Personal Training

You must be a WRC member in order to take part in personal training sessions.

Personal training is a safe, effective and individualized approach to fitness.

Our professional training staff is committed to helping each individual achieve their personal health/fitness, post-rehabilitation, and/or sport-specific goals through the utilization and application of sound training principles.

All our trainers possess certification from a National Commission for Certifying Agencies (NCCA) accredited organization, or a National Board of Fitness Examiners (NBFE) affiliate and Emergency Response Certifications in First Aid, CPR and AED.

While each applies their own unique approach to training based upon personal philosophy, education and experience, all personal trainers adhere to the fitness guidelines set forth by the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM).

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Begin working with a personal trainer today

  • Steps to sign up

    1. Review personal training rates and packages: We offer three different types of training: one-on-one sessions group sessions and virtual sessions. Sessions are sold in packages ranging from 2 to 32 sessions.
    2. Submit a trainer request form:
      • We are currently unable to accept new participants until the Fall 2025 semester.
      • Payment is due at the time of or prior to the initial consultation.
    3. Initial Consultation and Fitness Assessment (required of all new clients): Once you receive your trainer assignment email, your trainer will schedule a time to meet with you to review your medical and fitness history with you and conduct a fitness assessment. The results obtained from the assessment will assist the trainer in understanding your current physical fitness level and needs. Your trainer will review your goals and develop a personalized fitness program based on assessment outcomes.

Services and costs

  • Nutrition counseling

    While it is within the scope of practice for our personal trainers to give basic nutritional advice (macronutrient levels and daily intake goals), individuals wanting a more in-depth look at micronutrient intake and/or guidance on nutritional deficiencies should consider scheduling a Nutrition Counseling appointment with the Healthy Living Program (wellness@fiu.edu).

Modesto A. Maidique Campus (MMC)

11290 SW 12th Street, WRC 101
Miami, FL 33199
305-348-2575
wrc@fiu.edu

 

Summer B 2025 Hours

Monday - Friday: 
Saturday & Sunday: 

6AM - 9PM
10AM - 7PM

Independence Day Hours

Friday, July 4th: 

10AM - 7PM

 

Biscayne Bay Campus (BBC)

3000 NE 151 Street, WUC 160
North Miami, FL 33181
305-919-5678
wrc@fiu.edu

 

Summer B 2025 Hours

Monday - Friday: 
Saturday: 
Sunday: 

8AM - 7PM
10AM - 4PM

10AM - 4PM

Independence Day Hours

Friday, July 4th: 

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