Overview
- Reports describe a network of commercial or government-affiliated 28-day facilities that impose military-style regimens with mandatory weigh-ins and tightly controlled exits.
- The Australian Instagram user @eggeats posted from inside a camp during December, citing a fee under $1,000 that included dorm lodging, training and three daily meals.
- Her footage shows about four hours of daily workouts across 19 weekly classes and portion-controlled meals, with compounds surrounded by high walls, locked gates and on-site security.
- She reported losing 2.25 kg in the first week and 4 kg by day 14, results that prompted online questions about the program’s effectiveness relative to its restrictions.
- Additional reporting notes privately run operations, snack confiscations, possession checks and limited leave, alongside prior safety warnings in China after a reported death linked to a separate boot camp.