This place is 100% a SCAM. If you see a promotion on Facebook or Instagram offering a free 6 week training course that includes a personal trainer and meal plan all for the business owner to expand their portfolio of success stories and promote their business...just keep it moving. It's absolutely a scam. The business owner, Mike started texting me. I set up an appointment to come in for my assessment. They walked me around the gym, took my measurements, had me fill out an assessment, and Mike ended up taking me upstairs to tell me I qualified for the free program after our "interview" to see if I'd be a good success story. Then, the scam was laid out. He used ALLLL the used-car salesman tactics, asking closed-ended questions, getting you to answer "YES" to all the questions (i.e., do you want a lifestyle change, do you want to feel better, can you commit to an exercise routine, will you commit to meet with your personal trainer, will a specialized meal plan benefit you, etc.), then he asks you if YOU are able to make financial decisions on your own. After that, Mike tells you "the program is only gonna cost $15,000.) Yep. A free 6 week program that was promised is NOT free at all. Why, you may ask? Oh, simple. Mike tells me I'm too out of shape to keep up with the group fitness class, so the free 6 week course wouldn't be a good option for me. When I tell him that I wasn't prepared to make any major purchases like that...it was entirely too much! He tells me I can finance the whole thing and proceeds to do a soft pull on my credit!!!!! WOOOWWW! When I told him I wasn't going to finance anything at that time and that I needed to talk this over with my spouse (a nice way of just letting this guy know I was ready to leave) he attacks my husband, who he doesn't even know, to tell me why would I even bother to ask my husband since he obviously doesn't support me in making healthy decisions! What the actual heck?? This business owner is out of line!! He based this assumption off of intake questions and brought another person into the conversation who has nothing to do with my fitness, but EVERYTHING to do with finances. This is my spouse, after all. When he realized I didn't appreciate his tone or assumptions, he proceeds to tell me he's just trying to be a good, tough coach and not sugarcoat things for me. An absolutely idiotic assumption to think he's a coach to me at all at this point - we've known each other for 10 minutes dude. He then proceeds to tell me he can just knock off a few things off the program like a supplement and vitamin routine and some other personalized things and then go from "guaranteed results in 12 mos" to results in 6 mos...all for the low, low price of $7,000. Ridiculous! I had to listen to his used-car salesman tactics for another 15 minutes. I should've walked out and left, but I was actually trying to work on a fitness goal at this point. It wasn't until he continued to fat-shame me and tell me I was basically going to die if I didn't commit to his program that I was ready to leave. Mike accused me of "making excuses" when I didn't want to pay $14K or $7K and I did NOT want to take out a medical loan to finance the cost either...he was literally trying to approve me for a loan on the spot. I was reallllly annoyed with having wasted my time driving to a rough neighborhood in Northside, all to be fat shamed and have my husband's character attacked...all for something I was told would be FREE for 6 weeks. When I told him I wasn't going to pay for anything right then and there and that I was going to head out. He told me "yeah, I'm sorry, I'm not going to be the right coach for you...thank you for your time." Like, he thought he was kicking me out of his office LOL!!!! I reached for the paper with my intake questions and my responses that I wrote, as well as his notes about pricing and he told me I couldn't take the paper with me because he is deciding not to work with me. What an immature thing to say and do. These losers just texted me again this weekend to "see if we can work something out" and start a program with them. This business is the absolute worst. Mike certainly isn't doing this company ANY favors. He's totally dense, inconsiderate, and had the audacity to tell me he is married and doesn't need to ask his own spouse about spending "that kind of money." Hmm...that relationship must be interesting to say the least. Do not walk, RUN, away from this business. There are far more effective personal trainers in Houston, TX who will not shame you and your family, ask you for $14K, and complete a soft pull in your credit to get you to finance a medical loan. Clearly, this guy is hurting for money. If I could give this entire experience a NEGATIVE score, I would. read more