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1:1 Personal Training

1:1 Training. Built Around You.

Your own coach. Your own program. Every session designed around your movement, history, and goals — nothing generic.

Is This Right For You?

A Great Fit If You...

1:1 personal training is the highest level of coaching attention we offer. Here's who benefits most.

Deal With Pain or Stiffness

Joe's background as a DPT means pain and movement limitations aren't obstacles — they're part of the program design. Every session accounts for what your body can and can't do right now.

Are New to Strength Training

Starting from zero is actually ideal for 1:1 training. You'll learn the fundamentals correctly from day one — no guessing, no bad habits to undo later, no worrying about what to do next.

Want Faster, Focused Progress

If you've tried group classes and want more — a program that adapts to your specific progress and doesn't hold back because of what works for everyone else — 1:1 is the answer.

Coach demonstrating an exercise to a 1:1 client
Coach performing a knee mobility assessment on a 1:1 client

What To Expect

What Your 1:1 Sessions Feel Like

Every session is different because you are different. But here's the general rhythm you can expect.

1

Check-In & Movement Prep

Your coach checks in on how you're feeling — sleep, soreness, stress. Then a targeted warm-up to prep the exact movement patterns you'll be training that day.

2

Your Program, Executed With Coaching

Your coach is with you every set. They're watching your form, adjusting load in real time, and making sure you're challenged — not destroyed. They explain the why behind every exercise.

3

Cool-Down & Progress Notes

You don't just walk out the door. Your coach reviews what you did, notes progress, and sets expectations for your next session. You leave knowing exactly where you stand.

Before Your First Session

We Begin With An Assessment

Before writing a single exercise, your coach conducts a comprehensive movement and intake assessment. This isn't a formality — it's what makes every program genuinely personalized.

  • Movement screen

    We assess how you squat, hinge, push, pull, and carry — identifying restrictions, compensations, or pain points before training begins.

  • Health & injury history

    Past injuries, surgeries, or chronic pain inform every exercise choice. Nothing is guessed or glossed over.

  • Goal alignment

    Your coach listens to what you actually want — whether that's pain reduction, strength, body composition, or all of the above — and maps a path to get there.

  • Lifestyle & schedule factors

    How much you sleep, how demanding your job is, how many days per week you can train — all of this shapes the program intensity and structure.

After Your Assessment

You Leave With A Clear Plan

No ambiguity. After the assessment, your coach presents the program framework, explains the rationale, and answers every question you have — before you've committed to anything.

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Long-Term Progression

Your Program Evolves As You Do

A good program isn't static. Here's how your 1:1 training adapts and builds over time.

01

Start With Assessment Data

Your first program is built from your movement screen, history, and goals — not a generic template.

02

Foundation Strength Work

Early phases build fundamental movement quality and strength before loading gets heavier or complexity increases.

03

Ongoing Adjustments

Every 4–6 weeks your coach reassesses progress, updates the program, and identifies what needs to change.

04

Continuous Communication

Your coach is reachable between sessions. Questions, soreness concerns, schedule changes — all handled proactively.

Member Stories

What Our 1:1 Clients Say

"I came in with a bad back from years of desk work and honestly thought I'd never be able to lift again. Joe assessed me, built around my limitations, and six months later I'm deadlifting pain-free. This place changed things for me."

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Kristine D.

1:1 Member, 14 months

"As someone completely new to lifting, I was terrified of looking stupid or getting hurt. The assessment process made me feel like my coach actually cared about getting it right. Now I look forward to every session."

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Marcus T.

1:1 Member, 8 months

"I've had trainers before but never one who actually tracked what I was doing and adjusted the program based on my progress. It feels like a real clinical process — which makes sense given Joe's background."

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Rachel S.

1:1 Member, 11 months

Common Questions

FAQ

Absolutely not. 1:1 training is ideal for beginners because you get individualized instruction from day one. No experience needed — just willingness to show up and put in the work.
Yes — and this is actually where having a coach with a DPT background makes all the difference. Joe doesn't ignore your injury, he designs around it. The goal is to build strength while respecting your limitations, often helping reduce pain over time.
Most members start with 2–3 sessions per week. Your coach will recommend what makes sense based on your schedule, goals, and recovery capacity. We work around your life, not the other way around.
Pricing is discussed during your consultation, after we understand your goals and schedule. We believe in finding the right fit first — then making the investment make sense for your situation.
Absolutely. Many members start 1:1 to build a foundation and then transition to small group training once they're confident in their movement patterns. Your coach will help you figure out when that makes sense.

Take The First Step

Ready To Feel Stronger With A Program Built Just For You?

Every 1:1 program at PrideFit starts with a movement assessment. Book your free consultation — we'll listen, assess, and show you exactly what training will look like.