Hello, I've previously worked as a Fitness Director with LA Fitness so I hope that I can be of help to you! I only worked for LA Fitness for less than 2 months due to the tactics they employ for sales and the unethical approach at fitness.LA Fitness offers 3 ways out of a contract, none of which you want to be applicable for.Move: Move to a new location in the world that is not within 30 miles of an LA Fitness facility. Must prproof via a utility bill or other. I believe that there is still a $30 cancellation fee.Bankruptcy: If you file for bankruptcy or are unable to continue training due to legal financial obligations your contract can be closed.Physical Disability: Although the wording on the contract is vague, unless you are permanently physically disabled they will not allow you to quit your contract.Now that you are aware of their three ways to leave the contract (read your contract, they are listed there), let's talk about some more reasonable options!Get a new card. If you get a new card, whether debit or credit, they will NOT be able to bill you. We were taught to use a scare tactic that if you do not continue paying your personal training that your membership will be cancelled. This is not the case, put your membership on a new card if not already separate and cancel or replace the card you have your training agreement on. (Side note- general managers are thirsty for new memberships if you are willing to create a new membership. They don't care whether or not you have been a member previously.If the above option is not available to you for some reason, I would highly recommend calling the corporate office and asking to speak to the regional Vice President of Training or their superior. If you waste enough of their time, they will eventually cut their losses.Sorry about your experience at LA Fitness! If you still need help with anything in regards to health and fitness stop by our blog and read our article or send us a message!