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How to Avoid a Boot Camp Scams
10 Questions to Ask Your Prospective Boot Camp Coach
How to Avoid a Boot Camp Scams
10 Questions to Ask Your Prospective Boot Camp Coach
Question #10: Is there a money back gurantee for the boot camp program?
The final question is whether or not your potential boot camp trainer is willing to put her money where her mouth is and offer you a guarantee of results. Has your boot camp trainer ensured you that you will be part of a reasonably sized group led by a qualified professional with a clear training philosophy that makes sense to you? Has she told you that her clients stay in the boot camp program an average of 3 months and enjoy a comprehensive nutrition plan and other accountability measures all at a reasonable price? Does your trainer walk the walk and offer herself as a living example of the fitness lifestyle? If so, then she should be confident enough in her program and coaching skills to offer some type of guarantee of results for her boot camp program. There is the absolute and the conditional guarantee. Maybe your trainer offers an absolute money back guarantee. Even if you sign up and show up for only 1 out of 4 weeks and then get to the end and decide that you weren’t satisfied, you’ll get your money back. These types of guarantees aren’t very common but they do exist. One downfall of this type of guarantee is that you are not incentivized in any way to keep up your end of the bargain. There’s no sense of “I need to work hard because I’ve already paid”. You can simply talk yourself out of working toward your goal, get a refund and continue to fight the battle of the bulge alone. The other type of guarantee is the conditional guarantee. There can be a number of conditions but the most popular type is if you join the boot camp program, show up to class and give a good effort, follow the nutrition plan as evidenced by your food journal and the weekly improvements and don’t lose weight, inches, and body fat, you get your money back. In my opinion, this type of guarantee is best for a boot camp program focused on helping participants lose weight and create body transformation. The client is incentivized to show up, put forth effort, and actively engage in adapting the nutrition habits that will produce the fat loss results that she was seeking when she joined. Simply quitting isn’t an option because if she just gives up, she will have waisted her investment. The trainer is also incentivized to pay attention to each client during class, ensure that she has proper form, push her to work at the appropriate intenstiy required to attain body shaping results, hold her accountable for her nutriton habits, and provide valuable feedback so that the client can achieve the results she desires. Failing to effectively help the client reach her fat loss goals results in loss of revenue for the boot camp coach. Is your potential coach committed to working hard for you AFTER she has collected your registration fee? You’ll know by her willingness to offer a guarantee.
As the Fit Club coach, I offer a conditional money back guarantee for my boot camp program. I put forth great effort to ensure that I'm recruiting women who are serious about weight loss into my boot camp program and then I put forth just as much effort to help boot camp participants get the weight loss results they are seeking.
Each potential boot camp member enjoys 1 FREE week of my boot camp program. This 1-week free trial gives the potential boot camp participant great insight into how much effort is required to lose weight. After the first week, potential members who are invited to become full members are guaranteed that they will lose weight and inches by continuing to follow the boot camp program or they get their money back. That’s just how committed I am to helping my boot camp clients get results!
The final question is whether or not your potential boot camp trainer is willing to put her money where her mouth is and offer you a guarantee of results. Has your boot camp trainer ensured you that you will be part of a reasonably sized group led by a qualified professional with a clear training philosophy that makes sense to you? Has she told you that her clients stay in the boot camp program an average of 3 months and enjoy a comprehensive nutrition plan and other accountability measures all at a reasonable price? Does your trainer walk the walk and offer herself as a living example of the fitness lifestyle? If so, then she should be confident enough in her program and coaching skills to offer some type of guarantee of results for her boot camp program. There is the absolute and the conditional guarantee. Maybe your trainer offers an absolute money back guarantee. Even if you sign up and show up for only 1 out of 4 weeks and then get to the end and decide that you weren’t satisfied, you’ll get your money back. These types of guarantees aren’t very common but they do exist. One downfall of this type of guarantee is that you are not incentivized in any way to keep up your end of the bargain. There’s no sense of “I need to work hard because I’ve already paid”. You can simply talk yourself out of working toward your goal, get a refund and continue to fight the battle of the bulge alone. The other type of guarantee is the conditional guarantee. There can be a number of conditions but the most popular type is if you join the boot camp program, show up to class and give a good effort, follow the nutrition plan as evidenced by your food journal and the weekly improvements and don’t lose weight, inches, and body fat, you get your money back. In my opinion, this type of guarantee is best for a boot camp program focused on helping participants lose weight and create body transformation. The client is incentivized to show up, put forth effort, and actively engage in adapting the nutrition habits that will produce the fat loss results that she was seeking when she joined. Simply quitting isn’t an option because if she just gives up, she will have waisted her investment. The trainer is also incentivized to pay attention to each client during class, ensure that she has proper form, push her to work at the appropriate intenstiy required to attain body shaping results, hold her accountable for her nutriton habits, and provide valuable feedback so that the client can achieve the results she desires. Failing to effectively help the client reach her fat loss goals results in loss of revenue for the boot camp coach. Is your potential coach committed to working hard for you AFTER she has collected your registration fee? You’ll know by her willingness to offer a guarantee.
As the Fit Club coach, I offer a conditional money back guarantee for my boot camp program. I put forth great effort to ensure that I'm recruiting women who are serious about weight loss into my boot camp program and then I put forth just as much effort to help boot camp participants get the weight loss results they are seeking.
Each potential boot camp member enjoys 1 FREE week of my boot camp program. This 1-week free trial gives the potential boot camp participant great insight into how much effort is required to lose weight. After the first week, potential members who are invited to become full members are guaranteed that they will lose weight and inches by continuing to follow the boot camp program or they get their money back. That’s just how committed I am to helping my boot camp clients get results!
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