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.

Constant 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

The constant hard sell and conflicting advice! The constant hard sell to buy more stuff, the bragging and selling in every single video, the fact that I gained 6 lbs. The constant conflicting advice such as don't eat bananas but they were in the meal plan (and many more items) the silly advice from Dr Gundry that was basically don't eat anything, it is all bad for you but if you buy my suppliments it will make it ok. I bought all the suppliments from VShred and the "Greens" which is so nasty to drink, it's crazy! Not my idea of a way to lose weight.

At first the trainer I had was not… At first the trainer I had was not around but after getting a new trainer it worked well for me. The new trainer was very responsive to my questions. Success in the program depends heavily on diet. I most definitely have a slow metabolism and I have a heavy appetite so watching what i eat is important.

Effective and Annoying The concept and content are solid. Might have given 5 stars if it weren't for the annoying hostage videos. Too many, too repetitive, and no way to control the play functions like fwd, rewind, etc. you never know how long each video is, so hence the hostage verbage. That said, I think the program is very useful if you don't mind the heavy handed marketing style.