This review was previously reported and removed. I am reposting it because the statements below are factual and supported by written documentation, including cancellation confirmations and records provided directly by the studio.
Since my original post, I received evidence from the studio showing that the cancellation agreement I signed -- reflecting a final payment date of 12/27/2025 -- was later altered to reflect 1/27/2026. I did not authorize, initial, or re-execute any modification to that agreement. The Studio Manager acknowledged that an “adjustment” was made to the document.
Prospective members deserve transparency regarding billing practices and cancellation handling. I am sharing documented facts so others can make informed decisions.
For clarity, the individual responding under the title “Owner” on Google is not the local studio owner. I am currently in direct communication with the studio’s actual owner regarding this billing dispute after the Studio Manager indicated she would no longer handle the matter.
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The workouts at this studio were effective, and I did see benefits from the program itself. However, my overall experience was significantly impacted by concerns regarding sales practices, pricing transparency, and cancellation handling.
Sales Practices
During progress reviews tied to my InBody scans, the Studio Manager promoted wellness peptides connected to her personal multi-level marketing business. I did not feel this was appropriate in a professional fitness setting. These sessions should focus on Body20 services, not outside ventures. The repeated promotion made me uncomfortable and felt misaligned with the purpose of those meetings.
Pricing Transparency
I later became aware that other members were paying significantly different monthly rates for comparable packages. The explanation provided to me regarding pricing differences did not align with the information available (direct from a family member who was also a member of the studio), which eroded my trust.
Cancellation & Billing Concerns
When I needed to cancel due to a change in my work schedule, the process required multiple requests and repeated offers of alternative packages before the cancellation was processed.
I executed a cancellation agreement reflecting a final payment date of 12/27/2025. In January 2026, I received two separate written confirmations stating: “There are no future payments scheduled.”
My recurring monthly payment had consistently processed on the 27th of each month since June 2025. No charge ran on January 27, which aligned with the agreement being terminated.
Despite this written confirmation, I was charged again on February 3, 2026 -- outside of my normal billing cycle and after written confirmation that no future payments were scheduled.
After raising the issue, I was provided a copy of the same signed cancellation form reflecting a revised final payment date of 1/27/2026. I did not authorize, initial, or re-sign any modification to this agreement, nor was a revised version presented to me for acknowledgment. The Studio Manager acknowledged that an “adjustment” was made to the document.
Because the charge was inconsistent with the written cancellation documentation, I formally disputed it with American Express. The dispute was resolved in my favor and the charge was refunded.
I should not have had to involve my credit card company to have a written cancellation honored. At this price point ($349/month), customers reasonably expect professionalism, transparency, and billing integrity.
While the training itself was beneficial (Rob & Reinaldo were wonderful), the handling of sales discussions with Randi, pricing inconsistencies, and cancellation/billing practices with Randi ultimately impacted my confidence in the studio.
I am sharing this information so prospective members understand the importance of retaining written documentation and carefully monitoring billing if they choose to cancel.