stretchlab.com Avaliações 

The actual stretching is good. Helpful. Professional. But the company are absolute crooks. They tell you to send an email to pause or cancel, but then they keep charging you. When you try to remediate there is no response. Buyer beware.

You can try to leave, but they keep charging you even after you’ve requested a cancellation of your membership. And if they offer to freeze your membership instead, they still charge a fee just to freeze it. Be very careful before signing up—getting out is much harder (and more expensive) than they make it seem.

I went to StretchLab on July 11, and unfortunately, my experience has been extremely disappointing. I want to be fair and acknowledge that the Flexologist who worked with me was very nice and appeared knowledgeable. However, the physical outcome of the session was not positive.

The following day, I experienced extreme neck pain that was significant enough for me to seek medical attention at urgent care. The nurse practitioner I saw advised me that he does not recommend StretchLab. My primary care provider has now referred me to physical therapy because I am still experiencing pain more than a month later.
I also have serious concerns about the qualifications and credentials of the individuals referred to as “Flexologists.” I am not clear on what specific credentials, certifications, or clinical training are required for someone in that role to perform these types of stretches on clients, and after my experience, that is something I would want to know before allowing anyone to work on me.

What has made this experience even more frustrating is the way StretchLab has handled my feedback. I have continued receiving repeated, lengthy text messages asking for feedback, even after I specifically asked them to stop contacting me. Continuing to contact me after I clearly requested that they stop is extremely rude, intrusive, and unprofessional.

I went into this expecting a positive experience and instead have been dealing with ongoing pain and unwanted communication. Based on my experience, I would not recommend StretchLab. I would strongly encourage anyone considering a session to research the qualifications of the person performing the stretches and carefully consider whether this service is right for them

Had a free stretch out of curiosity. If you are undisciplined and can't stretch on your own there is some value to this.
Otherwise you can get the same stretches on YouTube yoga or pilates for free.
. Sessions are 30 minutes costing $55, $50 or $45 depending on how many you sign up for.
The thought of a twenty something working on me who's had 50-70 hours of training isn't worth it.

I paid for a certain amount of appointments. I completed my last appointment at the Arlington, Tx. located. I told the young man that I would reach out to them when I was ready to renew and pay for additional sessions. I specifically said not to charge my account but I would be back. Well, they charged my account $269.00 without my permission. I called then a few time but they have not returned my calls. I guess they figured I would not say anything. -- I don't work with theives.

This company is a scam. The stretch sessions are great but the membership costs are outrageous and you will be charged even after you cancel your membership. Management is rude and they will prolong your cancellation process in order to charge you for an additional $500. After cancelling, I was told I needed to cancel 2 months in advance in order to not be charged for a fourth month, which makes no sense. Save your money. The stress isn't worth any amount of stretching.

I feel so much better after a StretchLab sessions. I feel inside my circulatory works, especially since I don’t experience brain fog like I usually do a few days later
My coach Sawyer is the best, knowledgeable, kind, and supportive of my health journey

Do NOT buy a membership with these thieves. They charge your card and if you don’t visit every month your visits”expire”
I’m a disabled senior with health issues and can’t always get out of my house. These jerks robbed me of about 400.00
Don’t let these guys cheat you!

Contacted them multiple times, to cancel plan I signed up for in December.

Subsequently charged two additional times.

I don't have a problem with the staff, however, no one described the restrictive cancellation policy, and it's near impossible to reach a manager capable of discussing billing/charge issues, refunds, etc.

Although my account was finally cancelled, I am due $520.42 for two periods, and no one has since responded to my multiple emails, calls, or texts.

What kind of business practices are these? Why do they make it extremely difficult and confusing when trying to cancel your membership?

Scam. Stear clear.

In my experience the new management at StretchLab Union Square are downright dishonest. I'd had a very positive relationship with my flexologist and the previous management for over a year. But upon medical advice, I had to undertake specific PT instead. I froze my account then cancelled. For whatever reason, when the new management took over months later, they continued to charge my card. I called and was assured by the young man with whom I spoke that after putting me on hold and consulting wth his manager, I would be refunded the charge and my cancellation would be honored. A month later, there was no refund but there was another charge! That's when the denials and evasion began. I was put in contact with a staffemember of another branch in Queens, wth no positive development other than having my cancellation implememted over the phone, something they previously said was not possible. So I'm out 2 month's worth -- nearly $500. Even my letter via the parent company's (Xponential Fitness) website to the President didn't prompt an answer. If you value your health and well being avoid the sharks at the Union Square StretchLab.

Enjoyed my intro session at the Falls Church, VA location with Kyle a few weeks ago and my first full session with Lindsay today. She was very knowledgeable and gave me a thorough “four block” stretch session. Also provided nutrition and core workout tips as we chatted, which were very helpful and definitely above and beyond what I expected. I will be booking with Lindsay again soon!

I have been going to StretchLab for several years and can honestly say it’s the best decision I’ve ever made for my health. My gait is greatly improved and I can now run up and down steps that before StretchLab kept me holding onto the railing and stepping sideways down the stairs. My stretch time with Diego is the best $ I’ve spent on my health and I attend a weekly 1 hour stretch. It’s by far the most useful physical hour of my week.

Had another great stretch at StretchLab Aspen Woods with Tyson Francis. No two stretches are the same. He has customized each weekly stretch based on what’s going on with my body. Greatly appreciate his continued care.

WARNING !!!!

We purchased about $2,000.00 worth of stretchLab credit, and we was explicitly these credits would not expire, which is why my husband bought a large package since we not here full-time and would use over time. for the last six months we have used about half if them, StretchLab wiped 50% of my credits due to a 6-month limit that was never disclosed. Dishonest and incredibly disappointing. Be warned to never buy credits as they have hidden expirations.
Total bait and switch. Bought a package under the promise of no expiration dates, only for StretchLab to take half of our money and cancel my remaining credits after six months. As a part-time resident, this is a scam. Do not trust their promises!

Started out great. Very pleased with the stretches and where helpful to relieve aches and pains. I then broke 2 ribs and broke my foot. Had to put services on hold- which they did without an issue. Until a month before I was told I would have to call back to restart or renew my hold, I received an email stating that Stretchlab had charge $349 to my credit card. I contact Stretchlab and was told that the "freeze" on the account was lifted and therefore I needed to pay for the next month. I explained I am still have issues with my foot and that we would be moving therefore needed to close my account and asked that the $349 be reimbursed. After several phone calls I was told that it is policy when a account is closed you still pay for the next month $349. I also said I wanted to close my husband's account and they said he would be charged $349 also. So, if you go to cancel your account beware you will be charged for $349- which they say you can come use or give to another friend. I am moving. I would not send my friend to this business. I am blocking the charges on my credit card as Stretch lab wants us to pay $700 for services not rendered. Basically stealing our money. Very poor business tactics.

Hard to know if this place actually has value or not.
They clearly don't know how to do business. They claim to be a quasi-medical facility. I don't know about you, but I don't pay my doctor in advance for an appointment. Nor my dentist. Nor a massage therapist. These people wanted me to not only give them $50 IN ADVANCE, they wanted me to use a clearly insecure payment website to do it! They they had the audacity to suggest that I should just give them my credit card details OVER THE PHONE to someone!

I guess I won't be trying this place. All of that is just flat unacceptable.

There is almost no company I could recommend less. My suggestion: stay away from this place. Save your money. The therapy here is good, but their financial arrangements border on the criminal.
I have spent many hours and numerous contacts trying to resolve financial/credit issues with this company without any success. They require you to purchase a plan to get their services. The credits on this plan expire in one month, which they do not make clear at all. The employees are all short-term and rotate like the breeze. Three of my “flexologists” no longer work there, and there is a lot of value to continuity of service. I am so bitter with these people, I wouldn’t go back if they paid me - mad I did pay them a ton. Save your money and disappointment, and go somewhere else. Anywhere else. Not here!!!

The way i was treated by a local business was deplorable. The Stretch Lab in Concordia hopping center in Monroe is a scam. I bought a package as a gift, paid for them and received a certificate yesterday with the persons name on it. I was called that afternoon saying that they made a mistake but they would still honor it. Today I received a call that they don’t want me in the studio because I lied to them about who they were for and that I told them it was for 5 different people. Meanwhile the certificate has the one persons name on it. Horrible and deceptive business practice. Do not frequent this business.

I've been seeing them for a little over a year to help with Parkinson's rigidity issues. I felt they were helping me to a certain extent.
Yesterday I recieved an email stating they are closing all their facilities in Tucson on Dec. 15th.

I personally had a very poor experience my introductory session was cut in half then before I even got my shoes on there pressuring me to buy additional services I had an overall very poor experience at this facility would not recommend.