I was about to pull the trigger and… I was about to pull the trigger and order this program for my teenage son and I to do together. But I've decided against it. I'm good w the hype and marketing and exaggerated results, that's just the world we live in. But hearing that it's a constant barrage of emails, videos and up charges, I'll stick w my current regimen and keep my money, especially after seeing review from one of their insiders. Kudos to those folks benefitting but I don't have time or patience for all that comes with the program.

I haven’t received anything for my… I haven’t received anything for my money other than an offer of a private coach for more money. I guess I thought I was getting something else. The videos are very long-winded and I lose interest. I’m a very fast reader so reading is better for me.

Custom meal plan was thrown together… Custom meal plan was thrown together and didn't makes sense. Having a peach with breakfast and again for lunch when peaches aren't in season. Lots of gluten despite being gluten-free. Chicken at basically every lunch/dinner. No processed food, but had Quest bars (with seed oils!) and protein bars. Asked a couple times for revisions. Changed coaches and she did nothing except send automated cheerleading emails. A waste of money and time.

You market to older women You market to older women, Vince mentions his mom, and the work outs are geared for people who are already fit. You also promised money back returns but then your policy is only 2 returns a year. Your marketing is too aggressive.

This 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.