How many of you women have tried and been successful?!
Question: With the Inches-A-Way Program?
I applied for a job there today. I use to work at a local Curves about four years ago and missed the atmosphere and meeting all the members. While I do not fully trust the Curves method I thought this was interesting. I suppose I thought it a chance to improve me and help others as well.
What were your results?
Were you satisfied with the outcome?
Did it make a difference in your life?
What was the cost of the 3 phase program and exercise?
I was told today when I interviewed that they did not discuss the cost upfront.
Answers: With the Inches-A-Way Program?
I applied for a job there today. I use to work at a local Curves about four years ago and missed the atmosphere and meeting all the members. While I do not fully trust the Curves method I thought this was interesting. I suppose I thought it a chance to improve me and help others as well.
What were your results?
Were you satisfied with the outcome?
Did it make a difference in your life?
What was the cost of the 3 phase program and exercise?
I was told today when I interviewed that they did not discuss the cost upfront.
Hi, I completely understood your question. I've never belonged to any weight loss company, I always just lost the weight on my own. I'm finally gettting over my cold, so I'll be starting my own program on Monday. I exercise 30 minutes a day, usually on my exercise bike, for a minimum of five days a week. Oatmeal is usually what I eat for breakfast, though once a week I'll eat a bowl of cereal. I drink tons of water. Lunch is usually a chicken caesar salad, minus dressing, or some soup. Healthy snacks during the day, like sugar free jell-0 and sugar free pudding. Something healthy for dinner, not fried, and another healthy snack in the evening. Last January I lost 16 pounds, with a total of 30 pounds by the end of March. Of course I got off track, so that's why I'm starting up again. I believe they don't discuss the cost up front because it would sometimes have people leave. You use your sales pitch and make them really want to use the program, so they'll be willing to pay the price when it comes to it. Gaining weight is yucky, so if I had extra money, I'd probably join also. Get back to me in about 15 years, after we've paid off our son's student loans and I might have the money then! Good luck on the job!
that's scary that don't tell yo how much you have to pay, i wouldn't try it might cost too much.
I agree with Ashley. should have found out the cost before you applied.