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Blush Boot Camp

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1/5 stars

Average of 4 Customer Reviews

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  • Review fromLauren C

    Date: 02/06/2025

    1 star
    Do not sign a contract with this gym. They claim they are empowering women through fitness, but really they are preying on women and hope they forget to come in and get charged anyway. They steal and do not take responsibility for their actions. They cannot be reached in anyway once they have wronged you. My gym closed and I was charged a month membership that COULD NOT BE USED. This should be reimbursed, and I made many attempts to contact and have been ignored. They are an inhumane business taking advantage of women who want to better themselves and they should be ashamed and not trusted, no matter which location. They are all trained the same, and the corporate leadership is poor and customer service is nonexistent.
  • Review fromJohn D

    Date: 10/17/2024

    1 star
    The CEO of this business steals his franchisees business funds and forces them into closure. He has done his to mutiple of his franchise locations and many of them are suing him. After he forces them to close he keeps all of the member's money who paid up front/inful for x number of momnths and those members never get their money back. and the staff that worked up to closure nevers gets paid becuase, again he steals all the business money. Protect yourself, dont sign a contract with this gym, dont work for this gym, and 10000% NEVER pay this gym any amount of money up front becuase it can close without notice and they will not refund you.
  • Review fromColby E

    Date: 07/30/2024

    1 star
    Max GREMOVEDis taking a gym focused on empowering women and dragging through the mud. He treats his employees (who work hard and foster wonderful communities) horrifically. Clients, employees and multiple locations are disposable in his eyes. After hiring and losing multiple trainers, increasing rates by 15% and taking jobs from trainers by email at the 133rd Leawood location, he shut it down with only a week’s notice. Members were encouraged to transfer locations but if one is looking to cancel, good luck. With no number to call and no one to visit in person, I’m on my 4th email this month. I’ve asked to cancel repeatedly, and the only two responses I’ve received include encouragement to transfer. I’ve now been charged three more times while I wait on literally anyone to email me back. I’ve filed a dispute with my credit card company. It’s ridiculous that this is the only way to get out of a membership (and my three month contract is up, now I’m just being charged “until I cancel.”) Max GREMOVEDis taking advantage of so many and laughing all the way to the bank.
  • Review fromAbigail R

    Date: 05/03/2024

    1 star
    I signed an 18 month contact in September of 2022, ending in March 2024 or so I thought. I have been unable to go to workouts for quite sometime due to some health issues and work schedules. I was patiently waiting for my contract to end and then I was charged in April. I emailed to end my membership and I was told sorry, it auto renews, you are stuck for another 18 months at 108.12 a month. The email responses I am getting are pretty much telling me I need to focus on my workouts and I don’t have 3 hours a week to focus on myself and my health??? It comes across very condescending and bullying. I would not recommend blush bootcamp to anyone. I think they have a very greedy business practice and I plan on sharing my experience with anyone who will listen. DO NOT sign up with this business.

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