Do I need any fitness experience to work with Jesse?
Not at all. Some of Jesse’s most rewarding client relationships have started with people who’ve never set foot in a gym. The first session always begins with a conversation, not a workout. So there’s no pressure to show up already knowing what you’re doing.
What happens during the free consultation?
It’s a relaxed conversation. No fitness test, no sales pitch. Jesse will ask about your goals, your history with exercise, any injuries or limitations, and what’s gotten in the way before. From there she can tell you honestly whether and how she can help.
How often would I train with Jesse?
That depends on your goals, schedule, and budget. Most clients train two to three times per week, but Jesse works with people across a range of frequencies. You’ll figure out what makes sense together during the consultation.
What’s the difference between one-on-one training and small group training?
One-on-one means every minute of the session is designed around you specifically. Small group training brings two to four people together, usually friends, for a shared session. You still get a trainer who knows every person in the room, just at a shared cost.
Do you offer nutrition coaching separately from personal training?
Yes. Nutrition coaching is available as a standalone service or alongside a training program. Jesse’s approach isn’t about rigid meal plans. It’s about helping you build realistic habits that support your goals long term.
What if I have an injury or chronic pain?
Jesse is a certified corrective exercise specialist, which means she’s specifically trained to work with people dealing with movement limitations, muscle imbalances, and pain. Many of her clients come to her precisely because other training approaches have hurt them. Just be upfront about what’s going on and she’ll work around it or through it appropriately.
Do you offer online training?
Jesse’s offers structured online training programs through Elevate Fitness Online, including a mobile app experience. If in-person training isn’t possible, that’s a great option worth exploring.