Personal Training
in East Lakeview.
Built Around You.

Every Personal Training session at LEAP is one-on-one with a certified LEAP strength coach, follows a written program built specifically for your body and your goals, and runs for 50 minutes of coached training — no warm-up-on-your-own, no figuring it out alone, no random workouts. You'll work through structured strength training, movement quality work, and progressions that adapt as you get stronger. Your program is updated every few weeks based on what your training actually shows — your lifts, your recovery, your consistency. You see the same picture your coach does, in your progress view: training history, new bests as you hit them, and where your numbers are heading.

Most personal trainers in Chicago coach inside a commercial gym, see you for 30–45 minutes of generic exercises, and don't write structured programming between sessions. LEAP Personal Training is built around the opposite: a full coaching system. You train inside a coaching facility — not a gym — with a coach who builds your written program, follows your progress between sessions, and adjusts your plan as your strength changes — and a progress view you can open on your phone any time, so your numbers are never something you have to take on faith. Every Personal Training membership also includes unlimited Team Training, so you have structured coached sessions on the days you're not in PT.

Before your first coached Personal Training session, you'll complete your LEAP Onboarding Session — a 45-minute one-on-one meeting where your coach runs a condensed Functional Movement Screen (FMS) to see how you move, walks through your goals, training history, schedule, and any injuries or limitations, then uses everything to build the Personal Training plan unique to you. There's no training in the LEAP Onboarding Session itself — it's the assessment and planning step. At the end, your coach will explain how LEAP memberships work and recommend the tier that fits your goals, but you don't make a decision on the spot. Your first coached Personal Training session happens next, with your written program ready and your strength training plan in motion. You make your membership decision after the two Personal Training sessions included in your Starting Point — based on real experience training with us, not a guess made before you've started.

Most of the time, yes. When you start at LEAP, you're paired with the coach whose schedule best fits yours so you can train consistently with the same person — that continuity is what lets your coach know your body, your history, and how you respond to different loads. If life happens — travel, an emergency, or a one-off scheduling conflict — and you need to train at a time your regular coach isn't available, another LEAP coach can step in and pick up exactly where your last session left off. Every coach at LEAP trains in the same coaching system, follows the same structured written programs, and logs every session in shared records, so whoever's coaching you that day knows exactly what your plan calls for and exactly how to keep your progress moving. The coaching system is what stays constant — the individual coach is the relationship layer on top of it.

That's exactly what Personal Training is built for. Every session is scaled around your body — including any injuries, pain, or movement limitations you're working with. Your coach adjusts each exercise to fit what your body needs while still moving you forward, week to week. We'll assess your movement in your LEAP Onboarding Session and build a plan that respects your limitations. If you're working with a doctor or physical therapist, we follow their guidance — we don't replace them.

Personal Training is the fastest, most direct path to results — fully customized programming, one-on-one coaching, and flexible scheduling. It's the right choice if you want the highest level of attention, are working around a specific injury or limitation, or have a clear goal you want to attack directly. Team Training is coach-led small-group strength training — structured, scalable, and energizing — with a lower entry point. Both follow LEAP's coaching system, and Personal Training memberships include unlimited access to Team Training, so most members eventually combine both. Your LEAP Onboarding Session is where we recommend the right starting path based on your goals, your schedule, and what your body tells us during the assessment.

Your coach keeps the record, and you can look at it whenever you want.Every Personal Training client has a progress view that opens on their phone. It shows your training history, a badge on every new personal best, how many weeks in a row you've trained, the milestones you've hit, a note from your coach, and your body composition. You don't have to log anything or remember anything — that's your coach's job.And every four months, you get a report card in your inbox. It's a written summary of what actually changed: which lifts went up and by how much, the personal bests you set, how consistently you trained, and where your body composition moved. Most people who train for years never once get a document that answers "did that work?" in plain numbers. You get one every block.That's the part that matters more than it sounds. Strength changes slowly enough that week to week it's hard to feel, and most people underrate how far they've come because they're comparing today to last Tuesday instead of to ninety days ago. A record you can read — and a card that lands every four months — is what turns months of work into something you can actually see.