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Personal Trainer

Creating Balance

This business is NOT BBB Accredited.

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  • Advertising Review:
    BBB sent correspondence to Creating Balance on July 24, July 31, and August 8, 2023 requesting substantiation for advertised claims in their advertising and marketing materials to include https://creatingbalanceservices.com/ems-training/.

    BBB’s Code of Advertising #34. Claimed Results states:
    Claims relating to performance, energy savings, safety, efficacy or results for a product or service should be based on recent and competent testing or other objective data.

    Upon review of the website, https://creatingbalanceservices.com/ems-training/, BBB has found claims that would require substantiation based on our Code of Advertising #34 Claimed Results.
    The claims are as follows:

    Just under 30 minutes
    300-400 calories burned per session
    Each session is equal to 2 hours of conventional training

    Benefits of EMS Training
    Tighter and better toned body
    Strengthen lower back
    Strengthen pelvic floor
    Increased energy and endurance
    Extended fat burning
    Build lean muscle mass
    Tighter skin
    Increased circulation
    Improved mood
    Corrects muscular imbalances
    Improves posture
    Reduces body fat
    Effective in reducing cellulite
    The Results Don't Lie!
    89% of people feel tighter after the first 2-4 sessions
    4% of body fat was reduced during 6 weeks of EMS Training
    Women lost 0.5 Inch off their waist and hips
    Men lost 1 Inch of their waists and hips
    In athletes, a total muscle growth of 1.5 Inch was measured
    Obese individuals lost an average of 20lbs in 12 weeks of training as well as 2.5 Inches off their waists.
    40% of participants had chronic back pain, after 6 weeks of training this was just 9%
    88% of participants significantly reduced their level of back pain!
    After just 2 training units, 20% were pain free, and 50% after 6 weeks

    The business had responded stating that they have information to substantiate the claims, but to date, has not provided it to BBB.
     

About This Business

personal training, nutrition and life coach

Business Details

BBB File Opened:
7/21/2023
Business Started:
1/1/2015
Business Incorporated:
9/14/2015
Type of Entity:
Limited Liability Company (LLC)
Alternate Names:
Advance Fitness LLC
Business Management:
Ms. Jennifer Whetham, Owner

Additional Contact Information

Principal Contacts
Ms. Jennifer Whetham, Owner
Customer Contacts
Ms. Jennifer Whetham, Owner
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