Athlean X Reviews

Athlean X is a company stating they give their users the ability to train like an athlete, with a wide variety of specialty training programs created by Jeff Cavaliere, a former Physical Therapist and Assistant Strength Coach for the New York Mets.
According to their website, Jeff Cavaliere has been called the "brains behind the brawn" for putting real muscle science into creating his training programs.
In addition to the workout programs, the website also sells workout equipment and nutritional supplements.
How Does Athlean X Work?
Using their website, you can go through their variety of training programs which have been specifically crafted for either men or women, and then choose the right program for your needs based on what they offer and their descriptions.
Cost/Price Plans
The cost of their products depends on what you are purchasing. The original Athlean-X training program for men costs $67 or $97 if choose to pay for the additional 10 training hours available from Jeff Cavaliere.
The AthleanXX program for women costs 3 payments of $41.99, and the individual equipment and nutritional supplements they offer will vary depending on what you order.
Refund Policy
Their physical products like weights, resistance bands, and DVD fitness training programs can be returned within 30 days as long as they are unused and in their original condition.
Unfortunately since the digital workout programs cannot be returned they do offer a refund policy for them.
Customer Service Contact Info
Consumers with questions can call them at 888-428-4532 or by traditional mail at Sports Performance Factory LLC P.O. Box 5054 Westport, CT 06681.
Reputation
In general the Athlean-X training program receives positive reviews, with reviewers generally commenting that the program offered a lot of variety and short, efficient workouts they could do at the gym or at home with minimal equipment.
Is Athlean X Safe?
There does not seem to be any complaints about this company regarding safety, though people with fitness or medical issues should always be careful when starting a new fitness regime.
Competitors and Alternatives?
There are many other workout programs that make similar promises to this program, such as P90X3 and Max Workouts.
If you have any experience with Athlean-X or their services, please leave your reviews below.
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Athlean X Customer Reviews
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My experience as a strength and fitness coach
I bought the AX program out of curiosity. Personally I didn't like it. Not because it isn't good, but it's not the right thing for my goals.
I think I get more benefit from his youtube videos than from the purchased program. His videos and the science behind them make sense, but as so often, everybody is different with different needs, goals and training levels. So what works for one, perhaps doesn't work for others.
What I do is trying out different stuff he suggests in his videos. Some exercises and methods I keep and others not.
While the science behind his training programs is sound, one should keep in mind that in the end, he's running a business, so his goal is making money, as any other business.
not worth the money
Athean Extreme
fun athletic performance enhancer
Very poor customer service
Caution to all international purchasers. I purchased some items and additional fees were added that were not mentioned at the time of ordering. I attempted to return the items and was informed by their customer rep that additional shipping fees would be applied. I agreed to pay them. They have not refunded my money. No product , no money. I have contacted them several times and was told they will not refund my money. Thieves! Not a trustworthy company!
As far as the workout program I cannot comment as I have never used it.
Stay clear of purchasing items!
Athlean X is awesome
I might sound cliche, but Athlean X, specifically the AX1 program, really has changed my life. Jeff is a no nonsense guy with a program that works as long as you do. It is intense. It is demanding. However, it is smart and so well put together that you can't lose if you follow the directions. Jeff isn't just an athlete, he's a physical therapist. If you want a program that won't have you doing insane amounts of joint damaging moves, Athlean X delivers a program that not only builds serious muscle and burns serous fat, but is designed in a way that protects your joints and connective tissue.
I'm just a regular customer who began in awful shape and is now stronger than I've ever been in my life. At 46 years old, I'm stronger and more physically fit now than I was in my 20s.
What I've Learned
Full Disclosure: I have not used AX. I have been thinking about starting a program and have been researching AX for about 3 months. I have limited my research to sites and articles not affiliated with AX. My 4 star rating is based on what I've learned. I can't give it 5 stars without actually trying it.
By all accounts, it's a positive experience; but if you read the review above, you already know that. I'm interested in the negatives.
The most prominent complaint I've encountered is the program's lack of leg work. The program's defining mantra of building lean athletic muscles seems to stop at the waste. There are leg based exercises, but they seem to based on dumbbell work and lunges. The takeaway is that if you're looking for huge leg gains, AX may not be your program. You should also note, if your looking to build huge muscles, AX isn't your program. The point of AX is to improve athletic performance, not to make you a professional body builder (If I could have typed that in bolder letters, I would have).
The are other sporadic complaints, but most seem to be superficial and/or petty: videos are too long or he talks too much or I don't like his voice. Others where things like "It didn't work for me," which could mean anything from the user didn't stick to it and wrote a bad review because he/she regrets having spent the money to the fact that not all programs work for every one. But, but who knows.
One attractive aspect Of the program, and one of the main reasons, initially, I was drawn to it, is the under $67 price tag since most programs run $150 or more.
All in all, I think any program is only as good as the effort you put into it.