Warrior Martial Arts unethical. use bait and switch. frisco Texas
I signed my son up and paid in full for 6 months. One month later, the owner, Pamela Fitzerman, pulled me in the office and was asking for more money for a program that my son clearly was not ready for. It is obvious she is all about the money. In doing my research, I found out this used to be a USA Martial Arts school and all of a sudden she switched the name of the school. In speaking to other parents, it seems she has repeatedly done bad business. Steer clear from this school.
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PV,Texas,
United States
AVOID LIKE THE PLAGUE...
#2Consumer Comment
Thu, August 08, 2019
Avoid like the plague...
Ownership/mgmt is extremely 'salsey' might be confused and think you're buying a used car opposed to actually signing up. Coaches are decent... if they last, the retention there is ridiculous, coaches seem to last a few months until they have decided they too are fed up with mgmt. Dont even attempt to get out of your contract, that will lead you too a circular conversation that will seem to never end and will eventually end up frustrating you.
They push 'competitions' which are really 'everyone wins' & for nothing else but gym promotion. Overall, me and my family trained with them for almost 2 years, the experience was frustrating, chaotic, and just unpleasant.