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Input: I paid for 10 sessions of personal training just to learn some basics so I could start working out on my own afterwards. 

My trainer assured me multiple times that at the end of the 10 sessions I would receive a personalized exercise plan with all my baseline statistics. 

On the last day, instead of going over this exercise plan as promised, he aggressively tried to sell me on one of his group classes. I’m bad at saying no so I just said I would have to think about it and I would let him know. He said to come in on Wednesday for free.

On Monday he texted me asking if I made up my mind. I politely declined, thanked him for the excellent training, and asked if I should still come in on Wednesday (assuming this would be when I would get my exercise plan). He didn’t respond, which was odd because he usually responds fairly quickly.

Wednesday morning I text him “is everything alright?” and he promptly replies with a long ass sales pitch text telling me how he “doesn’t give this deal to everybody” and “it’s a crazy no brainer bro.” He offered to give me the whole first month free. I again explained that I would love to but could not for financial reasons and would hate to waste his time by taking the free month. He did not respond.

A week later I get an email from the gym asking for feedback on my training experience. I wrote something like “Not a great experience. Was promised a personalized exercise plan but just got an aggressive sales pitch and he stopped replying to my texts after I politely declined.”

I thought this was anonymous but apparently not because a few days later I got a super defensive text message from my trainer asking why I didn’t just ask about the plan, that he wasn’t ignoring me he just “gets busy,” and that he “went above and beyond to take care of me.”

He’s right that I could’ve just asked about the exercise plan, but I felt like I was being ignored, and I figured it’s not worth the trouble cause i can easily just make one myself or find one online. 

I thought he was really nice during the training so I feel bad that I may have gotten him disciplined for no reason.



leaving negative feedback on my personal trainer