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Personal Gym Training
Personal Gym Training: your coach on video in your PureGym, Gym Group or Glasgow Club gym, £19 a session or £167 for 12.
From £19 / session
Online personal trainer in Glasgow
Live 1:1 coaching on video, West End to Southside
MakeMyFitness coaches Glaswegians live on video. A certified coach watches each rep and fixes your form as it happens, in a Partick tenement, a Finnieston new-build or your own Glasgow Club or PureGym. Sessions run from 6 AM to 2:30 PM UK time all year, so they fit before the Subway, at lunch or on a home-working morning. Personal Gym Training is £19 for 45 minutes; a Glasgow Club trainer charges £43 an hour.
- Good time to train
- 7 AM, before the Subway gets busy
- Live classes from
- £12
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Personal training in Glasgow
A one-to-one hour with a Glasgow Club trainer
£43
an hour
Glasgow Club’s published pay-as-you-go price for 60 minutes of one-to-one personal training, effective 1 August 2026 and checked 28 October 2026; 30 minutes is £27.
Glasgow Club (Glasgow Life) MakeMyFitness, live 1:1 on video
£19
a 45-minute session
- £14 a session on a 4-week plan of 12
- Group classes from £12 per person
- A certified coach watching and correcting every rep, live
- At home, in your building gym or at the gym you already use
Live sessions, Glasgow time
6:00 am – 2:30 pm
In winter. When the clocks go forward: 6:00 am – 3:30 pm.
Our coaches are based in India, so these are the hours we can train you live. Pick a regular slot and move it with 24 hours' notice.
Plans are charged in GBP. Foreign cards accepted.
Why Glasgow trains online
174 wet days a year, and none of them cancel you
The Met Office’s Paisley station, the nearest climate station to the city, records 1,263 mm of rain a year across 174 days with at least 1 mm. December alone brings 161 mm. A run round Kelvingrove can wait for a dry spell; a coached strength session in your front room goes ahead regardless.
Keep the cheap membership, add the coaching
Glasgow Club’s FitClub costs £32 a month across 15 gyms, and its own trainers charge £43 for an hour on top. PureGym Bath Street’s Off-Peak plan is £16.99 and its off-peak hours cover our whole morning window. Prop your phone on a bench and your coach runs the session for £19.
Short winter days call for a fixed slot
Paisley averages just 34 hours of sunshine in the whole of December and 39 in January. When it is dark going to work and dark coming home, motivation drifts. A booked 7 AM or lunchtime session with a person waiting on the call is harder to skip than a plan to go to the gym later.
1,263 mm of rain a year
Mild, very wet and dark from November
Glasgow rarely gets too hot or too cold to train, but it is wet. The Met Office’s 1991–2020 averages for Paisley give a July high of 19.8°C, a January high of 7.2°C and about 33 days of air frost a year, most of them from December to February. Rain falls on almost 18 days in an average January, and April, the driest month, still gets 66 mm. Outdoor running is easy in May, the sunniest month at 187 hours; from October to March, a session indoors is the one that reliably happens.
A day in Glasgow
A few ways people fit a live session into a normal day here. Pick the slot that suits you; you can change it with notice.
- 45min
- per 1:1 session
- 12
- live slots a day
- 0km
- to travel
Before the Inner Circle
Forty-five minutes of strength work in a Hyndland tenement, then showered and on the Subway at Kelvinhall for a city-centre start.
After the school drop-off in Giffnock
Back from the school gate with an hour to spare before the first Teams call. Your coach is already on the screen.
Lunch on the gym floor
Walk from an office on St Vincent Street to PureGym Bath Street or Hope Street, prop up the phone and train with your coach. Back at your desk for 1:15.
The shift worker’s slot
Nurses off a night at the Queen Elizabeth, hospitality staff before a Finnieston dinner service, students between lectures: the early afternoon is quiet and still inside the window.
Neighbourhoods
Your coach joins on video, so your neighbourhood never limits who coaches you. Check yours.
Programs
Certified coaching, live on video, priced in GBP. Every session is a live class with your coach watching.
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Personal Home Training
Personal Home Training: 45 minutes in a tenement flat or a Southside semi, kept low-impact for the downstairs neighbours, £21 a session.
From £21 / session
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Rehab & Recovery
Rehab & Recovery: exercise coaching after your GP or physio has cleared you to train, £31 a session.
From £31 / session
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Group Classes
Group Classes: a small live class at breakfast or lunchtime, £12 per person.
From £12 / class
Book a session
Your first rep starts here.
We’ll call to confirm your coach, talk through your goals and send you a private video link.
- Live on video, from anywhere
- Coach matched to your goals
- No long-term contracts
Training online in Glasgow
Questions people in Glasgow ask before their first session.
The city’s public gyms set a clear benchmark: Glasgow Club charges £43 for an hour of one-to-one training and £27 for 30 minutes, and Strathclyde Sport charges £40 for 45 minutes to non-members (both checked 28 October 2026). MakeMyFitness offers live 45-minute online personal training in Glasgow from £19 a session, or £167 for 12, with a certified coach correcting your form on video.
Before work or at lunch. We coach Glasgow from 6 AM to 2:30 PM UK time through the winter, and the window stretches to 3:30 PM once the clocks go forward in March. We don’t run evening slots, because the coaches work from India, where it is already night. For an office job, that means 6:30 or 7 AM at home, or a 12:15 PM lunch slot in a gym near your desk.
It doesn’t have to. Tell your coach you live above someone and the session is built without jumps: tempo squats, split squats, floor presses, band rows and slow core work. You need about two metres by one of clear floor, a phone propped where it can see you and, ideally, a pair of dumbbells. Wooden floors in older Glasgow flats carry sound, so a mat helps too.
Your coach is a member of our team in India, working live with you on video. Our lead coach, Kumar Abhishek, holds a Diploma in Personal Training and is a Human Performance Nutritionist, both from K11 School of Fitness Sciences, plus a TRX Suspension Training certification. We don’t hold UK qualifications such as a Level 3 or CIMSPA registration, and we would rather say so up front.
Yes, that is Personal Gym Training. Keep your FitClub (£32 a month) or ActivClub (£21) membership, or a PureGym plan from £16.99 Off-Peak at Bath Street, and your coach watches from your phone. Check your plan’s hours: PureGym Shawlands’ Off-Peak tier shuts you out between 11:30 AM and 1:30 PM on weekdays, so a lunchtime session there needs Core.
Plans are billed in pounds sterling on a UK debit or credit card, and you can book through the form on this page or on WhatsApp. A 4-week plan is 12 sessions, three a week. Give us 24 hours’ notice and any session moves to another slot, which covers most Old Firm weekends, ScotRail cancellations and school holidays.
Across the UK
Moving, travelling or training with family in another city? Your sessions come with you.
Glasgow guides
Before you train in Glasgow
Our Glasgow guides, from local sources: what trainers and gyms cost, the food, and where people train.
- Personal trainer costPersonal Trainer Prices in Glasgow (2026): Council, University and Chain Gyms ComparedWhat a personal trainer costs in Glasgow in 2026: £43 an hour at Glasgow Club, £40 for 45 minutes at Strathclyde Sport, plus PureGym fees branch by branch.Read the guide
- Healthy eatingHealthy Eating in Glasgow: Calories in Square Sausage, Scotch Pies, Chippy Suppers and CurryCalories and protein in Glasgow food: Lorne sausage rolls, Scotch pies, fish suppers, pakora and tikka masala, plus fat-loss and muscle-gain days.Read the guide
- Staying fitHow to Stay Fit in Glasgow: Parks, Riverside Routes, Rain and Dark WintersStaying fit in Glasgow: where to run from Kelvingrove to Pollok, what 1,263 mm of rain and 34 hours of December sun mean for training, and a yearly plan.Read the guide
