How Much Does Gage Strength Training Cost?
…we know it's one of the first questions that comes to mind, so we put together a complete pricing guide for you here
Traditional 1-on-1 Personal Training
Two or three private sessions a week adds up fast — which is why most people can't stick with it long enough to see results.
Gage Strength Training
Billed every 2 weeks, most members invest $172–$264 per pay period — that's $373–$572 per month. No sign-up fee and no surprise charges.
See full pricing detailsOne thing changes the price: how often you train.
Same coaching, same programming, same attention at every level. Train more often and each session costs less. Every plan is billed every 2 weeks, so it lines up with your pay schedule.
Best if: starting from zero, returning after injury, or need a sustainable routine.
Best if: you want to lose weight and keep it off; three sessions is where we see the best results.
Best if: you have a deadline, a doctor's warning, or you're ready to move quickly.
Included at every level
- Dedicated coach
- Program adjusted for your joints, fitness, and goals
- Never more than seven people per session
- Nutrition guidance
- Regular progress reviews
- No sign-up fee, hidden contracts, or surprise charges
What does real coaching actually cost?
Access to equipment — but no plan, no coaching, and no one noticing if you stop showing up.
Energetic, but one coach for a crowd means little attention on form or your limitations.
Full attention, but the cost makes consistency hard for most people to sustain.
Coached, personalized training in small groups — the attention of 1-on-1 at a sustainable price.
Don't take our word for it.
"I tried every gym and program out there. Gage is the first place where the coaches actually know me and adjust everything to how my body feels that day."
"Small groups make all the difference. I get real coaching every session, and the people I train with keep me showing up."
"I was nervous starting after years off. Six months later I'm stronger than I was in my thirties and my knees feel better too."
Now you know what it costs. Come see if it's worth it.
Your first workout is on us. Meet the coaches, see the gym, and decide for yourself.