Jason Brazier met with me to outline the "free" 6 week program for weight loss and fitness. Basically, I would follow an extremely strict diet for 6 weeks, while working out with him 3 times a week and checking in on Facebook to ensure a social media saturation for his business. His stated goal was to show me and any of my FB followers what his gym could do, and my job was to lose 20 pounds in 6 weeks. I was required to give a $500 deposit so that I would stay true to the diet, which is a great incentive, as no one wants to kiss off $500. I signed, knowing that I would follow the rules and get my money back at the end while also losing weight.
After following the diet to the letter, completing all workouts (and many extras) as well as checking in and giving great social media coverage, I came up around 3 pounds off of my 20 pound goal. Since i made sure to stay true to all the rules of the challenge ($500 is a lot of money..) I believed that even though I was a few pounds short, since I did absolutely everything asked of me and gave 110%, I would still get my money back.
Boy I was very wrong.
Not only did I not get any money back at the end of the challenge, Jason told me that my weight loss achieved and my before/after picture was repayment enough. There is a contract that I signed, so he is legally covered to behave in this way, but as someone who I believed was there to coach me and help me achieve my goals, his behavior was stunning and morally questionable at best.
I would caution anyone looking into his 6 week program to ensure they are willing to part with their $500, since it is doubtful they will get it back, even if they do everything right. I cannot speak to the actual gym membership, as I will definitely not be signing up with him after he kept my $500
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Jason Brazier met with me to outline the "free" 6 week program for weight loss and fitness. Basically, I would follow an extremely strict diet for 6 weeks, while working out with him 3 times a week and checking in on Facebook to ensure a social media saturation for his business. His stated goal was to show me and any of my FB followers what his gym could do, and my job was to lose 20 pounds in 6 weeks. I was required to give a $500 deposit so that I would stay true to the diet, which is a great incentive, as no one wants to kiss off $500. I signed, knowing that I would follow the rules and get my money back at the end while also losing weight.
After following the diet to the letter, completing all workouts (and many extras) as well as checking in and giving great social media coverage, I came up around 3 pounds off of my 20 pound goal. Since i made sure to stay true to all the rules of the challenge ($500 is a lot of money..) I believed that even though I was a few pounds short, since I did absolutely everything asked of me and gave 110%, I would still get my money back.
Boy I was very wrong.
Not only did I not get any money back at the end of the challenge, Jason told me that my weight loss achieved and my before/after picture was repayment enough. There is a contract that I signed, so he is legally covered to behave in this way, but as someone who I believed was there to coach me and help me achieve my goals, his behavior was stunning and morally questionable at best.
I would caution anyone looking into his 6 week program to ensure they are willing to part with their $500, since it is doubtful they will get it back, even if they do everything right. I cannot speak to the actual gym membership, as I will definitely not be signing up with him after he kept my $500