What are the typical hourly rates and discounts of a personal trainer?

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  1.  Wendy Batts - Sharecare Fitness Expert
     

    Hourly rates for personal training depend on several different factors including the trainer’s education/certification, location, and experience.  On average, trainers who have an accredited certification and years of experience, charge between $50-100 for a one hour, private session.  If these rates seem a little steep, consider speaking to the trainer about group package options (training one or more people at the same time), 30 minute sessions, online training and/or purchasing sessions in bulk.  These options usually bring down the price per session making it easier for you to get the assistance that you are looking for.

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  2. National Academy of Sports Medicine
     

    Typical hourly rates and discounts personal trainers provide varies by location, experience, club, etc. There is no typical hourly rate; it will differ everywhere you go. If you’re shopping for the best rate, check around and see what the average is for hour long sessions in your area.

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  3. Dr. Dede Bonner
     
    Dr. Dede Bonner answered:

    Rates vary according to geographic location and a trainer’s qualifications, ranging between $50 and $100 or more per hour. Keep in mind that the cheapest trainer in town may not be able to help you reach your goals. Some offer a free trial session or other attractive discounts.

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