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Personal Training is one-on-one instruction that incorporates goal setting and health education into challenging workouts specifically designed for each individual's specific needs. Your trainer will be there to instruct you on proper technique on a variety of exercises and at the same time, motivate you to achieve your lifestyle and fitness goals.

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Personal Training Packages

Introductory Package

Beaman Basics            $125

Beaman Basics is our new program focused on functional and foundational movements for people who are brand new to fitness, or people who would like to re-learn proper movement patterns. These twelve (12) 1-hour sessions will teach clients how to increase stability, mobility, and strength to improve activities of daily living. This package is $125 and can be repurchased multiple times.

One hour packages:

Small Group Training Packages:

Half hour packages:

10 sessions             $115.00

15 sessions             $160.00

All personal training packages include a full pre and post assessment: A fitness assessment includes BMI, body fat percentage, heart rate ranges, BP, body measurements, cardiovascular & muscular endurance, and flexibility.

Other Services Available:

Exercise Program Development- Includes two meetings with a trainer. First meeting: a fitness assessment and discussion about fitness goals. Second meeting: going over a 4-6 week program the trainer has written.

Fitness Assessment- BMI, body fat percentage, resting heart rate, blood pressure, body measurements, and cardiovascular and muscular endurance

Click here to submit the personal training interest form!

Why Hire a Personal Trainer?

1. They provide you with health and fitness information to put you on the right path to achieve your goals
2. They will motivate and push you to your greatest potential
3. They provide proper exercise instruction to get the full benefit of the exercise and making your exercise program fun
4. You're training for a specific event and want to enhance your performance

What is the difference between personal training and physical therapy?

In order to provide the best client experience that we can, it is important to identify our personal trainers’ scope of services. At Belmont University, we pride ourselves on being a growth centered program for trainers and clients, alike. We define our certified personal trainers as fitness professionals who have met the requirements established by a NCCA-accredited, national certifying organization. They assist clients by developing and implementing fitness programs for clients who have no apparent physical limitation or who have received medical clearance to exercise. With that being said, our trainers are not equipped to provide physical therapy – treatment of individuals of all ages who have medical problems or other health-related conditions, illnesses, or injuries that limits their abilities to move and perform functional activities as well as they would like in their daily lives. While these positions are similar, they differ in their scopes of practice, educational requirements, licensure, and work environments. If you are interested in Personal Training, please follow the link below to submit a Personal Training Interest form. If you believe that you may need advanced training or even physical therapy, please review our Physical Therapy Referral List by clicking here.

For more information, check out a more detailed description of each profession by following the link below.
Difference between Physical Therapy and Personal Training