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Handpicked from 158 vetted & reviewed Personal Training gyms in the Charlotte area, discover the top 5 elite providers among the selected group of 24 finalists.

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My Fitness World

My Fitness World

(30)
  • Goals
  • Studio
  • Health
“Trainers and fellow workout clients are polite and friendly, and the overall atmosphere is a positive one (especially for people like me who don't appear to be a "gym rat" and have a lot of learning to do regarding machines, workouts, kinesiology, et...”
In Business Since 2012
1225 S Church St Suite B, Charlotte, NC
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Rebalance Fitness and Nutrition

Rebalance Fitness and Nutrition

(30)
  • Team
  • Professionals
  • Knows
“My difficulties are being corrected very successfully by a fine stretch therapist and a personal trainer who work in partnership to help each client with specific problems.”
In Business Since 2017
507 Providence Rd #200, Charlotte, NC
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Mountain Island Fitness

Mountain Island Fitness

(26)
  • Equipment
  • Price
  • Weights
“This gym is a family, has everything I need and more, and the staff is friendly, helpful, and supports your goals whatever they might be - in any stage of your fitness journey.”
In Business Since 2011
Family Business
Remote Consultations Available
Licensed, BBB Rating: A+
10030 Callabridge Ct, Charlotte, NC
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A Better Body Fitness

A Better Body Fitness

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  • Personal Trainer
  • Working Out
  • Goals
“If you have an issue that prevents you from doing the exercises the way everyone else does them, she can immediately give you a modification that you will be able to handle.”
In Business Since 2017
Coupons & Offers
Average Price Tag
Transparent Fees & Pricing
7509 Briardale Dr, Charlotte, NC
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Shape Up Fitness & Wellness Consulting

Shape Up Fitness & Wellness Consulting

(30)
Pricing, Training Specialties
“Since I started training with Michael Anders in July this year, several positive changes occurred: 1) dropped 7% body fat; 2) improved my body composition such that my clothing fits better; 3) significantly improved my personal and professional life ...”
In Business Since 2007
Free Initial Consultation
Accepts All Major Credit Cards, Check
Transparent Fees & Pricing
4832 Park Rd suite g, Charlotte, NC
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Charlotte Strength

Charlotte Strength

(25)
  • Coach
  • Program
  • Goals
“He is a friend that is constantly going to be emailing you every week on things that he felt you killed during the week and those details that you never would have saw on your own that could use improvement.”
In Business Since 2020
Emergency Services
Transparent Fees & Pricing
624 Anderson St, Charlotte, NC
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The Fitness Factory of Charlotte

The Fitness Factory of Charlotte

(27)
  • Equipment
  • Price
  • Area
“Although there's no AC, the gym never feels too hot thanks to the oversized ceiling fans and the warehouse doors that they open to let the breeze in.”
In Business Since 2013
Emergency Services
3811 N Davidson St, Charlotte, NC
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Eat the Frog Fitness

Eat the Frog Fitness

(27)
  • Coaches
  • Goals
  • Community
“The thing that really sold me on them is that before I even joined, the manager at the time, Alex, told me that they work to hire personal trainers more than class instructors because personal trainers really understand that every body is different”
In Business Since 2020
Emergency Services
1111 Metropolitan Ave Suite 110, Charlotte, NC
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Live Active Charlotte

Live Active Charlotte

(30)
  • Community
  • Athletes
  • Box
“Steele Creek has been a life changer for me, I always wanted to workout but I wasn't able to maintain consistency, I was hurting my back doing wrong exercises and just not knowing what I was doing… I joined the gym and along with the chiropractor ser...”
In Business Since 2017
Transparent Fees & Pricing
9301C Forsyth Park Dr, Charlotte, NC
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Spotlight Fitness

Spotlight Fitness

(30)
  • Goals
  • Health
  • Family
“I was 200 Lbs when I started and left weighing 179 Lbs and unfortunately moved away but if I'm in town I always make sure to stop by Spotlightfitness and get a workout in !!”
In Business Since 2021
Remote Consultations Available
4801 Chastain Ave #185, Charlotte, NC
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Flex5 By Petrofitness

Flex5 By Petrofitness

(30)
1 on 1 Coaching: Personal Training, Reenergize and Reconnect With Nature, Aromatherapy
“Petro and his team create the perfect environment to not only improve physical fitness and health but also to build long lasting bonds with the team and other participants that carry on into daily life after the retreat.”
In Business Since 2015
Accepts All Major Credit Cards
Remote Consultations Available
428 E 4th St #333, Charlotte, NC
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Taylor Carpenter Personal Training

Taylor Carpenter Personal Training

(30)
  • Results
  • Studio
  • Tailored
“He is very knowledgeable about different workouts and how to pace them, I even noticed on social channels those kind of workouts are done by celebrities or sports athletes (with high end resources) but same results can be achieved with Taylor and in ...”
In Business Since 2011
Transparent Fees & Pricing
Licensed
Accepts All Major Credit Cards, Check, Debit
17232 Lancaster Hwy Suite 111, Charlotte, NC
FAQs
What if I do not eat meat?
If you want to build muscle you will still need to find a source to receive adequate protein intake. The easiest thing would be find a protein powder that you like. Second, I would Google "protein sources that are not meat" and make a list of items to try next time you go to the grocery store. With each year that passes that are more and more vegan options. I would prioritize finding lean protein options that have minimal carbs and fats. I would not consider beans my primary source of protein if I were a non-meat eater.
Does organic matter?
Not really. Buy organic if you want, do not buy organic if you do not want. Maintaining a healthy weight should be much higher on the priority list than whether your food is organic or not.
Should I be eating before I workout?
Yes. Lean protein and some slower digesting carb. I usually eat chicken, green beans, rice, and follow it up with some oatmeal prior to working out. You are not required to eat prior to working out by any means but when we're talking about what is ideal... You'll have better energy, strength, recovery, etc if you're eating an adequate amount before and after workouts.
To start, how often should I workout weekly?
You're likely going to be more motivated than ever...to start. You do not want to sprint out of the gate and burn out after two weeks. You also do not want to shoot to workout 7 times a week and fail to come close because that will likely be perceived as a loss. . I always recommend to realistically look at your schedule. Determine how much time you want to invest and start with a fairly easy goal to build some momentum and begin making exercise part of a routine that does not get skipped for any reason. There is a lifetime to add and subtract aspects of the routine but you really want to set yourself up for success and accomplishing a few wins from the beginning is a good plan. If you're confident you can exercise with weights two times weekly but uncertain about four. Just start with two for a month and reevaluate once it's stable in your life.
What is the best style of working out?
The simple answer here is going to be whatever you adhere to consistently. If you like mud runs, crossfit, yoga, jazzercise, powerlifting, cross training, mountain biking, etc... Whatever you consistently do is the best style of workout. At the studio, most goals are centered around improving physiques, weight loss, muscle gain, lifting performance, etc. I would say the most efficient style of training for these goals would be progressive overload. In short, this is methodically making your training slightly harder week by week to provide consistent progress in strength and/or stamina. With this style, you repeat the same exercises week after week and work on progressing the volume or amount of weight lifted. In doing so, you get more comfortable and technically sound with the lifts vs doing random exercise movements each time you work out. I find this to be more efficient, more measurable, and generally superior to all other methods of training with the assumption adherence/boredom is not an issue
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Next Level Fitness PT

Next Level Fitness PT

(29)
  • Goals
  • Motivation
  • Plan
“If you are an avid runner or just looking for a motivating personal trainer that will make your every dollar count, push you to greatness until achieve your goals, then Devin & the Next Level Fitness family, is the place to be.”
In Business Since 2015
Coupons & Offers
8432 Old Statesville Rd #500, Charlotte, NC
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Crossfit Mountain Island

Crossfit Mountain Island

(29)
  • Community
  • Working Out
  • Skill
“They modified my workouts, helped me learn techniques to better myself without risk of injury, gave me plenty of guidance on how to make better choices in my eating habits, and always gave me that personal attention during classes I needed.”
In Business Since 2013
Transparent Fees & Pricing
8416 Bellhaven Blvd, Charlotte, NC
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Queen City Training

Queen City Training

(28)
  • Goals
  • Environment
  • Motivation
“In 10 weeks, Kelley helped kick my butt into shape, and most importantly, helped me to realize that working out isn't about losing weight ultimately, but getting comfortable in and loving your body, and working out because you can, not because you sh...”
In Business Since 2016
Family Business
412 W Palmer St, Charlotte, NC
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Crossfit Charlotte

Crossfit Charlotte

(28)
  • Coaches
  • Community
  • Gym
“Coaches are great and pay attention to form and safety.”
In Business Since 2009
Transparent Fees & Pricing
9535 Monroe Rd #100, Charlotte, NC
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Ultimate Crossfit

Ultimate Crossfit

(30)
  • Coaches
  • Travel
  • Goals
“Dropping into Ultimate Crossfit for three workouts this past week, I had the same experience each day: A welcoming, friendly community, attentive coaching and fun, challenging workouts.”
In Business Since 2007
2508 N Davidson St, Charlotte, NC
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Destined to Make it Fitness

Destined to Make it Fitness

(30)
  • Personal Trainer
  • Meal Prep
  • Results
“I could talk positively about my experience all day but if you want a personal trainer to provide you expertise, accountability and encouragement all in a gym that is comfortable, inviting, and energetic then Dale is your guy!!”
In Business Since 2021
1427 South Blvd #106, Charlotte, NC
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Building Bodies

Building Bodies

(30)
  • Massage
  • Team
  • Feel
“He seems particularly adept at finding those areas that need most work and at the end of a session and the following day you are keenly aware of the muscle here, the stiffness there that evidence the workout effectiveness.”
5+ Years Experience
NASM, NCCA, ASCM, ACSM Certified
6205 Carnegie Blvd, Charlotte, NC
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Performance Unlimited

Performance Unlimited

(30)
  • Injuries
  • Attention
  • Life
“I've also been very impressed with how they and the members have handled the COVID situation - the facility has more than enough space for distancing and the upgraded cleaning/sanitizing routines have allowed for an almost normal workout environment ...”
In Business Since 2009
9209 Baybrook Ln, Charlotte, NC
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JOHN LYTTON TO SERVE AS ACTING SPORTS DIRECTOR 🥇 If we've had the pleasure of working with you in the past, you probably know that John is the guy who started it all here at Performance Unlimited. And for the first time since 2019, we're incredibly excited to announce that John is back in the saddle helping athletes develop their bodies so they can perform at the top of their game. We are also super excited to welcome 3 new coaches to our team to assist John in leading the Sports program! We’re happy to welcome (left to right) John Demas, Darius Gwyn, and Robert Fatone to the team. To celebrate John's return to coaching, we're offering Sports Movement Assessments to athletes between the ages of 9-18. This thorough assessment provides you a clear understanding of your athlete's current ability, and gives you precise suggestions on what they need to do to get better. All for a low one-time price of $75. Oh and that's not all. If you book an assessment in the next 7 days, you'll get a FREE online strength and speed program as a bonus. It's the best of both worlds. You get to learn exactly what your athlete needs to do to improve, AND get a proven training program to help them to do just that! The process is super simple. All you have to do is hit the link and schedule a call and find available days/times to book your assessment.

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Prescriptive Fitness Studio

Prescriptive Fitness Studio

(30)
  • Trainers
  • Shape
  • State of the Art
“He repeatedly made adjustments in my training that helped me accomplish the following in the last 10 years - reduced my golf handicap by 10 strokes (Joe is certified by Titleist Performance Institute), increased my drives by an average of 30 yards, r...”
In Business Since 2005
TPI, TPI, ACSM Certified
5821 Fairview Rd suite g-11, Charlotte, NC
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Pride Conditioning

Pride Conditioning

(29)
  • Coaches
  • Kettlebell
  • Atmosphere
“I happen to be a fellow gym owner on the outer side of the county, I have been following Doug & Lindsay for quite sometime and have had many conversations with Doug on training methods as other our gyms focus on the same methods, i can tell you Doug...”
In Business Since 2008
337 Dalton Ave, Charlotte, NC
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Fitness On Demand

Fitness On Demand

(21)
  • Equipment
“Great place to work out.”
In Business Since 2008
Emergency Services
2785 Charlotte Hwy #14, Mooresville, NC 28117
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Hustle House Fitness

Hustle House Fitness

(28)
  • Community
  • Feel
  • Hiit
“I feel encouraged not only the trainers, but by the members working out next to me in every class and that's what I love most about the workout experience at Hustle House.”
In Business Since 2017
550 E Brooklyn Vlg Ave Suite 200, Charlotte, NC
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Fitness Training Services in Charlotte, NC Cost Estimates

Minimum cost
$225
Maximum cost
$686
National Average
$312
Avg Per Hour Rates
$88
$275
$436
Fair price range is based on 498 cost profiles
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Average Cost $312
Minimum cost $225
Maximum cost $686
Avg Per Hour Rates $88

Fair range $275 to $436 is based on 498 cost profiles.

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