How to Cancel Lucille Roberts Womens Fitness

• Lucille Roberts Womens Fitness
• Lucille Roberts The Women’s Gym
• Lucille Roberts

Lucille Roberts Women’s Fitness is a gym created exclusively for women. Founded in 1969 by fitness enthusiast Lucille Roberts, the gym became a well-known name in women’s health and wellness. Roberts, a Penn State graduate, was the first woman to earn a degree from Harvard Business School’s Owner/President Management program. Her passion for fitness and business led her to establish a gym where women could exercise in a comfortable and supportive environment. Lucille Roberts and her husband first opened a spa in Manhattan, New York, originally named The Body Shop. However, the name caused confusion as people assumed it was an auto repair shop. To clarify its purpose, they rebranded it as Lucille Roberts. Beyond her fitness empire, Roberts authored two books, Computercise and The Lucille Roberts 14 Day Makeover, both focused on health and exercise. By the time of her passing in 2003 at age 59, she had built a $30 million health club empire with over 50 gyms and partner locations across the northeastern United States. In 2017, Town Sports International acquired the brand, continuing its mission of empowering women through fitness. Lucille Roberts Women’s Fitness remains dedicated to providing a welcoming environment where women can focus on their health and wellness goals. The gym operates in multiple locations across the northeastern U.S., including the Bronx, Brooklyn, Long Island, Manhattan, New Jersey, and Queens. Memberships include access to locker rooms, training equipment, fitness classes, and guest privileges. The LR Neighborhood plan costs $29.99 per month with a one-year commitment or $34.99 month-to-month, while the LR Passport plan costs $49.99 per month and allows access to all locations. Each membership comes with a 10-day money-back guarantee, and cancellations must follow the gym’s specific instructions. Lucille Roberts Women’s Fitness continues to provide a supportive space for women to achieve their fitness goals.

Get together the following account information:

• First Name
• Last Name
• Account Number
• Date Of Birth
• Phone Number on Account
• Address of your Gym
• Address 1
• City
• State
• Zip
• Reason for Cancellation

Follow these steps:

1. Using either a mobile or landline phone, call the phone number of the gym you most frequently attend or signed up at
2. Inquire about how someone can cancel their account
3. When requested, give your account specific information to the representative
4. Using a straightforward, polite tone, ask the representative to cancel your account
5. if instructed, you may need to send a certified letter to the gym. Ask for the address and follow our other set of instructions for more on how to accomplish that!
6. You may need to call back a few days later to ensure your account was cancelled.
7. In order to make sure you don’t have any issues in the future, keep your confirmation number or email as proof

Follow these steps:

1. Type or write a letter and be sure to be legible and include your account information as we’ve listed. Also include your email address.
2. Using a straightforward, polite tone, ask the representative to cancel your account within the body of the letter
3. Ask the representative for a confirmation number or email in reply to your letter. Sign and date your letter.
4. Make sure to use ceritified mail and send your letter to the address given to you by the gym on the phone.
5. Using either a mobile or landline phone, call the phone number of the gym a few days after your certified letter tracking shows it’s been received by the gym to ensure your account is cancelled
6. In order to make sure you don’t have any issues in the future, keep your confirmation number or email as proof