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In reply to the discussion: Personal trainer tells woman she's 'way too heavy' for his class [View all]thesquanderer
(13,027 posts)21. It was private, not a group chat. It wasn't public until she made it so.
I agree with you, though. It sounds like a group class, and possibly an advanced routine. There could even be health concerns for suggesting this class for someone that out of shape. As for people's suggestions of offering one-on-one, he may not do that, or he may be booked up with no available time for new one-on-one clients. Or the cost for that could be beyond what she'd want to pay, which he might know (we don't have copies of every interaction they ever had). I agree his social skills could use work, but I'm not sure he's wrong. And his job does not require that he have good writing skills.
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Personal trainer tells woman she's 'way too heavy' for his class [View all]
Demovictory9
Sep 2019
OP
OMG a group chat really? He should be sued. He loves to use the word fat at her.
Oppaloopa
Sep 2019
#17
He assumed from her weight that she didn't have the ability, OR they had discussed the requirements
WhiskeyGrinder
Sep 2019
#31
The only thing that made that decade even suck remotely was Reagan and Bush I,
Blue_true
Sep 2019
#84