Anita Herbert Fitness Reviews

I was just looking for some workout help, but the whole thing kind of made me feel bad about my body instead. It had a lot of that perfect-body vibe, if that makes sense, and not really in a body positive way. Maybe it works for some people, but for me it was not the thing I needed

I tried using it at the gym a handful of times, maybe 4 or 5, and it just wasn’t easy to follow while working out. It’s probably fine in other settings, but for gym workouts it felt a bit awkward

I had no billing problems at all, and canceling was quick and painless!!! Everything went smoothly, which was a nice surprise!!!

Workout steps were clear. Mostly easy. I did have to replay a few parts though. Not a big deal.

I’ve been using anitaherbert.com for a few weeks now, and the plans are easy to stick with. The workouts are laid out clearly, so I’m not standing around wondering what I’m supposed to do next. I’ll admit I was a bit suspicious at first because a lot of fitness programs make big promises and then leave you confused, but this one has been straightforward so far. A few sections could definitely use more explanation, but overall it’s been simple to follow and easy to keep up with...

I gave it a try i barely saw any results. Maybe I was expecting more, but I was kind of rushing through things at the time and still didn’t notice much of a difference

I tried using the site, but pages kept freezing and the checkout failed more than once. After a while I was just like, give me a break, I’m not going to keep fighting with it.

I signed up thinking this would be something I could ease into as a beginner, but i felt lost fast. The moves came quicker than I expected, and the pace made it hard to keep up without already knowing what I was doing.
Maybe my experience was just one class, but it made me feel like this is probably better for people who already work out regularly. For someone starting from scratch, it felt frustrating and not very beginner-friendly.

I might just need more time with it, but I found the navigation a bit confusing. It wasn’t always obvious where to find things, so I had to click around more than I expected.

I did one of the workout programs for around 6 weeks, it helped me stay way more consistent than I expected. I mostly focused on the exercises that targeted my legs and arms, since that’s where I wanted to see changes, and I did start noticing more shape there. The moves were simple to follow at home, which I appreciated. A few days felt kind of repetitive, so I’m taking off one star, but overall it worked well for me.

I started using it sometime around March, or maybe it was early April, and it’s been helpful overall. It definitely gives me a bit of motivation to stay on track, but I do wish there were more nudges or accountability built in. Sometimes I still need that extra push to actually follow through.

I asked for a refund and it quickly turned into a long back-and-forth over email. Replies were slow, it felt like no one was really trying to get it sorted. I know refunds aren’t always instant, but this was handled poorly. I’m still not happy with the experience and wouldn’t use anitaherbert.com again.

The plan itself looked good, but the workouts ended up taking longer than I expected. With my work schedule, I just couldn’t keep up, so it wasn’t really the right fit for me

I gave the subscription a try, but I didn’t feel like I was getting enough for what it costs every month. Some of the stuff was decent, sure, but not enough to make me want to keep paying for it. I ended up canceling quick. It just felt a Little overpriced to me.

I really wanted to give this a fair shot, but it just didn’t feel like a proper coach-led program to me. At first I was hopeful, but the more I looked around, the less confident I felt about what I was actually paying for.

There was a lot of posing, lifestyle content, and polished presentation, but I struggled to find clear details about the actual coaching qualifications or who was really checking things like form, progress, or adjustments. Maybe that information exists somewhere, but it definitely wasn’t easy to find.
For the price, I expected to feel reassured that the advice was coming from someone truly hands-on and qualified. Instead, it felt more like influencer branding than real coaching, and that left me disappointed. I ended up cancelling because I just didn’t feel comfortable trusting it with my goals.

I tried the meal guidance hoping it would give me some clear direction, but it felt generic. It didn’t really fit my diet or give me anything practical to work with, so I ended up feeling more confused than helped. Kind of disappointing

I’ve been using it for a bit now, or maybe it’s only been a couple weeks, I lose track — and there are definitely some good recipes in there. A few have turned out really well. I just wish there were more options to choose from, because after a while it started to feel a little repetitive. Still decent overall, just could use a bit more variety.

I signed up through anitaherbert.com because I really thought the program would be more tailored to me, like actually based on my fitness level and what I needed. But it felt copy-and-paste. The workouts didn’t seem like the right fit, and when I asked about adjusting things, there wasn’t much follow-through.
Maybe it works better for other people, I can see that, but for the price, I expected more personal attention and real changes to the plan. Instead, I felt kind of stuck and a little ignored. I wouldn’t sign up again

I mainly bought this for the shopping list, but it ended up feeling basic and not that useful. Some parts were hard to follow, and I still had to sit down and make my own list anyway. On top of that, I wasn’t thrilled that the terms seemed to change after the fact, which just made the whole thing more frustrating. Not really worth it for me.

I had a hard time getting any reply from them, which was frustrating lol. The communication just wasn’t great, and overall I wasn’t really happy with the experience.