My gym
My gym. I go 2 or 3 times a week and train my whole body for 30 minutes. Effective, simple and affordable.
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My gym. I go 2 or 3 times a week and train my whole body for 30 minutes. Effective, simple and affordable.
Disgusting service. I signed up for a month, thinking that was it. Subscription kept running for a few more months until I though about checking. MANY charges later, I was pissed. Ok, 80% my fault for not checking.
Cancellation process is made almost impossible, with it being only possible from a shady app, and extremely well hidden. Of course cancellation is also 1-2 more months in advance, so I am stuck with this crap for 1.5 more months after cancelling.
Strongly advised to stay away from this borderline scam.
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