Mobile Personal Training

Mobile personal trainers bring customized fitness training to clients' homes, parks, or offices, providing convenience and personalized attention.

With personal training sessions ranging from $50-$150 per hour and fitness market growing, mobile trainers generate revenue of $60,000-$200,000 annually with profit margins of 80-90%.

The business requires personal training certification, portable fitness equipment, liability insurance, and reliable vehicle.

Services include one-on-one training sessions, small group training, nutrition coaching, online program design, and fitness assessments.

Pricing typically $60-$120 per hour for individuals, $40-$60 per person for small groups.

Success factors include fitness expertise and results-focused training, building client relationships and accountability, flexible scheduling, portable equipment creativity, and targeting busy professionals who won't visit gyms.

Many trainers maintain 10-20 regular clients on recurring weekly schedules.

The business has minimal overhead and can start part-time.

Home and park training eliminates gym membership costs for clients.

Marketing focuses on busy professionals, new parents, seniors, and clients seeking private attention.

With convenience and personalized fitness valued in 2025, mobile training offers flexible opportunities for certified trainers helping clients achieve health goals in comfortable private settings without gym crowds.