Manage or Cancel Your HIT List Membership
Thinking About Canceling?
You can cancel your HIT List membership at any time. The instructions are below.
Before you do, consider whether there’s something I can help you with first.
The value of the HIT List isn’t simply having access to more articles and videos. It’s having a structured approach to training and nutrition, knowing what to do and why you’re doing it, knowing what to change when necessary, and having somewhere to get help when you’re unsure.
As a member, you have access to:
- Start Here, the structured foundation for applying High Intensity Training correctly.
- Detailed instruction on exercise performance, workout design, progression, recovery, nutrition, and supplements.
- Member Training Journals for tracking your workouts and progress in context.
- New articles, videos, demonstrations, discussions, and other instructional material.
- The ability to ask questions in the community and get guidance directly from me.
Before You Cancel, Is One of These the Problem?
I’m not using the HIT List enough.
You don’t need to read or watch everything in the community to benefit from your membership.
If you’ve gotten away from it, return to Start Here and focus only on the information that applies to what you’re doing now.
I’m not sure what I should be doing next.
Ask.
Post your question in the community. If you’re unsure how to structure your workout, whether something needs to change, how to progress an exercise, or how to adjust your diet, I can help you determine the next step.
My training isn’t progressing the way I expected.
Before changing everything—or giving up on the approach—consider starting or updating your Member Training Journal.
Your recent workout performance, recovery intervals, exercise selection, progression, and other details often make it much easier to determine what actually needs to change.
I can’t find the information I’m looking for.
Ask me where to find it.
There is a large amount of material inside the HIT List, and I may be able to point you directly to the relevant article, video, course, or discussion instead of having you search for it yourself.
I have a question specific to my training or diet.
Post it in the community. Direct help applying the principles to your individual circumstances is part of your membership.
Cost is the issue.
I understand. Don’t keep a membership that doesn’t make financial sense for you.
If you’re currently paying monthly and expect to remain a member long term, the annual membership costs $199.99 instead of $239.88 for 12 monthly payments, a savings of $39.89 per year.
If you need to cancel, you can always rejoin later.
Have Feedback for Me?
If something about the HIT List isn’t working for you, I’d like to know.
Tell me what made you consider canceling, what you expected that you aren’t getting, or what I could improve.
Email: Drew@Baye.com
I read the feedback and use it to improve the HIT List.
How to Cancel Your HIT List Membership
Canceling is straightforward. You do not need to contact me for permission to cancel.
When you cancel the automatic payment in PayPal, you will not be charged for subsequent billing periods.
Subscriptions are non-refundable, and unused membership time cannot be refunded.
Cancel Through PayPal
- Log in to your PayPal account.
- Go to Settings.
- Select Payments.
- Select Subscriptions and saved businesses or Automatic Payments.
- Select the HIT List/Drew Baye automatic payment.
- Select the option to cancel the automatic payment and confirm.
PayPal’s interface can change. If the wording or menu options in your account are different, use PayPal’s current instructions for managing automatic payments.
If you decide to leave, thank you for being a member. If your circumstances change or you want to return in the future, you’re welcome to rejoin.