Below is a list of Manhattan personal trainers servicing zip code 10036. Click on a trainer profile to see more information, do a more detailed search, or enter another zip code above for a new search.
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Personal Trainer, Group Fitness Instructor, Yoga Instructor,Hey there! My name is Brittni and I am a professional dancer, personal traine...More DetailsGender: FemaleExperience: 7-10 Years
Personal Trainer, Nutritionist, Group Fitness Instructor, Martial Arts Instructor, Massage Therapist, Health Coach, Boxing Coach,I'm ready to help you reach your fitness goals! Call me at 646-972-1557.More DetailsGender: MaleExperience: 10+ Years
Personal Trainer, Nutritionist,It is NEVER too late to get in shape! If you have not worked out this year, or ...More DetailsGender: FemaleExperience: 10+ Years
Personal Trainer, Nutritionist, Group Fitness Instructor, Martial Arts Instructor, Boxing Coach,Even after over 20 years in the fitness industry, I pride myself in constantly e...More DetailsGender: MaleExperience: 10+ Years
Personal Trainer, Group Fitness Instructor,More DetailsRoody Dallemand is a knowledgeable, intense, and ...
Gender: MaleExperience: 10+ Years
Personal Trainer, Nutritionist, Group Fitness Instructor, Health Coach, Running Coach,Exercise / Nutrition / Lifestyle Coaching for: Weight Loss, Strength, Flexibilit...More DetailsGender: MaleExperience: 10+ Years
Personal Trainer, Group Fitness Instructor, Boxing Coach, Golf Fitness Instructor,Worked at New York Sports Club for 2 years and left to start my own business and...More DetailsGender: MaleExperience: 10+ Years
Personal Trainer, Nutritionist, Group Fitness Instructor, Martial Arts Instructor, Health Coach,Phillip Tomlinson is the founder of BodinSync, an exercise system of compound ...More DetailsGender: MaleExperience: 10+ Years
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Personal Trainer, Massage Therapist,I have been training for over 15 years. Over the years i've gained a lot of know...More DetailsGender: MaleExperience: 10+ Years
Seeking personal training services in New York City’s 10036 can be a tough task for residents who work full-time and are struggling to find time for exercise. While it may be simple to find a gym in NYC, the personal trainers working at the local gym in the 10036 area may not meet the fitness needs or the personality type a potential customer is seeking, or may not be able to cater to an individual’s needs in terms of their special population. Time can be an issue, as well, when seeking personal training services and the gyms they are affiliated with in 10036. Many gyms don’t offer around the clock options for exercise, and still fewer will be able to provide the personal training services during off-hours. Rather than settling for the personal training at the nearest fitness facility, residents of zip code 10036 have new options that may help to keep their physical fitness intentions positive and exciting.
NeighborhoodTrainer.com, a listing service for independent fitness professionals in 10036 and throughout the New York City metropolitan area, provides customers with the ability to match up with a personal trainer of their choice. Thus, personal training services can be done anywhere. The biographies and informational sections on NeighborhoodTrainer.com provide a fairly throughout breakdown of the trainer’s unique attributes, gender, hours, location served and the ability to work with special populations. Additionally, cost information can be pulled from listings on NeighborhoodTrainer.com so that potential customers are not left guessing about rates. Utilizing a New York City web-based service to find personal training options in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island, & the Bronx eliminates much of the guesswork surrounding the process. Simple trial and error of going to a gym, meeting the staff, checking availability and measuring costs can be extremely time-consuming thanks to the area’s relentless traffic. By identifying which trainers appear to be a good fit ahead of time, clients can eliminate many trips that might have been necessary before. Inconvenience is an enemy to any regular exercise routine.
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