If negotiation with the training institution fails, consumers can bring a lawsuit to the court through legal channels and ask the training institution to refund the unpaid fees. The fitness service contract formed between consumers and gyms has strong personal attributes and does not belong to the contract that can be enforced; Refund of fitness card is not an unbreakable "iron law", even if the agreement signed with the gym indicates similar clauses such as "no card refund" and "once sold, the fee will not be refunded", it should be considered invalid. Consumers can ask the gym to cancel the contract and refund the corresponding service fee before accepting the service.

Consumers should pay attention to the trap of the gym:

(1) Unlimited recruitment of members to apply for a card is not throttling.

In order to increase the consumption of members, the competition between yoga fitness clubs is becoming increasingly fierce. As long as there are more prosperous or crowded places, one or several clubs will distribute leaflets to the citizens every day to promote their club membership cards and persuade them to apply for fitness cards. "The gym is recruiting members every day. They provide limited fitness venues and equipment. Can they accommodate so many members? " After receiving the leaflets distributed countless times, the citizens were puzzled.

In addition, I learned that there is no upper limit for many yoga fitness clubs to attract members, but the limited space will harm the interests of members. "For example, you have to wait for ten minutes every time you use a spinning bike, especially on weekends and after work." This situation is very annoying and greatly reduces the image of the club. In addition to the tight equipment, there is also a shower, and the sanitary conditions are relatively poor, which the coach can't cope with.

(2) The price can be adjusted at will, but the high-priced service is not better than others.

There are thousands of differences between the annual cards handled last year and this year. This phenomenon of adjusting the annual card at will often happens, which makes many people who handle the annual card feel that they have suffered a "dumb loss." In this case, many card holders will have similar problems: the same family club, but the cost of purchasing cards is quite different. Moreover, the price war of fitness clubs attracts people's attention at ultra-low prices, and it also makes people who used to apply for cards feel unfair. At the same price, the service they enjoy is not better than others.

In addition, paying in advance is also dangerous, and people often go to the library after getting a card, which is more likely to happen in some small fitness clubs with weak strength and poor qualifications. Some members who apply for the annual card begin to regret it after doing it, and often worry that the club will close down. When you apply for a card, you should look at the qualifications of the club, and don't blindly apply for a card.