Receive 5 Free Personal Training Sessions after Losing 5 kilos - IdealBody4Life in Sydney

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Store Repserge5656 on 30/06/2009 - 17:16 idealbody4life.com (281 clicks)
Last edited 02/11/2009 - 16:49 by 1 other user

During these trying times, we at Idealbody4life know that everybody needs just that little bit of extra motivation to achieve your health and fitness goals. Consequently, Idealbody4life personal training team is currently offering a new and exciting promotion. Lose 5 kilos in 5 weeks and receive 5 FREE personal training sessions.

Idealbody4life personal training team will assess your health and fitness prior to arranging a workout plan that will aim at improving your muscle tone as well as targeting body fat.

As part of the training strategy we recommend 4 training sessions a week, which will include 2 personal training sessions. Idealbody4life personal training team will arrange an easy to follow workout plan, which will be provided to the clients when not trained by the personal trainer.

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  wisc on 30/06/2009 - 17:31

  not to bad, but whats it gonna cost me, i.e. do i have to sign up for anything? with the first five free. then the cost of those five amortized over the life of the membership :P

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  Store Repserge5656 @ IdealBody4Life on 30/06/2009 - 17:36

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  Hey wisc,

  What we are trying to offer here is a bit of extra motivation to lose weight. So you receive 5 free training sessions after you lose 5 kilos

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    wisc on 01/07/2009 - 10:22

    ok so how much is the consultation and the work plan going to cost…?

    good deal to offer the free training sessions as motivation… but its not free if you have to sign up and pay for five weeks, then get get the training sessions.

    "As part of the training strategy we recommend 4 training sessions a week, which will include 2 personal training sessions. "
    If I'm paying for five weeks to "possibly" get a few training sessions sounds like more of a scam…

    from what i understand if I'm paying for 2 personal training sessions a week(not to mention the other two training sessions),

    Over five weeks thats 10 sessions of personal training, I'm paying for before i can get five. thats 33% off which is still pretty good. just the way its worded is a little deceptive.

    you haven't listed this as a freebie, so no negative from me though for that.

    don't get me wrong i can see that the personal training sessions that are free (as i said above) equate to a 33% savings, my problem is with the way its worded.