StretchLab reviews

The problem is that they pay you 13.50 an hour + 12% commission on memberships and products you sell. In my opinion, they want you to do more work than they pay you for. It's a basic wage

-No benefits (insurance) -The background, education, and formal training of flexes is questionable. A lot of flexes were hired despite having inadequate prior training and education. -A little too inclusive of all customers. Some customers had medical conditions best suited for an experienced flex or not suited for stretch sessions at all. Majority of flexes did not have education or training to work with these clients, but were still required to complete the session with little guidance. Some clients were not turned away despite having conditions that made sessions unsafe. -As a new flex you only know the basic 15, 25, and 50 minute routines and are not taught to stray from those routines. When completing the mandatory 20 practice hours, you get matched with clients that have been working with experienced flexes with different routines. They complain that it's extremely different from what they're used to but you have no way to differentiate from the basic stretches.