I love this place and the women who run it! Amazing experience losing about 70 lbs total with my…read morehusband. They walk you through every aspect of the program and tailor it to your needs. Their services continue to expand. I myself and loving their lipomelt machine! My skin hasn't been this tight since before babies!

I started my weight loss journey with Losing iT in December of 2019. I am down 60 pounds as of…read moretoday, Oct. 15, 2020!! The gals at the clinic have been incredible, supporting me on every aspect of this journey! I am beyond thankful and can not recommend them enough! Thank you Carla and Marcia! My physician says I am doing remarkable and I literally owe my life to you!!!!

The people at Next Step Fitness help create personalized plans to make you want to come back. They…read moretake care to meet you where you are and help you enjoy being you. Everyone I've encountered is kind and experienced. They have a variety of programs and workout equipment for anything you'll need. Thanks!

I found Next Step Fitness quite by accident when I was visiting another business at Legacy Village…read more It's a small fitness studio with private one on one sessions with a personal trainer. The sessions are designed to achieve specific fitness goals of each client and take into consideration individual ailments such as arthritis. The personalized approach and attention to correct form are what set Next Step apart from other fitness studios. I've used personal trainers a few other times in a big gym setting, but the privacy here makes a difference. As I go through the exercises, we talk about a lot of health information which keeps me aware of other health oriented topics. I will say that Next Step is kind of pricey, but the cost of bad health is very pricey too. I think of this as an investment in myself.

This review is not for their work practices or ethics, I'm sure that's fine, this review is for…read moretheir hiring practices. I was sought out by a national recruiter for a position that was going to be a government contract. After passing the first interview I was given a second by Doug C. After passing that one the salary was negotiated and I was told by Doug that an offer would be officially made, again based on the approval of the government. I fully understood that if they did not sign off on it there would be no job. I was told I should start within two months. Nothing happened and I stayed in contact and was advised the government has not signed off on it but it should be soon. I never was officially offered the position by HR as I was told I would be. After four months of attempting to find out if the job was a go, Doug would not return my calls nor would he return my emails. My point is if the contract was not a go or they decided not to hire me for whatever reason a phone call or email would have been professional not just let me wonder what was going on. For that person to not respond to my inquires after telling me I would be offered a job is unprofessional. Again I am sure they are a solid company that takes care of their clients, but for hiring practices, they need some work.