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Personal Trainers & Gyms Across Australia

Compare personal trainers and gyms by location, Google reviews, specialisation, training setting and published pricing.

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Directory at a glance

5,043
Trainers & gyms listed
2,627
Independent trainers
2,415
Gyms offering PT
1,483
Suburbs covered
$80
Typical PT session

142 trainers publish a rate

2,513
Free trial or consultation

50% of listings

Full data snapshot
Trainers

Highly reviewed personal trainers

Independent trainers rated 4.5 or higher on Google with at least 10 reviews and a detailed profile, ordered by review count and spread across states. Open a listing to see the full profile and nearby trainers.

  • Movement 101 Botany

    Botany, NSW

    5(485 Google reviews)

    • Rehab / Injury Recovery
    • Women's Health
    • Post-Natal

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  • Extension Fitness

    Perth CBD, WA

    5(159 Google reviews)

    • Senior Fitness
    • Midlife Adult Fitness
    • Athletic Performance
    • Free trial or consultation
    • Online training
    • 24+ years experience
    • BSc Physiotherapy (2000)

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  • Adam - Movement Therapy

    Fulham, SA

    5(119 Google reviews)

    • Rehab / Injury Recovery
    • Strength & Conditioning
    • Pain Management
    • Free trial or consultation
    • Online training
    • 10+ years experience
    • Certificate 3 and 4 in Fitness (2014)

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  • Strength and Pilates Physiotherapy

    Surry Hills, NSW

    5(423 Google reviews)

    • Rehab / Injury Recovery
    • Athletic Performance
    • Sports Injuries
    • Accredited Exercise Physiologists (AEPs)

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Each state page lists its trainers and gyms by area and suburb, with state-level pricing and availability data.

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Directory data

Personal training in Australia at a glance

Calculated from the 5,043 Australian listings in the directory. Where a figure is based on a subset, the sample size is shown with it.

5,043
Trainers & gyms

2,627 independent trainers, 2,415 gyms with PT

$80
Typical PT session

Median of 142 Australian trainers publishing a per-session or hourly rate

$20–$200
Published session range

Lowest and highest rates in that sample

$22/wk
Typical gym membership

Median of 286 Australian gyms publishing a weekly rate

2,513
Offer a free trial or consultation

50% of Australian listings

1,483
Suburbs represented

Most common specialisations

listings
  1. Strength & Conditioning2,82656%
  2. Weight Loss2,33946%
  3. Athletic Performance1,57731%
  4. Rehab / Injury Recovery1,02320%
  5. Women's Fitness89618%
  6. Post-Natal60312%

Counts listings that name the specialisation. A listing can appear under several.

How trainers work

listings
  1. Private studio2,36447%
  2. Gym based2,08441%
  3. Online1,12222%
  4. Outdoor54711%
  5. Mobile4299%
  6. Home visits4208%

Training settings each listing offers. A listing can offer more than one.

What the Australian data contains

Google rated
4,609 (91%)
Average Google rating
4.85 across 4,609 rated
10 or more Google reviews
3,531
Detailed profiles (bio and specialisations)
3,511 (70%)
Qualifications listed
1,096
Years of experience stated
1,049
Publish PT pricing
428 (8%)
Publish membership pricing
424
Decision support

Choosing a personal trainer

Short rules of thumb, each with the directory figure behind it.

  • For weight loss

    Look for ongoing programming, regular check-ins and some form of nutrition support rather than one-off sessions.

    2,339 Australian listings name weight loss as a specialisation.

  • Returning from an injury

    Check for relevant qualifications (exercise physiology, rehab certifications) and ask how they work alongside your physio or GP.

    1,023 Australian listings specialise in rehab or injury recovery; 1,096 publish their qualifications.

  • Prefer privacy

    Private studios, home visits and mobile trainers avoid the open gym floor. Ask whether sessions are one-on-one or shared.

    2,364 train from a private studio; 849 offer home visits or mobile training.

  • Comparing costs

    Ask for the per-session rate, session length and pack discounts in writing. Use a free trial to test the fit before buying a pack.

    428 Australian listings publish PT pricing (typical published rate $80 a session); 2,513 offer a free trial or consultation.

Good to know

Personal Trainers in Australia: Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a personal trainer cost in Australia?
Across the 142 Australia trainers in our directory who publish a per-session or hourly rate, the typical (median) price is $80 a session, with published rates ranging from $20 to $200. Rates vary with session length, one-on-one versus small-group formats and package discounts, and most trainers (4,615 of 5,043 listings) do not publish pricing at all.
How much is a gym membership in Australia?
Of the 286 Australia gyms in our directory that publish a weekly rate, the typical (median) membership is $22 a week, with published rates from $8 to $299 a week. The lower end is usually a 24-hour access gym on a contract; the upper end typically includes unlimited classes or coaching.
How many personal trainers are in Australia?
Our directory currently lists 5,043 personal trainers and gyms in Australia: 2,627 independent personal trainers and 2,415 gyms offering personal training, across 1,483 suburbs.
How many trainers in Australia offer a free consultation or trial?
2,513 of the 5,043 Australia listings (50%) advertise a free trial session, consultation or introductory offer. The offer varies: some are a free first PT session, others a free gym day pass or a consultation call.
What should I compare when choosing a personal trainer?
Start with the specialisation: the most common in Australia are strength & conditioning (2,826), weight loss (2,339), athletic performance (1,577), so shortlist trainers who name your goal specifically. Then check the training setting (2,364 work from a private studio, 1,122 offer online training), the Google rating and how many reviews sit behind it, and whether qualifications are listed (1,096 Australia listings publish theirs). Finally compare price: 428 listings publish PT pricing, so ask for a rate and session length in writing before booking, and use a free trial where one is offered.

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