Frequently Asked Questions

How much does personal training cost at District One Sandymount?

Personal training is sold in blocks. Six sessions cost 70 euros each, twelve sessions cost 65 euros each, or eighteen sessions cost 60 euros each. A single drop-in session is 75 euros. This gives you flexibility — you buy what works for your schedule with no long-term contract. Personal training in Dublin ranges from 50 to 100 euros per session, so you're getting premium coaching at a competitive rate.

How long does it take to see results from personal training?

Most clients see measurable results within our six-week introduction programme. On average, clients lose between three and six kilograms during this period, with nutrition programming included as standard. The key is consistency and accountability — personal training clients stick with their programmes longer because they're invested in the process and have a coach holding them accountable. We've found that clients who combine personal training with our nutrition coaching get the best long-term results.

Is personal training suitable for beginners?

Personal training is actually the best option for beginners — in fact, every single new client at District One, regardless of experience level, completes a one-to-one personal training session first. This allows us to establish your baseline fitness, assess your technique, and identify any adjustments needed for safe, effective training. For experienced clients, this first session ensures we're programming you at the right level. Once we know exactly where you're starting, our coaches can deliver better results from day one.

Who is personal training designed for?

Our clients are predominantly 30 and above. We focus on this demographic because we're addressing real health concerns — preventing muscle loss, maintaining bone density, and supporting long-term vitality. We're not chasing quick fixes or summer body transformations. We're building strength and health that lasts for the next twenty years.

What's the difference between 1:1 personal training and small group training?

Personal training is for clients who want bespoke programming, maximum flexibility with session times, and individualised attention from a coach. You buy blocks of six, twelve, or eighteen sessions with no long-term commitment. Small group training is for clients who thrive in a community environment with other committed people. You'll train in a group of up to ten with a coach, get quality programming, and benefit from the motivation and energy of training alongside others. Both deliver results — it comes down to your preference and how you're motivated.

How much does small group training cost?

Small group training starts at 189 euros per month, up to 249 euros every four weeks depending on frequency. We also offer a six-week body composition programme for 449 euros. Small group training is a premium option for people who want quality coaching in a group setting — the cost reflects the calibre of coaching you receive.

Do beginners need to do personal training before small group training?

Yes. Every new client, including those joining small group sessions, must complete an initial one-to-one personal training assessment first. This session establishes your fitness baseline and technique so your coach knows how to programme you safely and effectively in the group environment.

How close is District One Sandymount to Ringsend?

District One Sandymount is a fifteen-minute walk or five-minute drive from Ringsend. Many of our Ringsend clients train with us because they value the location — close enough to be convenient, but in a dedicated coaching facility where they can access both personal training and small group conditioning in one place.