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I purchased the Teacher Certification Course cause I had some question when I did the Bootcamp (which ist way cheaper and comes with better explanations)!
What you get are very OLD videos (even the videos in the bootcamp are newer). You get some $#*!ty pdfs, some of them are very blurry. The explanations on the pdfs are a JOKE! You do not get any information! Just benefits (if it Is true, since I did not see ANY change) and which muscles are used.
The workshop is another thing. Fumiko Takatsu is NOT focused at all! She is always confused and distracted when she try's to explain something. It looks like she is not prepared for the workshop. Those workshops are not even workshops. It's just 2 hours of her talking. She try's to sell books and stuff in the first 20min then gets into the exercises where she always is not focused and often has to read something. She says she developed face yoga, so why does she has to read about her poses and stuff?!
Then she answers some questions of the students. Of course not all questions just the ones which are convenient for her.
It all looks very unprofessional. She also has the windows open and the watchers have to listend to the ocean outside her window, which is kinda annoying since it's hard to understand her!
So, for 4000.- you all you get are very old videos, $#*!ty and low quality pdfs and and a 2h blabla.
If you pay for the bootcamp and watch her free YouTube videos you get more than you get for 4000.-!
THIS is ridiculous!
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My advise avoid and look in you tube for free ive found lots good advise and exercises that have helped me somewhat. And least its Free!
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The videos are mostly good, but I find some parts of it annoying. I don't mean to be judgmental, but I find that recording yoga/exercise instruction videos with your dog a little unprofessional. And I've had dogs and I like dogs. It's one thing for an 18-year-old youtuber to have her dog/cat in her makeup review videos, but these are supposed to be instructional videos people pay for, and she gets distracted/interrupted by her dog and giggles. You might think "Oh, that sounds cute and charming," but in the course of a "boot camp," you get to watch that same segment over and over and over, exactly knowing (and anticipating) when she looks at the dog and giggles at the same spot every day. As if she expects us to say "Awww, isn't he cute." (I'm sure they've only listened to those people who say "Awww" and ignored others, or people just don't say anything, so they thought "Great idea! We love our pooch, everyone else must!") That gets extremely annoying quickly, and this comes from a dog lover – imagine someone who doesn't even like dogs. That would be like a childless person being forced to see the same baby video on facebook every day at work, mom giggling, being asked "See, isn't my baby adorable?"
Another annoying thing is the merch plug. She sells skincare products and gadgets, whose cheaper versions are available everywhere – eg Amazon. She brands them and sells the same things (like "ultrasonic" face cleanser, etc.) you can buy for $10-$30 less with a markup, and acts like she's doing you a favor ("I'll let you in on a secret!" kind of attitude). I mean, if someone has been living under a rock and has never Googled or bought stuff on Amazon, maybe they'd consider that a discovery, but I feel like they should stick to face yoga, which is what they're qualified to teach. It gets to be a little too salesman-sy that way. If they have the time to scheme additional ways to make money, I wish they invested that time/money on the site, so it works correctly.
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