My husband signed up for the gym National Fitness last year, because we had received a free month coupon in the mail. The coupon ended up being BUY one month get one free, which wasn't a huge deal, but just the first deception by this company.
Dan (my husband) went to Just Fitness to sign up. He paid cash, to their dismay, $24. Of course they wanted to get a credit card to try to charge it monthly. Luckily we saw that coming and paid cash. The he was told he would get a free session with a personal trainer. The appointment was scheduled for the following day. It was supposed to be an hour session.
When he got to the session, the trainer was late. He spent the first part of the session asking questions regarding his goals, fitness, etc, then Dan worked out for about 20 minutes, and the rest of the session was one giant sales pitch. The cheapest package for a trainer was about $60 a month, which I'm assuming is their bread and butter.
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