3835 2929 (UK) or +1 737 888 5112 (US), and one of our speaker agents will contact you within hours to confirm Tony's availability and speaking fee. If you can, please include your budget upfront – it helps us fast-track your request. It’s also helpful to know the date, format (virtual or in-person), location, and about your audience.
Tony Horton structures his keynotes around the 11 laws from his book The Big Picture, applying the P90X principles of consistency, intensity, and variety as a transferable framework for habit-building and performance in professional contexts.
Tony Horton speaks on personal and professional change, wellness and habit formation, and goal setting and mindset resilience. He is the creator of P90X, one of the best-selling home fitness programmes in history, and the author of The Big Picture, Bring It, and Crush It!
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