WarriorBabeReviews of warriorbabe.com

The Pros: Good long term focus on building strength and nutrition. I like that they specifically state it is not a quick fix. The foundational elements of nutrition and strength training are solid. The Cons: Very, very expensive for remote consulting - about $500/month and they want it all up front so you pay for a year whether the program is working or not. You fill out the same evaluation form every week, track your meals and workouts, and your coach sends you a voice message telling you your doing great. You have a monthly 30 minute zoom call. I joined because I wanted to lose fat. I followed the program for 10 months and definitely had stronger muscles, but did not make any meaningful changes in my overall shape. I gained 10 lbs of muscle and lost 10 lbs of fat; my waist decreased by around 3". My coach kept telling me I needed more consecutive weeks consistently hitting macros before we could try reducing, but with my constant travel for work, it was impossible to stay consistent for 8 straight weeks. I also don't really like virtual communities, so I listened to the recordings, but never participated in the team calls (also because they were usually during dinner time with my family). In the end, I am really sorry I spent this much money. I can join a local fitness program and workout with a trainer twice a week for $250 a month - half of what WarriorBabe costs - and get personalized training and real time feedback on form. And I can use MyFitnessPal to track macros. Meanwhile, it will take me another year to pay off the $6000 I put on my credit card.

I just paid for the micros plan and some other stuff and I can’t have no access to any of the things I purchased what is going on

I have been a part of WB for approximately 9 months. Let me first go over the pros: 1. They have weekly VIP community calls which are excellent 2. My coach is awesome and always listened to my feedback. 3. The app they use is easy to use for workouts 4. The onboarding process is easy 5. My coach was very knowledgeable about macros, fitness and a great encourager. 6. I was eating more than I ever had before and felt great. 7. They have a great Facebook page where women support each other 8. My coach always responded promptly to my messages and adjusted workouts according to things going on my life. Cons: 1. High pressure sales to join 2. Very expensive 3. You may spend the entire year in retrain or maintenance depending on where you are at when coming in. You won’t know your plan until after you sign up. However, many women lose weight and inches during this phases. This program has not really worked for me, unfortunately. Nine months in and no inches lost or pounds down. The coaches, support, and other community events is a five star. I had to give it three though because I spent a lot of money and seen no results.

Update-They did refund me. Thank you! So I upped it a star. I would still appreciate it be more upfront about the product, but I am grateful they refunded me. I bought this program yesterday (I know, I know, I fell for a Facebook ad again). I had read many of the reviews on HERE and I thought, oh, maybe it is different. But, lo, and behold, what you buy is not what they are trying to sell. They want to upsell to the private coaching (which they don’t tell you until after you buy and essentially try to force you into a "this is your only chance to jump on this band wagon" phone call the next day.) I did receive the login to the website and I could view my "courses". A lot of repetition, fluff, but they do send info on macros. I haven’t gone through all of it yet. Maybe because it’s not phone friendly, but I’m not sure what I actually got. I requested a refund last night after I realized it was an upsell business. They might be great coaches, so if that’s what you want, the reviews indicate the VIP program works though expensive. They get a two star review for being deceptive in pricing and what their program actually is, and it is NOT the digital program they are selling on social media.

I feel I’m right in the middle. I loved the idea of accountability and a more intimate community (small group) and thought I would do better having invested as much money for the program as I did. I love love love my coach but I feel, for the price, there should be once a week meetings over Zoom and high quality workout videos tailored to the individual (a plug & play workout for either the gym or at home). There are large community calls but that doesn’t interest me. I know a lot of info but applying that info is another story, hence the need for accountability. Signing up for any fitness program doesn’t give you the body you want. You have to do the work. I was disappointed with the workout methods (low quality video library with individual reps that were a hassle to pull up and keep repeating for any sets, as well as a few extremely unattainable exercises for older women (I’m 64)… and I’m not in that bad of shape), but again, I do love my coach! I feel she has been understanding of my need to take workouts slow & steady so I don’t injure myself. She also knows the importance of the mental aspects of health, setting goals and envisioning and mentally rehearsing successful results. Would I recommend the program? I know it’s amazing for a lot of women. If you lack knowledge, they have weekly larger group meeting teaching many different aspects of optimal health. My coach had many insightful teaching in our smaller group. If you’d like contact with like minded woman who want to “crush it” in the gym and with their fitness, you’ll find it here. Bottom line, I feel it should either be less expensive or have much more one on one, once a week accountability meetings. Another plus would be full workouts tailored to the client. This would involve having a library of workouts that would be edited together with appropriate rest times inbetween. This isn’t a huge ask, as many full workouts are available for free via YouTube. I hope this helps both the seeker and the WarriorBabe company❤️