I recently started working out, and since I was at it, I decided to also do personal training.
First, I need to check if it fits well.
I bought a 2-month health pass for 600,000 won as a special introductory offer for 10 sessions.
Clothing rental: 10,000 won per month / Locker use: 10,000 won
For now, I am not using those services and am only paying 600,000 won for personal training.
Meanwhile, all cash transfer cards, including Zero Pay, are subject to VAT, so I paid in cash altogether.
During the first class, a 50-minute session was scheduled, but 20 minutes were spent on counseling...
Learned three stretching poses, and the class is over;;;
I wasn't sure if this was right, but starting from the second class, I think she adjusted her pace to match her stamina (since her body was a mess), and she seems to be doing well in the lessons... Even if the classes feel a bit dull compared to the money I paid...
I couldn't keep up, so I had nothing to say.
But I was suddenly asked if I would extend the classes starting from the third session, and I was really disappointed...
They'll extend the class if they like the content and want to continue;;;
After the 4th and 5th classes, you asked about extending again...
When I asked about various things I hadn't inquired about during the sixth session and said I wanted to extend it
I had a consultation because you took the time before class...
I am receiving physical therapy, but I haven't done an InBody test or managed my diet, and I just learn simple exercises using equipment... I wonder if this is really correct, among other things.
I received good counseling, and they said that if I extend for 20 sessions, a discount is possible from the trainer's side...
So, I said I would extend it...
They are telling me to sign the contract today;;
Since it's a significant expense anyway, I can register in advance because I will take the class...
There are still four PT sessions left...
So you're asking me to come and sign a contract on a day that's not even a scheduled class?
I didn't have any thoughts during the consultation yesterday... but after thinking carefully at home, I'm a bit unsure;;;
He thought they were trying to run away after taking the money, so he wondered if they were getting the money in advance, haha.
And the PT price is discounted, but you still have to pay separately for the gym equipment, right???
For those who have received physical therapy... what do you think about the cost and the procedures?
Isn't it a bit excessive???
Do most people pay separately for PT and health fees when they receive PT???
It's my first time signing up for a gym, so I have no idea at all...
Is it strange, or am I the one who's strange...............
Please give me some advice~~~
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