By Kelly July 30, 2010
Total Wellness Center is not at all what it says it is. Went in for an "interview" awhile back and instead got a sales pitch to sell overpriced goods, some kind of network marketing (cough, PYRAMID) scam. If the juice they sell is so good why isnt it sold anywhere retail instead of this cult-like atmosphere where there are employees stacked in the presentation ooohing and aahing about this "chance of a lifetime" to build your own business. It was very easy to smell a rat here, but I could totally see where others could be duped. Travis Just is the owner from my research and he runs a pyramid scheme here where he makes money off of unsuspecting college kids who really believe this "chance of a lifetime." What it really is, is a chance for Travis to pad his pockets off of starter kits and automatic purchase agreements and overpriced training seminars. He should be ashamed of himself really, that is fraud and apparently it is not his first time there as he is banned in the state of Wiscon ...read more
By Michelle Wright April 10, 2009
Friendly, relaxing, rejuvenating. I will go again FOR SURE. ...read more
Making a cross trainer workout more intense can help a person reach a fitness goal at a faster rate. The best way to increase the intensity of a workout often depends on the cross trainer model. It is a good idea to gradually increase the intensity of a workout to prevent a possible injury. ...read more
With so many fitness and diet gurus is it increasingly difficult to determine which program is best for you. The truth is that each of these fitness and diet gurus has the same basic lean body fitness secrets. The trick to achieving this goal is to determine which of these lean body fitness secrets is... ...read more
