Love SystemsReviews of lovesystems.com

This company is absolutely horrible. Firstly, their bootcamps consist of them recommending "self help" books like Psycho-Cybernetics. They provided nothing substantive that I had not already read on the internet. Their "in field" portion, consists of them pushing you into awkward sets with girls that they are, themselves, afraid to approach. I went into it with an open mind...but, my God was I disappointed. These "PUAs" simply post up at the bar, direct you to approach some girl who is obviously with her boyfriend, while they talk to the drunk girl standing next to them. The fact that they have found a way to cash in on this is an absolutely brilliant con. DO NOT GIVE THIS COMPANY ANY OF YOUR TIME NOR MONEY!!!

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I didn't see a lot of improvement and I am at the same place where I was before the bootcamp. It wasn't worth 5% of the price that I paid for this. This is despite the fact that I followed the instructor advice to the best of my ability and did what I was instructed to do. I asked for my money back at the last day of the bootcamp in person to the instructor (since they said on their website "if you're not completely satisfied, you will get your money back"). I later sent an email as well. They didn't give me refund and replied with some things that didn't make sense. I replied with why it didn't make sense. They didn't reply. I lost 3000$. My advice to anyone who is considering going to the bootcamp / any other live training: 1. Don't be affected by their statement "if you're completely satisfied, you will get your money back" - the probability that you will get your money back if you're unsatisfied is very low. They have in their terms and conditions: "You understand and agree that all deposits and payments for "live programs" (including, but not limited to, seminars, workshops, and bootcamps) are non-refundable" and a few different things which makes you unable to do anything if they don't want to give you a refund, even if they should. 2. Find the review of their bootcamp from Reddit (google "Lovesystems review reddit"). Apply to the advice at the end of that review. I'm coping and pasting that advice below: "I think bootcamp might be a good investment for you if ALL of the following are true for you: 1. You are not dealing with any kind of anxiety or depression. 2. You are relatively new to the game and don't have a solid understanding of the game yet. 3. Paying 3k for 3 day 2 night bootcamp is not a big deal for you. 4. You can socialize with people no problem. You just cant pickup girls because you lack the theory. I think bootcamp might be a bad investment for you if ANY of the following is true for you: 1. You are currently dealing with anxieties. 2. You have been in the game more than a year. 3. You have some sticky point that needs to be fixed in the field. 4. 3k is a big deal." If you don't meet all of the conditions from the first list or meet any of the conditions from the second list, then don't go to the workshop. 3. The workshop doesn't have much more value than watching YouTube videos with pick up advice. If YouTube videos didn't help you, then this workshop won't help you too.

I did the Chicago Boot Camp with Jason Lemonjacket. When I first signed up I have no clue what to expect but I realize part of my life was just not working right. The Boot Camp has been the best experience I could’ve ever asked for, Jason was awesome gave me instant feedback on things that I was doing wrong and right. The good thing was he help me look at my fears and believe and break them down to the point where they become manageable. before the Boot Camp I would go to a bar grab a beer and basically not have fun. Even with experience of the first day of the Boot Camp had much more fun going out tonight ever had my life and with love systems help I realized talking to girls it’s not that hard at all. Granted the Boot Camp is only one weekend so you have to put the time in on your own to keep working and progressing. I think it was worth every penny and every second And I would recommend it to everyone.

It was an amazing experience participating in the first 5 min workshop. We hammered down the exercises so I know how this stuff works. The best part is its all from my own personality. I wasnt copying someone elses scripts. I can go out and am confident to freestyle this stuff its awesome. Take the workshop. Intrigue is the man! Thanks bro!!

I has 2 trainers and they were both very knowledgeable and set quite a few things straight in my mind, appearance and behaviour. Absolutely useful and a life-changer!

I had a wonderful bootcamp with Zak and (his assistant) Tanner. I wasn't entirely sure what to expect going in but I bought it on the strength of the reviews and wish I had done it sooner. At the start of the camp, I couldn't walk into a bar without getting anxiety, by the end, I almost took a girl home the same night I met her (I chickened out). I never would have progressed this far or this fast without the help of the coaches. A lot of people online seem to think that a bootcamp is just going to teach you things you could learn from reading a book or blog posts. It's not like that at all. The content of my camp was tailored to the needs of the attendees. There is very little theory and a whole lot of practical advice and group learning. (The handouts they give you before the camp cover theory, but I don't think reading more hurts.) Instead the camp is about giving you the tools you need to overcome your immediate blockages and to put a development plan in place so that you can get decent at game within 12 to 18 months. As a semi-pro athlete who trains with world class coaches, I can say from experience that the Love Systems coaches are great at their job. The don't hesitate to tell you what you need to hear (even when you don't want to hear it), and they push you hard to keep you in the zone of optimal learning (just outside of your comfort zone and just outside of what you could without their support). Assuming the rest of your life is in order, if you are willing to do the work, not just at the camp, but afterwards, and if you are willing to be coached (I see people in sports all the time who lose winnable games because they can't or won't listen to the coaches), then you should strongly consider the camp. If you have your doubts, ask to speak to the coach who will be running your camp. They'll put you in touch and you can get your concerns resolved. (Sarah H. at Love Systems is wonderful and they have great customer support.) As for the cost, lots of people online say it's too much, but I don't think so. That $3000 pays for you to get 15 hours of group class and 8 hours of infield coaching. That's only $130/hour, less than what you'd have to pay for CBT with exposure therapy which operates on a comparable idea. The camp only seems expensive because you are paying for it all at once instead of in weekly installments like with therapy. When you factor in that unlike a therapist, the coaches are going with you infield and only doing this a limited number of times per year. It's actually a really good price. Sign up for the camp yesterday. Don't put it off like I did. It's money well spent.

Very excellent bootcamp - suprisingly respectful and extremely helpful. Isaac and Tanner were fantastic, knowledgeable, and supportive. They figured out my issues basically immediately and gave me tailored advice.