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stretchlab.com (stretchlab.com) has 48 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 1.8 out of 5.
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Gordon V.
Had a free stretch out of curiosity. If you are undisciplined and can't stretch on your own there is some value to this. Otherwise you can get the same stretches on YouTube yoga or pilates for free. . Sessions are 30 minutes costing $55, $50 or $45 depending on how many you sign up for. The thought of a twenty something working on me who's had 50-70 hours of training isn't worth it.
A little B.
I've been seeing them for a little over a year to help with Parkinson's rigidity issues. I felt they were helping me to a certain extent. Yesterday I recieved an email stating they are closing all their facilities in Tucson on Dec. 15th.
Leonard
stretching with them is great. it is their scheduling & billing system that is broken. ALL the company's employees/staff/stretchers refuse to admit the scheduling & billing system is broken. It works based on a 4 week month so when a 5th week month comes along you have no stretch even though their email says you do.. stupid, stupid, stupid... not just the scheduling & billing system, but all the StretchLab folk who keep trying to justify the broken system. i can't do this any more. there is nothing worse than a person who when faced with fact continues to lie.
BK
This review is not for any location per se, but as a business model. The therapist I had my trial session with at location X (in Sydney) was the reason why I signed up. Unfortunately, he has taken an extended time off. This was when I found out that the sessions purchased from one location cannot be used in another (only a few km away)! This was not explained to me when I signed up at X. As franchisee with a common franchisor, my feedback as a customer would be that sessions pre-purchased should be able to be used in another local branch (even if reciprocity with inter-state or further locations may be an issue). The branches should then claim that credit from the home branch from where it was purchased by the customer. This reciprocity will actually be advantageous for a local business, as it automatically enlarges the catchment for the franchisee. This especially in holiday locations where there are many transit customers who need a stretch! For example, travellers after a lomg journey.