FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What are the differences between binding and no binding memberships?

As a personal trainer, I can tell you that binding memberships require a longer commitment, usually 6-12 months, and often come with a lower monthly rate and extra perks, but have cancellation fees if you leave early. No-binding memberships, on the other hand, allow you to cancel anytime without fees but typically have a higher monthly rate. They offer more flexibility but may not include as many extras. Binding memberships are best for those with consistent routines, while no-binding options suit people with changing schedules or those trying out a new gym. Your choice depends on your fitness goals, budget, and how certain you are about your long-term commitment.

Which app is being used for programming and diet?

Is it possible to change membership after I started my first month?

Can Tiago help with injury recovery and specialized training needs?