WarriorBabeReviews of warriorbabe.com

Said my "free gifts and downloads would be in my inbox"... never got anything.. SCAM

This company is a scam , trick you into a discount for paying in full but when I attempted to cancel immediately I was told it was impossible even though I never actually started the program...BEWARE!!!!!!!!!

I did not click with my coach. She did not do a good job of explaining macros. I was left to figure it out myself. Also, communication was limited to their app. Why is everyone so afraid to talk by phone? When I asked to be reassigned to a different coach- crickets - then one email asking me to explain further. They made a minimal effort to make things right for me. Life happened and I didn’t have it to fight with them and follow up more. Clearly they were happy to get paid for doing nothing. It was a waste of thousands for me. I wouldn’t recommend.

Warrior Babes is very over priced and the service is far below the cost. I was never contacted on my start up date and therefore requested a cancelation, which was denied even though nothing had started yet, it is a big rip-off so beware!

I have made the decision to move away from this program. Although Brandye is a positive trainer she doesn’t offer a realistic perspective for a person who doesn’t fit perfectly into the WB program parameters. She told me she has all toes of data that she analyses but didn’t send me anything I could see for myself. The videos don’t offer good visibility so I don’t count that. I do data analytics so it was insufficient for my standards. Also she wants things to be so positive but not everything is fun, light, and exciting. Having a reaction that is appropriate for the client should matter. I told her “I have never felt worse about myself” after gaining another 4 pounds under her advisory and she didn’t even acknowledge I said that. In fact this was after two weeks of her having no contact with me. She mentioned she had some personal issues in a video to me but has still not offered any opportunity to speak with me. I find it very convenient that the client is found to blame for marginal macro intake differences. My macro intake was close to the right amount and within 3 to 6 points and still it was my fault and I was told by Brandye that I was over eating; which by the way, she told me repeatedly that I was under eating for weeks prior to this new advice. Her approach was very unyielding from the traditional WB approach even though I told her the traditional WB approach was not working for me. I have always had good eating habits with good food and I have always had a good workout regiment. I think this program is really for people that do not work out and/ or have bad eating habits. For people who already have good eating habits, have good workout regiment and are constantly in a state of fat burning I think changes can be considered for these clients. I am part of the 3% to 5% of your clients who did not have what your program expected as the expected measurable outcome. I gained 14 pounds and 2 inches around my waist in 9 months. Not the outcome I wanted nor the outcome WB expected. But of I’m just looking at the experience as a whole I find the program lacks several areas that could be improved: 1. The baseline saliva test was a good start. Perhaps follow up in the program with another test to see if the program is helping your clients 2. The trainers are still not as accessible to your clients who are struggling. The trainers tell the clients they can set up another call if the client requests it but shouldn’t the trainers know to push for another call if they see their client is struggling? 3. The trainers have too many clients to be effective. Fewer clients would equal a better more intimate experience for the clients. Having 40-50 clients doesn’t give the trainer the time needed for an intimate experience plus have a life-work balance. 4. Round up the failed clients and give them to a trainer who will give extra time and can offer a different approach of the traditional WB approach isn’t working. 5. Charge less. The $6,500 isn’t the only expense. MyFitnessPal costs an additional $20 per month. I myself had to pay for more clothes for my expanded belly which was due to the WB program. 6. Have a monthly cost for your clients. If you truly care about the people that you serve, it shouldn’t be just about the money. It should be about the clients perception and making sure the program doesn’t bankrupt your clientele.

Ridiculously expensive, focused only on bulking and my weight gain concerns were dismissed and ignored. There is no trial period, so once you have invested literally thousands of dollars, you have no recourse. The community is a joke. Nobody interacted with anyone. I had maybe three one on one coaching sessions. Please! Look elsewhere and do not waste thousands of dollars on this BS.