Boot Camp "Morning Crunch!", Los Angeles

I used morning crunch about 5 yrs ago and loved them. The coach (Sean) didn't even show up to my site and I received no further calls from Dulce after she said she would look into the matter. I waited for about 45 min at the park and then left. Not sure what happened, but I'm requesting a refund and re-joining the YMCA. What a waste of time.

The first day, I waited around for about 30 minutes, driving around the entire park looking for the bootcamp. It was only after 6 am when I was able to locate the group. So naturally, I was not to fond that I had to search for the group. In terms of the program itself, it wasn't exactly what I had expected. The workouts were a loose version of HIIT training. I was sweaty by the end of each workout but I never felt a burn. In fact, I would hit the gym afterwards to lift weights in order to feel a burn. There was not a food program provided, although the trainer was nice enough to email us an outline of what we should be eating. I didn't lose any weight over the course of the weeks, although I can say I feel a little bit stronger and I see a little difference at my waist line. I would say that Morning Crunch can be a motivator for those that absolutely do not work out at all. Personally, it was ok. I have had more intensive bootcamps that were free, by someone who is not really a trainer, and I had better results. I am not sure if I would recommend this program in general but for those folks that work at Fox studios, it wouldn't be a bad idea as it is right across the street.

Everything was great! Paul was extreamly motivational and created a terrific learning enviornment. He made working out fun!

Rude customer service and poor communication!