30+? Sorry but no. As far as I am concerned this woman is a scam.

She definitely needs the money and is a total scam!

http://www.tmz.com/2007/07/21/fitness-guru-in-hometown-hot-water/2

Definitely seems like a rip off

While she certainly isn't giving out discounts, if you calculate out the cost it's actually not that bad. Let's say the boot-camp meets 5 times a week for 2 weeks. That's ten sessions total. Divide $3000 by ten, and you have $300 a session. Granted, that a lot of money. Each session is 3 hours long, so she's taking in $100 an hour per client. In NYC that's pretty average for a trainer. Reebok is arguably the "best" gym in NYC- it's where all the celebrities go. Even so, you would think that they would give more of a price discount for purchasing such a large package of training sessions especially since training will be done in a group. But I don't think that $100 an hour is unreasonable for NYC.

That said, I won't be signing up for this.

She has such a bad rep......
Because she deserves it, of course

yeah she seems like a real phony, i don't buy it.

I'd never work out with her. She promotes unhealthy practices like eating 900 calories a day while doing an hour or so of cardio, lifting super light weights for a million reps, etc. Why would anyone actually PAY to work out with this woman?

3 hours!?!??! $3000!??!?! Even if she was someone I wanted to work out with (which she is NOT) i wouldn't pay that much! I'm not into her whole "method" and I don't even like Madonna's body. So.... pass.

3K - Heck to the nah!