BRUCE C.

Pure Fitness

It was time to join a gym so I drove over to PF. Mgr Jason (young Texan kid) was nice enough to show me around the gym (blah blah blah).

Then it was time for the sales pitch. Before the sales pitch we did a health assessment (weight, body fat, body measurements from head to toe). Good information to know before you start a program. It's kinda like a before blue print of your body. Each week/month an assessment is done again, a progress report so to speak.

We sat down for more conversation.
He wanted to know what my goals are and why join a gym. I told him I wanted to loose body fat, increase definition and what better place than a gym. He said that would not be a problem as long as I stuck with a program to exercise and healthy eating.

So we talked about what program was best for me at this time.

Nothing left but the money aspect.

The sales pitch was moderate even though I told him I had 2 other gyms to look at, he didn't push much.

It was really a great first time for me because I've never been to a gym that pitched a sale line to me so I didn't know what to expect.

They have a lot to offer (free) if you're into that kinda stuff. I just wanted to get with the trainer 1 or 2 times to get my work out schedule set (was one of the free things). My personal trainer 5 times a month all for FREE.

When I left I new the other gyms would have a hard time selling me and they didn't.

The next day I joined and have yet to regret it.

I've been to 3 of there gyms in the valley and have been satisfied with the staff. Staff has always been informative and helpful.