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Personal Trainer Perth
Get toned and feel confident in your skin with a qualified personal trainer in Perth. Train at our East Perth facility, or we come to you.
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Common worries before starting personal training
BeforeAfter“I start well, then life gets busy and I stop.”
It’s hard to keep going when your week gets turned upside down. We’ll help you adjust your plan on busy weeks and get back into it after a break. You won’t have to work out your next step alone.
Personal training in Perth
Personal Trainers of Perth: Expertise That Helps You Reach Your Fitness Goals
If you’re searching for a personal trainer in Perth that locals trust, Australian Fitness Network offers personal training built around your goal, whether that’s strength, fat loss or moving without pain.
Our qualified personal trainers use their expertise to help you reach your fitness goals in every session, and we’ve found most clients stall not from lack of effort but from repeating the same routine for months. Sessions are $100 per 45 minutes, so enquire or book a first session when you’re ready.
Why work with a personal trainer in Perth?
The benefits of working with a personal trainer in Perth show up quickly. A personal trainer in Perth watches your technique, adjusts loads before they become a problem and keeps you accountable on the weeks you’d rather skip. That feedback builds confidence quickly.
Qualifications you can check
Ask any trainer about their credentials. Look for registration with Exercise & Sports Science Australia or a recognised fitness qualification, and for training that follows Australian Institute of Sport style athlete development principles. We’re happy to talk you through ours before you commit.
- $100Per 45-minute session. No joining fee or hidden extras.
- 45 / 60Minute sessions available. The same $100 per 45 minutes rate applies to every format.
- One-on-one or two-on-one. Train solo, or bring a partner or friend.
- East Perth facility, or at home. Train with us in the city, or we come to your door.
- Female trainer on request. Just mention it when you enquire.
Ways to train
Personal Training Options in Perth
The same customised coaching, wherever you train. Pick the setting and format that suit your week.
Meet your trainers
Qualified Personal Trainers, Your Way
Train one-on-one, two-on-one or online, and choose a trainer you feel comfortable with, including a female personal trainer if you’d prefer one. We have 45-minute and 60-minute sessions available, and the best format is the one you’ll keep turning up to.
Armstrong
Body transformation
Former short-track speed skater and Australian Ninja Warrior competitor. Now he gets busy professionals into the best shape of their lives.
Britt
Women’s fat loss & strength
Britt’s clients come for the fat loss and stay for the strength. She specialises in training women, and she answers the phone when you need a push.
Gary
Most requested
Patient, calm and never judges where you’re starting from. Gary is the trainer to book if you’ve tried before and quit.
Michaela
PT, yoga & Pilates
Personal trainer, yoga teacher and Pilates instructor in one. Expect strength work that leaves you moving better, not stiffer.
Sam
Physio qualified
A physiotherapy qualification means sore backs and dodgy knees get trained around properly. He’s also the funniest person on the team.
Anthony
Triathlete · 5 languages
Races triathlons and speaks five languages. Focused, organised and fully on you for 45 minutes. Book in and he handles the rest.
45 or 60 minutes, one rate
We have 45-minute and 60-minute personal training sessions available, and the rate of $100 per 45 minutes applies to every format. That includes one-on-one, two-on-one and women’s health sessions, so you can compare prices easily.
Two-on-one sessions
Two-on-one sessions are fun, interactive and cost-effective. Bring a partner or friend and you share the coach’s attention, while the session keeps its individual focus. A small group works the same way for those who want more company.
Pricing
Personal Training Prices and Cost: $100 per 45 Minutes
The Australian Fitness Network rate is $100 per 45 minutes, and it’s the same for every client, whichever format you choose. There’s no joining fee or hidden extras. You pick a schedule that suits your week and book your session.
Per session
$100 / 45 min
What does $100 per 45 minutes include?
Each session covers a warm-up, coached technique work and a program that fits your current level. You get hands-on guidance, a plan that moves forward from week to week, and adjustments if your weight, energy or recovery change along the way.
- A warm-up and coached technique work
- A program matched to your current level
- A plan that progresses week to week
- Adjustments as your energy and recovery change
Price vs value
Affordable without cutting corners
People often look for the cheapest option or the best-value one, and those aren’t always the same thing. We keep the cost clear and affordable with one rate, so you can compare prices easily. Cheap sessions that leave you repeating the same workout rarely save money, whereas a plan that actually progresses does.
- One clear rate for every format
- No joining fee or hidden extras
- A plan that moves forward, not the same workout on repeat
Local to you
Find a Personal Trainer in Your Area: East Perth, CBD and Beyond
Finding personal trainers near you in East Perth or elsewhere in Perth usually comes down to travel time.
Our personal trainers in Perth, Western Australia coach clients from the inner suburbs to well beyond the CBD, so personal trainers near you in Perth can fit a session around your commute.
Suburbs we train in
Clients come to us from Nedlands, Subiaco, Leederville, Victoria Park, Armadale and Midland, plus South Perth and the East Perth streets close to the facility. We also offer home personal training in Perth for anyone who prefers a trainer to arrive at their door.
Coastal and northern Perth clients
We also work with people from Fremantle, Cottesloe and Scarborough, and from Joondalup and Yokine in the north. If a weekly trip into town is too far, an online fitness coach keeps your program moving between sessions. Enquire and we’ll confirm what suits your suburb.
Where we train around Perth
- East Perth
- Perth CBD
- South Perth
- Subiaco
- Leederville
- Nedlands
- Victoria Park
- Armadale
- Midland
- Fremantle
- Cottesloe
- Scarborough
- Joondalup
- Yokine
The facility
Perth’s Premium Personal Training & Strength Facility
The Australian Fitness Network facility is a private gym built around strength, with the equipment you need and none of the crowding.
Sessions run on proper racks, free weights and open floor space, so your trainer can set up every lift for you.
Kettlebell and smith machine work for safer strength
A kettlebell teaches you to move your hips and brace well, while the smith machine fixes the bar path so you can load a squat or press with confidence. We build technique first, then add weight once it looks right.
From beginners to elite athletes
The same room suits a first-time lifter and an elite athlete. Resistance training and strength training sit at the base of every plan, and we add high-intensity interval training when you want to get fit faster or sharpen performance.
Olympic bars & racks
Bars, plates and squat racks for properly set-up lifts.
Dumbbells & kettlebells
Dumbbells and a full kettlebell range.
Smith machine
A guided bar path for confident loading.
Cardio machines
Conditioning without leaving the room.
Your program
How Your Customised Program Is Built
Australian Fitness Network offers customised strength, conditioning & nutrition programs, and each one starts with data about your body rather than a template.
Your first session: screening and baseline
Your first session sets the baseline, including your goal and any injury history. We start with pre-exercise screening to flag health conditions, then functional movement screening to see how your body squats, hinges and reaches. Old injuries and stiff joints show up here, before they cause trouble under load.
Reviewing your progress
We review your results regularly and talk through what is working. If a goal changes, we change the program with it.
Every program follows four steps
- Screening, so we know your health history and movement limits.
- Baseline measures for body composition and strength.
- Planned progression, with loads that rise in small steps.
- Regular reviews, so the plan changes as you do.
Testing & progress
Measuring Progress, Not Guessing It
Numbers keep the plan honest. Here is how we measure where you start and how far you’ve come.
Body composition and metabolic rate
Body composition analysis separates fat from muscle, and your basal metabolic rate estimates what your body burns at rest. Together they shape your nutrition targets and give us something fair to compare against later, since scale weight alone can hide real progress.
Progressive overload and strength testing
We raise the demand on your body in small, planned steps, training around your recovery. Where it’s safe, we estimate your one-repetition maximum on key lifts. That number sets the loads and progressive overload targets for each exercise, so gains are measured rather than guessed. If a lift doesn’t suit testing, we use technique quality and repetitions in reserve instead.
Breaking through a plateau
A woman in her fifties who trains consistently and eats well can still settle at a weight she can’t shift, and more of the same won’t move it. We build a new plan instead: adjusted nutrition, a reworked workout structure and a close look at recovery, since sleep and stress often hold results back.
Online coaching between sessions
An online fitness coach keeps you accountable when you can’t get to the gym. We send your workouts, check in on your schedule and adjust your coaching as the week changes.
Women’s health
Women’s Health and Female Trainers
If you’d feel more comfortable with a female trainer, tell us when you enquire. Every woman starts at her own level, and we cover women’s health topics such as pregnancy and menopause, so confidence builds from the first session.
Before you train outdoors
Training Outdoors in Perth: Council and Park Permissions a Personal Trainer Needs
Outdoor sessions start with the rules for council land.
The City of Perth and the City of South Perth each list a separate group fitness and personal training approval on the Australian Business Licence and Information Service (ABLIS). The City of Perth listing says applicants may need public liability and professional indemnity insurance, peak body membership or approved industry qualifications, and first aid certification, with restrictions possible on activity types, hours and locations.
If a trainer runs a session on council land, such as South Perth, ask which council’s approval covers the location. Confirm current requirements with the council or ABLIS before you train at Kings Park.
Questions worth asking
- Which council’s approval covers this location?
- Do you carry public liability and professional indemnity insurance?
- Do you hold current first aid certification?
- Which industry qualifications do you hold?
Ready when you are
Book Your Personal Training Session in Perth
Ready to start? Enquire or book your first personal training session at $100 per 45 minutes.
What happens after you enquire?
Australian Fitness Network will reply to confirm a time for your first session. In that session we talk through your goal, check how you move and agree on the program we’ll build around it.
What to bring to your first session
- Comfortable training clothes and supportive shoes
- A water bottle
- A list of injuries, medications or health concerns
- Your goal, even if it is only a rough idea
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a personal trainer cost in Perth?
Sessions with Australian Fitness Network are $100 per 45 minutes. That covers a one-on-one session with a qualified trainer, including your warm-up, coached strength work and technique feedback.
Is paying a personal trainer worth it?
For most people, yes. A trainer gives you structure, corrects technique and keeps you accountable, which lowers the chance of getting hurt. We often see people lift well in week one, then drift into sloppy habits alone. Coaching catches that early.
Is $400 a month a lot for a personal trainer?
It depends on how often you train. Our rate is $100 per 45 minutes, so your monthly spend follows the number of sessions you book. Some people train weekly and use a home program in between, while others prefer more coaching. We can plan around your budget.
Do you offer home personal training in Perth?
Yes. We offer home personal training in Perth for anyone who prefers a trainer to arrive at their door, and we also train at our East Perth facility.
Can I book a female personal trainer in Perth?
Yes. Tell us when you enquire and we’ll match you with a female trainer.
Do personal trainers need council approval to train outdoors in Perth?
They may. The City of Perth and the City of South Perth each list a group fitness and personal training approval on ABLIS, so ask which council’s approval covers the location before you book an outdoor session.
Key insights
- Qualified personal trainers in Perth screen your movement before loading it.
- Sessions are $100 per 45 minutes, with customised programs built around your goal.
- Outdoor training may need council approval, so ask before you book.
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