He was accused of Making a Client Sore, and Pushing Too Hard! He could do that to me ANY day!! 🤣 Also, when it said she was suing for $100, the eyes on the woman behind her were hilarious!
Exactly you kn9w how many BIG L's i took in life and never once thought about suing..n ppl are suing for a 100 dollars lmaoo the energy put into suing she coulda made that $100 10 times over
I went to a trainor. I couldn't walk for a month. But 9 months later I competed in my first bodybuilding contest. 14% body fat. Ripped abs. and lean arms and legs. The pain was totally worth it.
Wow. Just wow. As someone that just goes to the gym, not a trainer, not a bodybuilder or anything like that. I'm not even 5 minutes into this and can see that the plaintiff is a nightmare client. Has an excuse for everything. If I was the defendant I'd pro-rate her refund and thank my lucky stars that she's out of my life. And yes the defendant needs to stay off his phone while with a client.
HE STARTED HER AT 95 POUNDS AT A DEAD LIFT!! 20 POUNDS dumbbell lifting!! Those are weights that have to be worked up to you nimrod!! He started her out WAY TOO FAST!! Any idiot with a brain knows you have to work up to those weights and the amount of times he had her go up and down those stairs (which he even says he didn't start her on the shorter stairs) is far too much! He is the type of trainer that will gladly hurt his clients instead of working with them at their level and their pace. By the way. He has a ton of bad reviews because of his push too hard, too fast methods which have been proven to do more harm than good.
The fact that you would hire someone who looks like him and think it was gone be easy 😂 like ma’am, you’re supposed to be sore. That’s how muscles work. Especially when you’re building muscle.
He’s 100% correct. BEING SORE IS A GOOD THING!! It happens when you’re not used to using muscles intensely. It’s a sign you had a good workout actually. After a while, the soreness won’t be as bad each workout.
No one should ever push themselves or be pushed to the point that they can't function. Soreness is one thing but being debilitated afterwards is not healthy or safe. He pushed her way too hard. Good trainers need to get feedback and adjust accordingly.
@@staceymilochik6750 it may FEEL debilitating but the soreness only lasts three days tops. "No pain, no gain" especially if you have overly ambitious goals. Folks these days complain too much. You can't get ripped/lose weight AND be comfortable. It's unrealistic unless you don't mind minimal progress over an extended period of time, you gotta do research to help with relief. People want fast results with minimal effort. Like yoga as a cool down, an ice soak or a hot shower and tension taming tea before bed.
No, that is a HUGE misconception based on out of date ideas. Also, did you not listen to the weights he started her with?? They were WELL ABOVE a beginner level!
@@yaya804 There is a huge difference between working out your muscles for gain and working them out to the point where you can't move properly. It's not smart or healthy. I had that happen to me years ago with a trainer who overworked me one time and for a week I could barely walk or lift my arms. That's not normal. Once I got on track with a reputable trainer, I saw the difference. And my gains were ten-fold. You don't have to work yourself to the point of injury to get good results.
Not necessarily. I was really sore after each workout with a new trainer until a morning after 1 session I got out of bed and heard a loud snap noise after turning my leg. After the extreme pain and afterwards medical treatment I never went back to that trainer ever again. I kept telling him that I was having leg pain/stiffness every morning since beginning with him, but he would not listen.
If I had a workout with a trainer and felt NO SORENESS the next day, I would think something was wrong, not the other way around. If muscle fibers don't stretch and produce lactic acid(which burns) or break(which cause new muscle tissue to form)you gain nothing. The only thing I don't agree with is: the being on the phone while he's supposed to be training her. If she was overly sore the next day, just take it easier the next time. Stop seeing him, but don't expect a refund.
Some people don't understand about hiring a trainer. They don't do miracles. You have to actually do the work to get results. I remember a past friend complaining about his trainer and how he didn't see big results after weeks of training. I told him maybe the 2 Big Mac's you ate for dinner has something to do with that.
Signed a contract. Beginning workouts after a hiatus generates soreness. Trainer is a class act whom would gladly continue her contracted sessions, and likely beyond. Judge Milian ruled correctly. Sadly the “customer” seemingly has a personal issue…enough said
This is true, at least in my case. Didn’t workout for years and the first time I did 20 pound dumbbells my arms were sore and I couldn’t bend em for the next couple days, but it got easier
The eye roll at approximately 29 seconds of the blonde haired girl behind the plaintive is fantastic. But what I also like is when the defendant comes in every woman turns her head and doesn’t bat an eye as he walked to the podium. L O L. I wish I had ever had such a presence.
I think my trainer is one of the toughest trainers I have ever worked with. But my results are real and when I really can't go any further he is able to coach me through the rest of the set of alternate what I have to do to make it just a little bit easier. The soreness I feel with I have spent just a week or so away is crazy so one can only imagine what more than a month will do. She needs to work with someone who will coddle her
dont be deceived by trainers who look like this dude . he most likely looks like that genetically and even if he never did any exercise his whole young life he still would look exactly like that . guys like that just capitalize on their inherited good looks and sell people on the idea that training made them look like that .
Jarhead Fitness. As a beginner I would run in opposite direction. I first impression from the name alone is that the workout would be too intense for me.
@@paige4128 while the trainer needs to push the client, some forethought needs to be given to the client's athletic level/age/weight etc...What may be easy for the trainer, will not be for me. lmao
3:12 Judge Milian, I just had a wonderful memory of my Mom. She could handle any situation with words. Like you did, 1st with respect and wait for response? Depending on response would be how she would give her 2nd statement! 😉😄😬
I have worked out myself and felt pain. Heck I’ve just walked for more than 30 minutes and felt pain. I usually try to new workout on days I know I will be working light the next few days.
OMG!!! Of course he should win! She is upset because she actually had to work out and was sore the next day?? And surprise - she doesn't want to use the remaining classes.
She should finish the classes, and ask to take it a little slower. If she wants to get in shape quicker she could do the work outs with a warm up, and stretching afterwards. An electric massager to her muscles coupled with a lot of water after a workout will help a lot too. (That helps to releases toxins, and will help break up connective tissues that are too tight ).
She's clearly lazy AF, but he needs to stay off his phone. She definitely doesn't deserve a refund. As a trainer, I've never heard of this type of transaction in regards to a refund 😂😂😂
I had a trainer like him before. He would be playing Words With Friends while training me 😂😂😂😂. I didn’t work out with him much longer. Trainers need to put their phones up while training.
I used to go to the gym before Covid shut it down. Recently I found my favorite trainer teaching group Classes at another gym so I went last Tuesday. By Wed I was sore, Thursday I could barely walk but I rested, and I will go back again. Maybe I will tone it down a little more next time, and make sure to warm up. Good exercise and physical fitness rebuilding take time and some pain.
Lol, the first time I started training my legs gave out the first few days after. But it was a GOOD kind of pain because you can feel your muscles you’ve never worked out before. Best shape I’ve even been, but it sure doesn’t last if you stop. Pass the chips! Lol.
I once worked at an Amazon warehouse as a trainer and people like this exist there as well. The job is a low impact workout (walking from point a to b and bending your knees and stretching to get to low and high shelves for a full work day) and I told everyone day one if you’re not a remotely active person in your day to day life while you’re at work you will not notice it but as soon as you get home you will be sore, just know it goes away after a week once you get used to being more active. More often than not 80% of people hired would not come back due to the soreness. The workout wasn’t the issue, it was the pain afterward that ran her off. Unfortunately that means that her “fitness model” goal is out of the question because you can’t get that look power walking and doing a few jumping jacks. Sculpting takes effort, if it didn’t everyone would have six pack abs.
It's not professional to be texting while dealing with a client. If it's that important, just say excuse me for a moment or have an assistant to handle that for you.
Right and I wouldn't have hesitated letting him know it either. I also wouldn't have chosen any business named Jarhead either. It's clearly a military term so there's no way I'm choosing a military guy. He is not about to kill me doing drills😂🤣🏋🏾♂️🏃🏾♀️🤸🏽♀️🤼🏽♂️
@mendezarma after the fact. He should have been professional enough to realize it wasn't the right thing to do to begin with. The fact that he did it at all speaks volumes to the fact that he sees nothing wrong with it. I've worked with a PT before and that trainer certainly never even acknowledged their phone during that time, her words were you paid for this time you get my undivided attention, if it's an emergency they will call the gym and let me know.
Respect, Never begin a workout without a stretch and warm-up. Working muscle to failure can be achieved with no weight. Each client is different and has a different workout experience level. Work for form while breathing and progress/build not to hurt nor injure. Of course being sore is innate to the physiology of muscle-building but causing the pain being described is due to overworking. Simply, this is a contract case, and this is why she rightly lost. Namaste'
I had also gone to a training place & my trainer had left me to talk to other people while on the treadmill for the 1st time & fell off the treadmill because of his negligence. Never went back.
I can't blame her, I'd also go to this extent just to see him again,what a gorgeous, beautiful, sexy man. Full package. Edit: even is smile is perfect 😋😋. Feeling sore is normal when you haven't worked out for a while.
That's why its good to always be professional. And the defendant was very professional. I've see these type cases before. And usually the woman accuses the man of doing something inappropriate. I'm so glad this wasnt one of those cases. I hope he gains more business from this.
What the fuck are you blabbering about? None of what you just said has anything to do with this case. Also, no, it’s the COMPLETE EXACT OPPOSITE of professional to be texting while with a client. Do yourself a favor and delete this comment.
He is SO nice and well spoken! I would train with him just to be around that kind of energy. Sorry she was unhappy with him. You can't please all the folks all the time but some of the folks some of the time. I bet he's good in bed.
As a personal trainer, I have some questions for the defendant -- did he screen her by doing mobility and stability exercises to determine her level of mobility or joint mechanic issues? Or did he just start her off with deadlifting at 95 pounds? The deadlift is a complex exercise and shouldn't be done if the person doesn't have a stronger core. Plus it could wreck the back if it's done in the wrong form, and starting at 95 pounds puts you at risk for doing that. Also, it's good to take your clients through a warm up in their session to get the familiar with stretches. And he started her on isolated lunges with out determining if she had mobility in her knee and stability in her ankle first? Maybe she did, but these are things you need to work the client into instead of just right away. Now, from his perspective, soreness is a killer. Many people who haven't exercised in while will experience serious soreness for several days after their workout, and they're not use to how it's suppose to feel, so no, I don't think he "broke" her or did something wrong. That may have been whining on her part. Texting: yes, admittedly I have done this a few times, but mostly I focus in on my clients during their session, and I do look at the phone, it's to go through the programming of exercises I have listed for them.
The Judge said the same thing about the deadlift but then he went back to explain he started her with 2 10lb plates (65lbs w/ bar?) and went up from there. She got up to 95lbs.
no one knows the full extent of the case. it was not even spoken about how the first session went. don't go through life jumping to assumptions when we're only fed a portion of information
That woman is just a crybaby. if she didn't like it, she can stop, but doesn't get anything back. She paid for a month, she can get a month, she doesn't want a month's worth. He should have just said no refund.
She just doesn’t have what it takes to work hard I guess. If she can’t handle being sore then she might as well give up on her fitness journey because even just getting surgery is gonna cause extreme soreness. This case was ridiculous.
I was paying trainer 65 an hour. He ended a couple of sessions 10 minutes early. I brought it up to him and boy did he make me pay for it. He worked me so hard 10 minutes before the end of every session.
I’m just gonna say it. The trainer is fine. Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk ❤
I was looking for THIS comment 😂😂😍
@@neshaa2405 I was here ready to speak for us lol 😂
Period.
I said damnnnnnnn😂 he fine!
I SAW HIM FIRST! 😍
"Ms Taylor who is a determined lady comes out a loser" he really does not care at all! lmaooo
😭 not at all
This man is something else 😂😂
Care about what?
Lol he's a legend
Why should he care, for she signed up, took half of the workouts and did not finish as per the contract.
When she describes how sore she was, all I could think was, "Sounds like a great workout."
I like the sore. That's your reward for a good workout.
Like they always say: No pain, no gain.
The announcer said "He worked her out twice" 😂😂 They know that's a thirst trap because the defendant is FIONE.
😂😂😂
I will volunteer to be worked out twice everyday and 3 times on Sunday!
Plaintiff is fine too
He was accused of Making a Client Sore, and Pushing Too Hard! He could do that to me ANY day!! 🤣
Also, when it said she was suing for $100, the eyes on the woman behind her were hilarious!
The blonde lady! Saw her and 😂😂😂
He still had no business walking off and being on phone.
Tell us you're thirsty without telling us you're thirsty.
@@brandonwarchol2083 Could have been other clients calling for advice on how to stretch their sore arms or body. Just a thought.
😂all this for $100? Girl you should’ve stuck to his workouts clearly he KNOWS what a healthy lifestyle is
Exactly you kn9w how many BIG L's i took in life and never once thought about suing..n ppl are suing for a 100 dollars lmaoo the energy put into suing she coulda made that $100 10 times over
Waste of time
Lmaoo i came here just for this comment 😂
Naw, she went for the free trip.
“Yo think you can bench press me”🤣I had the same thought 🤪🤭
He seems nice and genuine. I'm glad he won!
Doug Llewelyn has no chill and I love it!
Doug was shook....😮😮😮😮😂
@@CeeYa1989weren't we all!
Somebody wants to be bench pressed 💅😂
Douglas is smiling he knows
Me!
I went to a trainor. I couldn't walk for a month. But 9 months later I competed in my first bodybuilding contest.
14% body fat. Ripped abs. and lean arms and legs. The pain was totally worth it.
14% body fat in 9 months. Damn, that's amazing. Congratulations
@@elizabethbaylor2683it's easy if you start at 11
Congratulations on your pain & gain!!
Wow. Just wow. As someone that just goes to the gym, not a trainer, not a bodybuilder or anything like that. I'm not even 5 minutes into this and can see that the plaintiff is a nightmare client. Has an excuse for everything. If I was the defendant I'd pro-rate her refund and thank my lucky stars that she's out of my life.
And yes the defendant needs to stay off his phone while with a client.
Thank 👏YOU 👏 you can tell she wanted max results with minimal effort
HE STARTED HER AT 95 POUNDS AT A DEAD LIFT!! 20 POUNDS dumbbell lifting!! Those are weights that have to be worked up to you nimrod!! He started her out WAY TOO FAST!! Any idiot with a brain knows you have to work up to those weights and the amount of times he had her go up and down those stairs (which he even says he didn't start her on the shorter stairs) is far too much!
He is the type of trainer that will gladly hurt his clients instead of working with them at their level and their pace.
By the way. He has a ton of bad reviews because of his push too hard, too fast methods which have been proven to do more harm than good.
He was on the phone with me lol 😂😂
@@itsjustl5422Simping😂
The fact that you would hire someone who looks like him and think it was gone be easy 😂 like ma’am, you’re supposed to be sore. That’s how muscles work. Especially when you’re building muscle.
Right?!
There are different trainers for all different types of exercise.
I would never look at him and think, cake!
@@eloahnon4952I look at him and think cake 😜
He’s 100% correct. BEING SORE IS A GOOD THING!! It happens when you’re not used to using muscles intensely. It’s a sign you had a good workout actually. After a while, the soreness won’t be as bad each workout.
No one should ever push themselves or be pushed to the point that they can't function. Soreness is one thing but being debilitated afterwards is not healthy or safe. He pushed her way too hard. Good trainers need to get feedback and adjust accordingly.
@@staceymilochik6750 it may FEEL debilitating but the soreness only lasts three days tops. "No pain, no gain" especially if you have overly ambitious goals. Folks these days complain too much. You can't get ripped/lose weight AND be comfortable. It's unrealistic unless you don't mind minimal progress over an extended period of time, you gotta do research to help with relief. People want fast results with minimal effort. Like yoga as a cool down, an ice soak or a hot shower and tension taming tea before bed.
No, that is a HUGE misconception based on out of date ideas. Also, did you not listen to the weights he started her with?? They were WELL ABOVE a beginner level!
@@yaya804 There is a huge difference between working out your muscles for gain and working them out to the point where you can't move properly. It's not smart or healthy. I had that happen to me years ago with a trainer who overworked me one time and for a week I could barely walk or lift my arms. That's not normal. Once I got on track with a reputable trainer, I saw the difference. And my gains were ten-fold. You don't have to work yourself to the point of injury to get good results.
Not necessarily. I was really sore after each workout with a new trainer until a morning after 1 session I got out of bed and heard a loud snap noise after turning my leg. After the extreme pain and afterwards medical treatment I never went back to that trainer ever again. I kept telling him that I was having leg pain/stiffness every morning since beginning with him, but he would not listen.
Lmao not Llewelyn getting flustered when the defendant came out. I would too Doug I understand! 😂
If I had a workout with a trainer and felt NO SORENESS the next day, I would think something was wrong, not the other way around. If muscle fibers don't stretch and produce lactic acid(which burns) or break(which cause new muscle tissue to form)you gain nothing. The only thing I don't agree with is: the being on the phone while he's supposed to be training her. If she was overly sore the next day, just take it easier the next time. Stop seeing him, but don't expect a refund.
Yeah, well, she wants to work out but she doesn't want to break a sweat.
@@FenderBender5150There's a pill for that 😎
Some people don't understand about hiring a trainer. They don't do miracles. You have to actually do the work to get results. I remember a past friend complaining about his trainer and how he didn't see big results after weeks of training. I told him maybe the 2 Big Mac's you ate for dinner has something to do with that.
😂😂😂
I LOVE being sore after a workout. It happens so rarely now, and it means I pushed myself extra hard!
Signed a contract. Beginning workouts after a hiatus generates soreness. Trainer is a class act whom would gladly continue her contracted sessions, and likely beyond. Judge Milian ruled correctly. Sadly the “customer” seemingly has a personal issue…enough said
“He worked her out twice and she claimed she was a little sore” it’s the way he said it that has me 😂
The Plantiff ain't ready for living the fitness lifestyle. Too many excuses. 😂
When u haven't worked out in a very long time the soreness is always way worse that first work out due to the lactic acid build up.
This is true, at least in my case. Didn’t workout for years and the first time I did 20 pound dumbbells my arms were sore and I couldn’t bend em for the next couple days, but it got easier
Yes
Drink a lot of water! More than norm
Lawsuit for $100 tells me she just wanted to see her attractive trainer for the last time 😂
He is fine tho😅
I don't blame her
dictionary- principal Also--'beauty is in the eye of the beholder' To some he looks like a dufuss.
@@franklynonurbiznes2488 aww you sound like you wish you were as handsome has he is.
@@ftngieRight!! And hating because he's not and will never be!!🫠
The defendant is SMOKIN’!!! 🔥🔥🔥
The eye roll at approximately 29 seconds of the blonde haired girl behind the plaintive is fantastic. But what I also like is when the defendant comes in every woman turns her head and doesn’t bat an eye as he walked to the podium. L O L. I wish I had ever had such a presence.
Douglas is the tall, dark & handsome on this show. Defendant says "challenge accepted" 🏋🏾♀️
I think my trainer is one of the toughest trainers I have ever worked with. But my results are real and when I really can't go any further he is able to coach me through the rest of the set of alternate what I have to do to make it just a little bit easier. The soreness I feel with I have spent just a week or so away is crazy so one can only imagine what more than a month will do. She needs to work with someone who will coddle her
dont be deceived by trainers who look like this dude . he most likely looks like that genetically and even if he never did any exercise his whole young life he still would look exactly like that . guys like that just capitalize on their inherited good looks and sell people on the idea that training made them look like that .
@@marleonetti7how did you manage to fit that much stupidity into a single post
Jarhead Fitness. As a beginner I would run in opposite direction. I first impression from the name alone is that the workout would be too intense for me.
Right!! Very military! I had a trainer who trained me like an athlete trains. I felt on fire!!
@@paige4128 while the trainer needs to push the client, some forethought needs to be given to the client's athletic level/age/weight etc...What may be easy for the trainer, will not be for me. lmao
How many women said damn he's fine when the defendant entered the courtroom? Be honest lol
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He even had JM blushing and trying not to make eye contact the man is FIAAAHN
This dude is in great shape period!
3:12 Judge Milian, I just had a wonderful memory of my Mom. She could handle any situation with words. Like you did, 1st with respect and wait for response?
Depending on response would be how she would give her 2nd statement! 😉😄😬
Mine was the same ❤
2:15 My wife had a personal trainer who instructed her to start warming up 20 mins before he arrived. She lost me at this point.
Doug was getting lost in his eyes for a sec there 😂
Doug is a bad boy. "do you think you can bench press me?" 😳
100 bucks?.. Lady get a job 😂
I think she wanted more than just him training her. There. I said it!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣♥️💯
She wanted him to get physical physical she wanted to hear her body rock
She did say she wanted him to warm her up
She wanted bbc
I have worked out myself and felt pain. Heck I’ve just walked for more than 30 minutes and felt pain. I usually try to new workout on days I know I will be working light the next few days.
My mouth dropped when Trainer Man came on out wtf 😩👀
Even Doug thought he was fine 🤭
4:20 Isn't that a sign that he's doing his job? A good workout you will feel for a few days.
To me working out is like going to the DMV. I avoid it at all costs. 😂
I know same. I’m trying to break the workout habit though. I wanna be fit
😂😂😊
I'll take the 7 sessions if she doesn't want them 😂
Dang Doug lol so savage !!! 😅😅😅why she gotta be a loser 💀
OMG!!! Of course he should win! She is upset because she actually had to work out and was sore the next day?? And surprise - she doesn't want to use the remaining classes.
THE BLONDE WOMAN AT 0:29 WAS ME THE WHOLE 29 SECOND INTRO lmaooo.
0:26
Lady rolled her eyes because it’s only 100 dollars. 100 bucks is a hundred bucks.
If they over charged you yea.. but to fully sue some1 over something thts meaningless is crazy
Yeah she has a stank face the entire time. It's giving hater.
If you can afford to let $100 of your hard earned money go, then that's you. If you owe me a $1, it's mine.
@@thankthelord4536 yikes
Doug, never fails to dish the dirt! 😃
"I was sore, so obviously something was wrong." She's a whiner.
She should finish the classes, and ask to take it a little slower. If she wants to get in shape quicker she could do the work outs with a warm up, and stretching afterwards. An electric massager to her muscles coupled with a lot of water after a workout will help a lot too. (That helps to releases toxins, and will help break up connective tissues that are too tight ).
Ohhhhh he knows what he's doing......Look @ him😊
She's clearly lazy AF, but he needs to stay off his phone. She definitely doesn't deserve a refund. As a trainer, I've never heard of this type of transaction in regards to a refund 😂😂😂
I had a trainer like him before. He would be playing Words With Friends while training me 😂😂😂😂. I didn’t work out with him much longer. Trainers need to put their phones up while training.
I used to go to the gym before Covid shut it down. Recently I found my favorite trainer teaching group Classes at another gym so I went last Tuesday. By Wed I was sore, Thursday I could barely walk but I rested, and I will go back again. Maybe I will tone it down a little more next time, and make sure to warm up. Good exercise and physical fitness rebuilding take time and some pain.
Blame the trainer because shes out of shape? No pain no gain!
My trainer kicks my ass. And I love it!! I warm up with a risk walk to the gym.
Lol, the first time I started training my legs gave out the first few days after. But it was a GOOD kind of pain because you can feel your muscles you’ve never worked out before. Best shape I’ve even been, but it sure doesn’t last if you stop. Pass the chips! Lol.
“Go to the gym” 😂👏🏽
I once worked at an Amazon warehouse as a trainer and people like this exist there as well. The job is a low impact workout (walking from point a to b and bending your knees and stretching to get to low and high shelves for a full work day) and I told everyone day one if you’re not a remotely active person in your day to day life while you’re at work you will not notice it but as soon as you get home you will be sore, just know it goes away after a week once you get used to being more active. More often than not 80% of people hired would not come back due to the soreness.
The workout wasn’t the issue, it was the pain afterward that ran her off. Unfortunately that means that her “fitness model” goal is out of the question because you can’t get that look power walking and doing a few jumping jacks. Sculpting takes effort, if it didn’t everyone would have six pack abs.
The defendant can stretch me out...
I came here to say this!
Trainer seems like a good dude, he just shouldn't be on his phone when he's with a client
She just wanted to see him again 😂😂😂
He assumed she was a straight-up 'transfer student' without a full assessment of her level and a buildup period, starting slow, session by session.
If you’re not sore the next day you didn’t work hard enough!! Lol
It's not professional to be texting while dealing with a client. If it's that important, just say excuse me for a moment or have an assistant to handle that for you.
Absolutely, could you imagine a doctor saying hang on a sec I have to confirm plans for this weekend in the middle of a c-section.
Of course
Right and I wouldn't have hesitated letting him know it either. I also wouldn't have chosen any business named Jarhead either. It's clearly a military term so there's no way I'm choosing a military guy. He is not about to kill me doing drills😂🤣🏋🏾♂️🏃🏾♀️🤸🏽♀️🤼🏽♂️
he admits its wrong geez
@mendezarma after the fact. He should have been professional enough to realize it wasn't the right thing to do to begin with. The fact that he did it at all speaks volumes to the fact that he sees nothing wrong with it. I've worked with a PT before and that trainer certainly never even acknowledged their phone during that time, her words were you paid for this time you get my undivided attention, if it's an emergency they will call the gym and let me know.
If I pay for someone's time then they are NOT allowed to text or take a call, during my time slot...
$100 dollars? Really she wants a hundred bucks back, lady call it a day and walk away and around the block, there’s your workout!
She just wanted to see him again… for free 😂
Respect,
Never begin a workout without a stretch and warm-up. Working muscle to failure can be achieved with no weight. Each client is different and has a different workout experience level. Work for form while breathing and progress/build not to hurt nor injure. Of course being sore is innate to the physiology of muscle-building but causing the pain being described is due to overworking.
Simply, this is a contract case, and this is why she rightly lost.
Namaste'
Thank you Douglas. 😬😁😁😁
She could've googled how to self stretch lol
She wanted the "sexy trainer" to stretch her, that's probably why she was disappointed.
I knew the plaintiff wasn’t going to use her last 7 sessions, she wanted to save face 😂😂😂
I had also gone to a training place & my trainer had left me to talk to other people while on the treadmill for the 1st time & fell off the treadmill because of his negligence. Never went back.
If you fell off a treadmill that’s on you. Lower the speed
I would not waste my Time and Loose a work Day for $100. The loss of a Days wages plus Court costs be expensive day.
You wanna look like a fitness model but can’t handle being sore
exactly
Ok listen.. the second the Defendant walked in I was ready to go the ATM and get some cash so i can make it rain because that brother is FINE 😂😂🥰🥰
It takes months and years of discipline to get that perfect body. Get real people.
The defendant had Doug STUTTERING 😂😭
I can't blame her, I'd also go to this extent just to see him again,what a gorgeous, beautiful, sexy man. Full package. Edit: even is smile is perfect 😋😋. Feeling sore is normal when you haven't worked out for a while.
The front 2 rows of both sides of the court are women, the instant he walked in their eyes were glued to him. LOL
Plot twist: her boyfriend wanted her to find a new trainer😂
That's why its good to always be professional. And the defendant was very professional. I've see these type cases before. And usually the woman accuses the man of doing something inappropriate. I'm so glad this wasnt one of those cases. I hope he gains more business from this.
What the fuck are you blabbering about? None of what you just said has anything to do with this case. Also, no, it’s the COMPLETE EXACT OPPOSITE of professional to be texting while with a client.
Do yourself a favor and delete this comment.
He is SO nice and well spoken! I would train with him just to be around that kind of energy. Sorry she was unhappy with him. You can't please all the folks all the time but some of the folks some of the time. I bet he's good in bed.
I worked out with a trainer and I didn't have a warmup session... I got there 30-40 mins early and did my own cardio to warm up
Defendant : beautiful smile❤️
Trainer is finnee 😍
As a personal trainer, I have some questions for the defendant -- did he screen her by doing mobility and stability exercises to determine her level of mobility or joint mechanic issues? Or did he just start her off with deadlifting at 95 pounds? The deadlift is a complex exercise and shouldn't be done if the person doesn't have a stronger core. Plus it could wreck the back if it's done in the wrong form, and starting at 95 pounds puts you at risk for doing that. Also, it's good to take your clients through a warm up in their session to get the familiar with stretches. And he started her on isolated lunges with out determining if she had mobility in her knee and stability in her ankle first? Maybe she did, but these are things you need to work the client into instead of just right away. Now, from his perspective, soreness is a killer. Many people who haven't exercised in while will experience serious soreness for several days after their workout, and they're not use to how it's suppose to feel, so no, I don't think he "broke" her or did something wrong. That may have been whining on her part.
Texting: yes, admittedly I have done this a few times, but mostly I focus in on my clients during their session, and I do look at the phone, it's to go through the programming of exercises I have listed for them.
Good questions
The Judge said the same thing about the deadlift but then he went back to explain he started her with 2 10lb plates (65lbs w/ bar?) and went up from there. She got up to 95lbs.
Finally a fucking comment not thirsting over this guy to completely avoid things he did wrong
no one knows the full extent of the case. it was not even spoken about how the first session went. don't go through life jumping to assumptions when we're only fed a portion of information
Before I hear anything court over $100 lmao
Tells me exactly the person she is ULTIMATE KAREN
You're gonna be soar when you start working out hard!
The defendant can DEFINITELY bench press me!!! 🏋🏿
I'm weak. He welcomes to train me anytime and buff me up 💪.
He was so sweet and nice. Maybe she will have a change of heart and go back for the 7 sessions. You never know
Plaintiff has Buyers remorse
That woman is just a crybaby. if she didn't like it, she can stop, but doesn't get anything back. She paid for a month, she can get a month, she doesn't want a month's worth. He should have just said no refund.
Oh I’ll be at jar head training tomorrow morning. Ready🤣🤣🥺🥺
If you're not sore you're not working out hard enough 🙄
She just doesn’t have what it takes to work hard I guess. If she can’t handle being sore then she might as well give up on her fitness journey because even just getting surgery is gonna cause extreme soreness. This case was ridiculous.
Chubby girl told to move around and she's like "Wut???"
Did y'all see the look on the lady's face behind the plaintiff when they said the price of what shes suing for? She was so over it😂
I had to go back and watch it 😂😂😂😂😂
I was paying trainer 65 an hour. He ended a couple of sessions 10 minutes early. I brought it up to him and boy did he make me pay for it. He worked me so hard 10 minutes before the end of every session.
What did she expect from a Jar Head Gym? 😂
That's a good deal for personal training! And yes, warm up alone before your training session