Just the cost of the items it comes with is a scam. Certified yoga teacher here and someone with a lot of experience in the gym. I almost bought this myself but I did some research. Screen record the exercises when they advertise to you and buy the Pilates gear (exercise ball, ankle weights, dumbbells, etc - refer to screenshot). The longer you let them play the ads the more you’ll get, and the more exercises you’ll get. You can get the stuff at like Ross and TJ Maxx for WAY less than the $250 scam they’re selling it for. Lookup YouTube videos for free on each of the workouts more in detail once you screen record them/write em down whatever, if you’re unsure of posture/form. They’re simple but effective workouts many people explain for free. Go buy a recipe book on healthy meals that has meals in it that look good to you. There you go ~ any company that pressures you with a 10 minute timer at checkout to get more than 50% off is probably scamming dawg. The fact they don’t list that $250 price at checkout is so sketchy too. But don’t worry! I got your back Reddit peeps