Personal Training
Offerings
Personal Training Services
Learning
Equipment Orientation
Personal trainers will educate and help you get acquainted with the most
popular strength, cardio, and flexibility equipment that the ARC and CRCE
offer.
- Cost: $20 for students, $25 for members
- Duration: 30 minutes to 1 hour
Consultation
This session allows you to discuss your current fitness regimen with a
personal trainer and answer any questions you may have about personal
training offerings.
- Cost: $30 for students, $45 for members
- Duration: 30 minutes to 1 hour
Assessment
General Health
The General Health assessment provides a comprehensive overview of your health and well-being.
This assessment includes:
- Blood pressure
- Heart rate
- Height
- Weight
- Waist-to-hip ratio
- In-Body Scan (for measuring body composition)
- Cost: $30 for students, $45 for members
- Duration: 30 minutes to 1 hour
Fitness & Performance
The Fitness and Performance assessment allows you to measure your current cardiovascular and muscular strength, flexibility, and overall movement quality.
This assessment includes:
- Submaximal cardiovascular test
- Strength/endurance test
- Flexibility test
- Functional Movement Screening
- Cost: $30 for students, $45 for members
- Duration: 1 hour
FAQ
How do I schedule an appointment for a personal training service?
First, you must fill out the Personal Training Intake Form. When a trainer becomes available, personaltraining@illinois.edu will reach out to you to schedule your appointment.
How do I purchase a personal training service?
You will purchase your selected personal training service(s) at the beginning of your appointment with a personal trainer. Prices for each service are listed above.
Where do I meet with my trainer when I have my appointment?
Your trainer will meet you by the member services desk (to the left when you walk through the turnstiles). After purchasing your service(s), your trainer will then guide you to the appropriate training space.
How should I prepare? What should I bring?
It is recommended that you wear athletic clothing, bring a water bottle if needed, and eat/drink as you normally would prior to coming in.
How long does it take to be paired with a trainer?
Pairing times depend on trainer availability. We cannot offer an exact estimate on the wait time, but we make every effort to pair trainers and clients as quickly as possible.
Step One
Programs
Small Group Training
Join Campus Recreation Personal Trainers for a 4-week program focusing on full body strength and conditioning!
Glute Shop Workshop
Learn how to effectively perform three of the most effective glute-building exercises and improve hip mobility.
Title
Personal Trainers
Become a Personal Trainer at Campus Recreation through our in-house prep course.