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Vert Shock Vertical Jump Program review
A $67 online vertical jump program with a members-only site, workout videos, 11 bonus modules and a written 60-day refund policy, sold with a dunk-in-8-weeks promise that its own disclaimer softens.
Worth a look
Compared with many fitness offers this one is orderly: a named company with a postal address and an email, a written refund policy, a price on the page that matches the ClickBank form, and a disclaimer that admits results differ. The sales copy is the weak part. It promises a dunk 'in less than 8 weeks' as if guaranteed, calls the method 'proven' on the strength of 'Dr. V's research' that it never cites, and uses a countdown and a '$138 soon' price to press for a quick decision. The bonus 'values' that add up to $427 are the seller's own numbers. At $67 with 60 days to ask for a refund the risk is limited, but treat the jump numbers as marketing and, as the disclaimer itself advises, consult a physician before intense training.
- Price
- $67
- Billing
- One-time payment
- Best for
- Basketball players and jumpers who want a structured home program with video and are comfortable with a 60-day refund process by email
- Not for
- Anyone who wants a guaranteed dunk, or who has injuries and has not cleared intense training with a doctor
Vert Shock Vertical Jump Program at a glance
Vert Shock is a vertical jump training system sold by FOLKERSYSTEM Inc. of Markham, Ontario, in the voice of 'Coach Adam'. After purchase, the page says, buyers get an emailed login to a members-only site with training videos, worksheets and a step-by-step workout plan built on a '3-step' method, plus weekly check-in emails. Eleven bonus modules, including a 'Jump Like Justin' course from dunker Justin Darlington, are listed with dollar values, and the page puts the whole package at $427. The price is $67 once, which the ClickBank form confirms. The page attributes the method to research by 'Dr. V' and promises 9 to 15+ inches and a first dunk in under 8 weeks, while the seller's disclaimer says results are not typical and no guarantee can be made for every player. The page does not give a number of workouts, video length or equipment list.
- Format
- Members-only website with videos, worksheets and a workout plan, plus weekly check-in emails
- Length
- 60-day program per the page; number of workouts and video length not stated
- Price
- $67.00 one time on the form; the page says it will 'soon' cost $138
- Bonuses
- 11 bonus modules including 'Jump Like Justin', valued at $427 in total by the seller
- Refund window
- 60 days by email or post, per the refund policy
- Delivery
- Instant email access to the members site
- Seller
- FOLKERSYSTEM Inc., Markham, Ontario, Canada, with email
- Merchant of record
- Click Sales, Inc. (ClickBank), Boise, Idaho, USA
- ClickBank vendor
- adamfolker
Members site and 11 bonuses
The page describes a members-only site with videos, worksheets and a workout plan, plus 11 bonus modules, but gives no workout count or video length.
For offer clarity we give 7.0.
Matches the page, with a '$138 soon' hook
The form charges $67 once, as the page does, but the page adds a countdown and says the price will soon be $138.
For pricing honesty we give 6.0.
A dunk in 8 weeks, then a disclaimer
The page promises 9 to 15+ inches and a first dunk in under 8 weeks, while the seller's disclaimer says results are not typical and cannot be guaranteed.
For claim discipline we give 3.5.
Sixty days by email
The refund policy gives 60 days, asks you to delete the files, and takes requests by email or post.
For refund terms we give 8.0.
A named Canadian company
FOLKERSYSTEM Inc. is named with a Markham, Ontario address and an email address for refunds.
For vendor transparency we give 7.5.
Pros and cons
What works
- Company name and postal address published
- Price on the page matches the ClickBank form
- 60-day refund policy in writing
- Disclaimer admits results vary
- Each bonus is named
What does not
- Dunk promise contradicted by the seller's own disclaimer
- Countdown timer and '$138 soon' price
- Method credited to unnamed 'Dr. V' research
- No workout count or video length
Vert Shock Vertical Jump Program FAQ
Is Vert Shock legit?
The company is named with an address and the ClickBank form matches the page price, but the results promised in the sales copy are marketing claims.
How much does Vert Shock cost?
$67.00 once for a US address on the ClickBank form.
Is there a subscription?
Not for the $67 item. A separate 1-on-1 coaching item in the vendor's cart bills $4.95 for 7 days and then $27 a month.
How do I get a refund?
Email the seller within 60 days, delete the files and ask for a refund as its policy describes; ClickBank shows a 60-day window as well.
Will it get me dunking in 8 weeks?
The page says so, but its own disclaimer says results vary and no guarantee can be made for every player.
The bottom line
Compared with many fitness offers this one is orderly: a named company with a postal address and an email, a written refund policy, a price on the page that matches the ClickBank form, and a disclaimer that admits results differ. The sales copy is the weak part. It promises a dunk 'in less than 8 weeks' as if guaranteed, calls the method 'proven' on the strength of 'Dr. V's research' that it never cites, and uses a countdown and a '$138 soon' price to press for a quick decision. The bonus 'values' that add up to $427 are the seller's own numbers. At $67 with 60 days to ask for a refund the risk is limited, but treat the jump numbers as marketing and, as the disclaimer itself advises, consult a physician before intense training.
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