How much does a personal trainer cost?
548843
Depends on how often you use them and for how long. They're gonna cost quite a bit though.
717038
you might try looking on e bay..or try going to a total gym website you might be able to download and print a booklet....good luck
275179
If there is a Planet Fitness near you they are really good. About $10-20 a month depending on which program you pick.
903641
At all of the gymnastics places I ever went to, I paid between $50 and $100 dollars a month for a class with people. I think when you take private classes they added $50 to $100 dollars more, but it differs between different companies, if they are competitive, or a chain and well known. \n\nHave fun in gymnastics!
280624
San DIego CA. I go to 24hr Fitness and I pay $12 a month. I get to go to any aerobic classes that they have and use all of the equipment, but that's about it. LA Fitness is a lot nicer, but they charge $25, I'll stick with 24hr
551246
aerobics: $10\n\nexercise equipment: $100\n\npersonal trainer: $50\n\nlosing 8 pounds: priceless\n\nfor everything else there is master card.
443066
I'm assuming that you're a member of a gym. They may well have someone there who will help you set up a programme depending on what your goals are.
692394
if i got paid as much as kristy to lose weight,i definitely would have a greater chance of losing weight. if someone could pay for a personal trainer for me, i'd do my best
21333
My grandfather owns one. He uses it daily, and says it's fairly good. If you've got access to free weights or decent machines in a gym you're going to see better results than you would with a Total Gym. The current price of the base model is around $400 at discount stores. For a few dollars more you can prepay a member ship at most gyms for an entire year and have more than just weight equipment.
984646
Hi,  I have been a personal trainer and a bodybuilder for 25 years.  I have trained professional athletes in Major League Baseball, the National Hockey League, the National Downhill Ski Team as well as numerous bodybuilders.  I trained one person who won the North America bodybuilding championships.   I have also helped many 100’s of people lose weight, tone up and get into great shape again.  I just had one client lose 95 lbs. I have developed an excellent, easy to follow diet & exercise plan that will help you achieve your goals. I can offer my plan to you for only $20.00 US. Cash or money orders only please.  And I am David Price, 2177 – 6th Avenue, Trail, BC, Canada, V1R3B8.\n\nPlease include your age, whether you are male or female, height, bodyweight and your goals.\n\nI will also offer you free consultation via messenger or e-mail to help you along to achieve your goals.  I look forward to hearing from you.  Take care. \n\nSincerely,\n\nDavid Price\n\nPs>>if you require more info please contact me at  dcprice1@shaw.ca
919428
There already are such agencies around. They provide personal trainers who meet you at your gym, your home or your office but there is room for more such agencies so if you're thinking of setting one up, go for it. The key thing to work on is getting enough trainers and getting a large enough client base.
315150
if you can spare some money get a personal trainer, a good on cost about 50-80 an hour. you will noticed build very quickly. if not, then it's ok too. here a tip, try to lift less weight but more reps. say you lift 140lb and you do 4 sets of 8 reps, instead do 125lbs 5 sets of 10 reps. but the main thing is always be motivated and determine. you will have to burn fat before you can build muscle. so just dig deep and you'll see improvement.
727977
Well it depends on your level of competence.I have been charged from £30 per hour to £60 per hour.Convert that to euros and double it and you may get a figure!
770689
I have been a member of 24 Hour Fitness (a large chain in Southern California) a couple of times, and both times, they stopped charging me right when I asked them to. There weren't any more "snooty" people there than there are at your average mall. I paid in the neighborhood of $20/month, but it can be much more expensive depending on the gym you join.
1040845
well.. those martial arts.. pleh.. it's hard to say because the demand for them is so low. But for a typical practical martial art such as Thai Boxing or Brazilain Jiu Jitsu i'd say about 100 bucks a month is super cheap. I go to Pacific Coast Martial Arts in Stockton, California and i pay 100 bucks a month for 5 days a week training and open mat on saturday. And i only pay 60 bucks a month for the boxing classes so it's not that bad at all really. But for legit Jiu Jitsu training it frequently costs a bit over a hundred.. the place i go the guy is just really nice and the place is in a poor area in stockton and he doesn't like to collect much money. Torrez=cool guy, if you live near stockton definately look him up.
197656
It will depend on the size and also where in the U.S. you live.  It could range anywhere from $60.00 - $300.00.
780335
Hi,  I have been a personal trainer and a bodybuilder for 25 years.  I have trained professional athletes in Major League Baseball, the National Hockey League, the National Downhill Ski Team as well as numerous bodybuilders.  I trained one person who won the North America bodybuilding championships.   I have also helped many 100’s of people lose weight, tone up and get into great shape again.  I just had one client lose 95 lbs. I have developed an excellent, easy to follow proven diet & exercise plan that will help you achieve your goals. I can offer my plan to you for only $20.00 US. Cash or money orders only please.  And I am David Price, 2177 – 6th Avenue, Trail, BC, Canada, V1R3B8.\n\nPlease include your age, whether you are male or female, height, bodyweight and your goals.\n\nI will also offer you free consultation via messenger or e-mail to help you along to achieve your goals.  I look forward to hearing from you.  Take care. \n\nSincerely,\n\nDavid Price\n\nPs>>if you require more info please contact me at  dcprice1@shaw.ca