Peter Ulrich
SEWhat a rip-off What a rip-off! They do a great pitch and lure you in with fancy talk about your metabolic type and so on. Bought the 2k personalised coach program and i got a coach who i talked to 1 time in 3 months, and a meal plan with chicken broccoli and white toast - he didn't ask any question about my eating habits so how could he possibly recommend food for le? didn't follow up once during the 3 months, only thing I ever got was some template messages they send out - such a waste of money and time
David
GBConstant videos which you must listen… Constant videos which you must listen to the entire deal of marketing nonsense Nonstop selling. Feels like a bad carnival and makes one seriously wonder if it’s all bs Exhausting self promotion
customer
GBHalf Way There I needed the structure of a customized meal plan to make my food choices easier, especially the shopping lists. I appreciate the weekly check ins with my trainer Marcus that keep me in check along with answering all of my questions. The exercise plan (in-home) fat loss extreme is perfect for my current work life balance and I do see and feel results after 1.5 months.
Flash
GBUndecided... At this point in time, I haven't noticed anything positive or negative about the supplements I tried. Not sure yet if I'll be reordering. I'll give it till the end of my 3 month supply before I decide. It hasn't been a month yet.
Shawn Osborn
GBThis is a big sales ploy This is a big sales ploy. Vince's "short" videos are not short. Vince could say in 10 minutes that takes at least 45 minutes. Each just a sales pitch. He repeats himself a minimum of 10 times during the presntation. These presentations happen almost daily. I don't have that kind of time to be watching a 45 minute videw daily. Also, I signed up for a "free" metabolism assessment. An appointment was made to discuss it. I never received the call. But continue to get emails saying my "free" assessment still awaits. I feel Vshred doesn't really care about my health or progress, but just wants to sell more products.