By Georgina D’Abreo ·

There is no single best format. The right choice is the one you will stick with. Here is how the options compare.
In-person one-to-one training
- Best for: beginners, technique-focused lifters, anyone who wants a coach in the room.
- Strengths: real-time form correction, motivation and accountability.
- Trade-offs: scheduling and location matter.
One-to-one remote coaching
- Best for: self-motivated women who want expert structure and a nutrition plan.
- Strengths: flexible, location-free and includes a weekly 30-minute sit-down.
- Trade-offs: you train on your own between check-ins.
Small group coaching
- Best for: women who love community and want coaching at a lower price point.
- Strengths: bi-weekly Q&A and shared goals conversations with a group of 8 to 10.
- Trade-offs: less individual attention than one-to-one.
The Academy
- Best for: learners who like to study and train at their own pace.
- Strengths: courses on every muscle group, books, webinars and resources on demand.
- Trade-offs: self-directed, so accountability is up to you.
Questions to ask yourself
- Do I need someone to push me, or can I self-motivate?
- How important is real-time technique coaching?
- What does my week look like?
- What budget feels sustainable?
- Do I want community?
Still unsure? Book a free 15-minute consultation and Georgina will recommend the best fit.
General fitness education only. Not medical advice. Speak with your doctor before starting a new training or nutrition program.

