nina J.
$350, 75 general knowledge questions, zero information given and bam certified. Scam
At first glance ASFA seemed like the right choice for a spin/cycle certification. They claim you would learn proper cycle positions, how to build a routine, and motivational strategies. None of that is true. You learn nothing. You take an “exam” without any prior teachings and if you pass apparently you’re certified. I apparently passed but I have no idea what I answered right or wrong, as it just took me to a page to buy my certifications (which apparently is all you get.) That’s it, done, you are certified without learning anything. And you can put ANYONES name on the certification, yea so I think this is a scam. $350 for no information, no material, and just a quiz that anyone with a brain could pass because I don’t know what or when to do a seated run or sprint. I dont know what a lift is or any of the other spin terms they used. And they don’t refund because they send you a certificate electronically instead of course work with a test at the end. Utter bullshit




