About LIT Method
LIT Method is a fitness brand built around Low Impact Training ("LIT"), combining elements of personal training, physical therapy, and injury prevention. Founded by Justin and Taylor Norris in Los Angeles, the company offers in-studio classes, an at-home connected rower–reformer hybrid called the LIT Strength Machine, and other specialized equipment such as the FormaFold folding reformer. Their workouts emphasize "no running, no jumping, no weights" while still delivering high-intensity, full-body sessions designed to build strength, cardiovascular fitness, and mobility without stressing the joints.([litmethod.com](https://www.litmethod.com/pages/about-us?utm_source=openai))
A charge from LIT Method typically comes from purchasing a membership or coaching plan in the LIT app, subscribing to their LIT On-Demand/online training platform, or buying hardware such as the LIT Strength Machine or FormaFold reformer from their website. Subscription charges are usually billed monthly or annually (for example, coaching and class-access plans around $19.99 per month or approximately $169 per year after trials), while equipment purchases appear as one-time, higher-value transactions in the hundreds or thousands of dollars range. You might also see charges tied to introductory offers, free trials that roll into paid plans, or in-studio class packages processed under the same brand.([litmethod.com](https://www.litmethod.com/pages/results-weightloss?utm_source=openai))
If you have questions about a LIT Method charge, start by logging into your LIT Method account or app to review your active membership, billing history, and any equipment orders. Check email receipts and order confirmations sent from litmethod.com or their shop subdomains, and compare transaction dates and amounts with your card statement. If something doesn’t look right, contact LIT Method support through their official website contact form or customer service email; provide the last four digits of the card, transaction date, and amount so they can locate the payment quickly. Also remember that cancelled subscriptions typically remain active until the end of the paid period, so you may still see a final bill after cancellation, and small temporary authorization holds may appear and then drop off when updating payment methods.