Why people do not buy Fitness.

“$470!? Yikes. I spend a little more than $300 for me, my wife, an our 5-year-old. The childcare alone is worth it and the gym is excellent. But I’m not sure if I’d pay $470/month for it.”

“Use the trial period. I have friends who hate it because of how cheesy the instructors are but I personally just find them funny and motivating. The classes are accessible yet challenging and can do at home and gym.”

“I will give my honest assessment. It can be but it is like all fitness tools. You get what you put into it. If you find coaches/ workouts that motivate you and inspire you to workout daily or even every other day you will see a benefit. If you don’t then it won’t work. I would…”

“Wow. This is the second or third time ive heard something like this. You would think theyd try to make things right rather than ban a member. Thanks for letting me know!”

“I will give my honest assessment. It can be but it is like all fitness tools. You get what you put into it. If you find coaches/ workouts that motivate you and inspire you to workout daily or even every other day you will see a benefit. If you don’t then it won’t work. I would…”

“100% worth it! It’s a month to month membership, they just require 30 days notice for membership changes!”

“If you don't switch to different locations and you won't go to the gym ng off-hours, for me mas sulit ung local gyms. May mga gyms na ngayon na mid-level na okay naman and mas cheaper din.”