In my opinion, there is really nothing there that a personal trainer would offer a client. A coffee in the weight loss section? Gimme a break! Overall, not much to offer in the way of real goal oriented generally healthy clients. I would pass up on this post haste. Tony Little is an excitable and known person, but it seems that he is just looking to make a little extra scratch without having to lift a finger.

 

Looking out for ya, not trying to be harsh. Shaklee has products more geared towards meal replacement and post workout items. If you want to get into network marketing, I would look into it. I myself am just an affiliate of bodybuilding.com. They only pay commission, but the prices and product line can't be beat.

 

Jason

----- Original Message -----
From: Wasiah Rasheed <dinatuff@...>
Date: Friday, September 28, 2007 2:23
Subject: [Certified-Personal-Trainer] Tell me what you all think about this product line
To: Certified-Personal-Trainer@yahoogroups.com

>
> Hi Everyone! I hope you all are enjoying your night. I would
> like your
> opinions if you aren't too busy.
>
> I've just learned, actually tonight about a new supplemental company
> that is backed by Tony Little called Body Alive, previously Go
> Go for
> Life. They have a business opportunity which is free to join,
> that I
> like a lot!! However a lot of time must be invested into
> training & I'm
> not one who has very much time and none to waste.
>
> If any of you have heard of this company, have personally taken
> any of
> the products or have clients/friends, etc. who have I'd like to know
> about it. Also let me know what you think about their product
> line &
> prices. The website is http://www.GoGoForLife.com/chiselz
> <http://www.GoGoForLife.com/chiselz>   Your
> opinions will really be
> honored.
>
>
>
> Thanks in advance
>
>
>
>