how do you price personal training for two?

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Ina April 8, 2016 0 Comments

In metro boston

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I reduce the per session fee slightly for each client. The fee is determined by what the clients want. The more complicated the programming, the more I charge. I do not have set fees. I have a scale of fees and show the client where their needs and goals fit in that scale.

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I have heard of trainers charging a group price and then splitting it among participants.

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Hello Ina Krueger,
I charge the personal trainer rate for each of two people; because, it is more work and I travel to them.
Take care,
Natalie aka NAPS 2 B Fit.

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Actually I find it takes more energy and effort to be able to train two people with different needs, and to be able to “think” on your feet even more so! It also is not a TRUE personal training situation.

I don’t love taking on 2 clients together, but when I do I charge just a bit LESS than I would charge for 2 people.

So for a $90 per person session, I would charge $160 for 2

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It depends on their goals. If I’m doing it as “small group training,” where it could be 2-3 people and I have a general plan for whoever is coming to class and then I dial it in once I get there, it ends up being about the same price as one person. This works the best when the clients attending together are about the same fitness level. It’s a weekly class.

If it is a specific two people and is customized programming for each person that I have to plan separately, about 50% more.

how do you price personal training for two?

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