MindstrongfitnessReviews of mindstrongfitness.com

I had a one on one call, where I felt heard and respected. For the first 10 minutes. Then she asked what I could afford. When I asked to think about it, she told me I had to pay immediately. Feeling vulnerable and broken from years of failed attempts to lose weight. I paid the fee. I went through the material in 2 weeks. A coach emailed me a nutrition starting point after I filled out a second questionnaire. Which I found confusing because it was the same numbers I calculated off the learning material. The workouts were very short, and not very challenging. The next day I tried looking for a way to receive a refund and couldn't find one. It's a basic program geared towards people who have starved themselves, and have never exercised. Not someone needing a nutrition tweak and a workout plan to challenge their fitness base.

Be careful of the aggressive selling, cancellation policy and know what you are getting (because you can get it MUCH cheaper). In An initial questionnaire they basically ask a questions on if you can afford it, and if you are the decision-maker for your finances. Just like a timeshare they ask for anybody who is part of the financial decision to be on the call. And it sounds like just like a timeshare, it’s impossible to get out of this from the moment you sign the original agreement.

Rachel Freiman's weight loss program for menopausal women has some flaws one of which is that she clearly states in her webinar that she's the only one who's teaching this material when there are many other competitors whose programs are at least as good and at a lesser cost and who have built a solid reputation on Trust Pilot. I signed up based on trusting the sales people but then began to doubt when I read poor reviews. I realized I had been pressured to pay more than it was worth. I found other programs with a better reputation for a lesser cost. One of these programs is Warrior Babes who's pricing is more reasonable for what is offered. Secondly, I found complaints online about the follow through and customer service. Some people felt they had been led to believe that they would receive more attention from their coach than they actually got and when they wanted to end the contract they were refused. Apparently, the complaints were accurate because when I tried to get my money back the next day it was a struggle and I had to ask my credit card company to step in. It appears that the company is not confident in their results if they cannot refund money when someone has second thoughts before the program has even begun. For these two reasons, I chose a different program. I would have liked to be taken seriously when I said this program is not for me. There's a lot of pressure to sign a contract right away without looking into the program.