Policy & cancellation.
REFUND/RETURNS/CANCELLATION POLICY for 1:1 Personal Training
If canceling the program, give the trainer 30-day notice before canceling, if 30-days’ notice is NOT given, the client is responsible for the rest of the month’s payment. If a client needs to pause the program, please give the trainer 30 days’ notice in advance. This will pause your services until you return with no charge. If 30-day notice is NOT given, the client must finish off the month, the following month will therefore be put on pause until client returns. The coach/ trainer reserves the right to cancel the program if at any point she or he feels it is not advantageous for the coaching program to continue. If this happens, the client is only responsible for the pro-rata share of coaching services received for the rest of the pay period. This Agreement will stay in force and effect until the end of the term indicated based on subscription chosen. Failure to pay required fees may result in Coach terminating the Agreement prior to the end of the term and discontinuing your access to services. Clients have 8 hours before class and/or appointment to cancel and receive their class/ appointment credit refund. Cancellations made less than 8 hours prior to class/appointment will not be refunded. The only time a client is able to get refunded past the 8-hour time frame is if it is aserious emergency.
REFUND/RETURNS/CANCELLATION POLICY: Fit & Fierce Barbellas Classes
Contract will be on autopay for 12 months. You will receive a notice before your membership contracts automatically renew.
At any point during your 12-month contract, you need to cancel or pause your membership, you must give a 30-day notice. If 30-day notice is not given, the client must pay the full amount for that remaining month. Clients have 8 hours before class and/or appointment to cancel and receive their class/ appointment credit refund. Cancellations made less than 8 hours prior to class/appointment will not be refunded. There is $10.00 for no shows. If a client has up to 5 no call no shows, BeYou Fitness is subject to termination of contract without a refund. The Coach reserves the right to cancel the program if at any point she or he feels it is not advantageous for the coaching program to continue. If this happens, the Client is only responsible for the pro-rata share of coaching services received. This Agreement will stay in force and effect until the end of the term indicated based on membership chosen. Failure to pay required fees may result in Coach terminating the
Agreement prior to the end of the term and discontinuing your access to services.
Policy for training expectations
Expectations: Clear, concise, and realistic expectations will help to ease your way into this new lifestyle without getting burnt out. When it comes to fitness and long-lasting changes, these things take time. Be patient with yourself and the process. Effort: You get what you put into it. If I, “your coach” make recommendations and offer support, and you decide not to follow what is offered. That is totally fine, just know that you might not get the results you are working towards. It is important for expectation and effort to be in alignment. Sustainability: As a promise from BeYou Fitness, no matter where you start, I will find a good balance that will work for you. It is also your responsibility to listen to your body to ensure you are not overdoing it. This is in the realm of not sustaining food intake based on nutrition, overtraining on exercise, and NOT letting your body properly rest. This can lead to injury over time and burn out. If your coach makes suggestions to back off or take extra rest, it is your reasonability to ensure you take that advice We do NOT work through injury, joint pain, or strains. If anything comes up that you are not sure about, always talk to your health care professional and your coach. Consistency: If you want to see consistent results, you need be consistently applying effort based on your ability level. This goes for training, nutrition, accountability, habits and proper recovery protocol. Patience: It is unlikely that you got to where you’re at today overnight; and it is unrealistic to think that you’re going to change overnight. This will take time, but if you want to see consistent results that are sustainable. You will have to exercise your patience and be empathetic with yourself during this process. Mindset: Mindset can change everything; you will not make sustainable change if you have a negative outlook. It is just as important to work on training your mental state as much as your physical state. Be nice to yourself, forgive yourself, and encourage yourself. This is how you grow, progress, and develop lifelong healthier habits. Accountability: All Access #1 & 2 Plan focuses on building a solid understanding of weightlifting and fundamental habits to pursue your own fitness goals. Reach out to me if you need support. Take advantage of your community, you have another BeYou Fitness Support group to chat with and to talk about any subjects. Just keep it appropriate and kind.My gym has lifted over 80,000 lbs. In max volume.
Policy for training expectations
Expectations:
Clear, concise, and realistic expectations will help to ease your way intothis new lifestyle without getting burnt out. When it comes to fitness and long-lastingchanges, these things take time. Be patient with yourself and the process.
Effort:
You get what you put into it. If I, “your coach” make recommendations andoffer support, and you decide not to follow what is offered. That is totally fine, justknow that you might not get the results you are working towards. It is important forexpectation and effort to be in alignment.
Sustainability:
As a promise from BeYou Fitness, no matter where you start, I will finda good balance that will work for you. It is also your responsibility to listen to your body
to ensure you are not overdoing it. This is in the realm of not sustaining food intakebased on nutrition, overtraining on exercise, and NOT letting your body properly rest.
As a promise from BeYou Fitness, no matter where you start, I will finda good balance that will work for you. It is also your responsibility to listen to your body to ensure you are not overdoing it. This is in the realm of not sustaining food intake based on nutrition, overtraining on exercise, and NOT letting your body properly rest.This can lead to injury over time and burn out. If your coach makes suggestions to back off or take extra rest, it is your reasonability to ensure you take that advice We do NOTwork through injury, joint pain, or strains. If anything comes up that you are not sure about, always talk to your health care professional and your coach.
Consistency:
If you want to see consistent results, you need be consistently applyingeffort based on your ability level. This goes for training, nutrition, accountability, habits
and proper recovery protocol.
Patience:
It is unlikely that you got to where you’re at today overnight; and it is unrealistic to think that you’re going to change overnight. This will take time, but if you want to see consistent results that are sustainable. You will have to exercise your patience and be empathetic with yourself during this process.
Mindset:
Mindset can change everything; you will not make sustainable change if you have a negative outlook. It is just as important to work on training your mental state as much as your physical state. Be nice to yourself, forgive yourself, and encourage yourself. This is how you grow, progress, and develop lifelong healthier habits.
Accountability:
All Access #1 & 2 Plan focuses on building a solid understanding ofweightlifting and fundamental habits to pursue your own fitness goals. Reach out to me if you need support. Take advantage of your community, you have another BeYou Fitness Support group to chat with and to talk about any subjects. Just keep it appropriate and kind. My gym has lifted over 80,000 lbs. In max volume.