I joined Extreme Fitness in September of 2004 when they were advertising a special. I signed up for a year membership and about $200.00 per month in personal training sessions. All this was changed per month to my American Express card. In December of 2004, I was transfered from Canada to an office ...
I was mentaly coerced and schammed into buying another 3 months worth of training at extreme fitness. I made it clear I wasn't interested in purchasing any more, but they wouldent take no for an answer! My trainer approached me with an offer to enter a contest (the extreme 3 month challenge) and a ...
Having worked out at several large fitness clubs in the north Toronto area, I was lured into Extreme Fitness by their glossy ads promising great offers. Little did I know this company was all for show but had absolutely no substance. On the tour, I noticed the club was NOT the one appearing in the ...
This company has succeeded in manipulating lots of people. They keep sending out flyers that say $5/month for the first two months. But when you sign on, they aggressively try to make you immediately commit to a one year plan. I agreed to their requirements finally because I was really determined ...
I have recently been so disgusted with Extreme Fitness. I started there in October and have not enjoyed it. They set me up with a personal trainer, which I soon realized was a way to scam more money out of me... thankfully I told them I was interested after he pretty much insulted me several times. ...
Hi Joe, My name is Maria and I am replying to your post about the two individuals that were fired from Extreme Fitness in January. I am writing now because something very strange happened to me in January which VALIDATES what you said here. There was a day when I walked into the temporary facility ...