How Much Does Personal Training with Austin Paulhus Cost in Reno?

If you are searching for personal training in Reno, cost is usually the first question. With Austin Paulhus, online coaching sessions range from $10 to $50, while in-person sessions at his Reno location range from $60 to $150. Where you land in those ranges depends on the type of program you choose, how often you train, and whether you want in-person coaching or a fully remote plan.

Austin is a Reno-based performance coach specializing in weight loss, strength training, and functional training. As a former Division I football player and team captain at the University of Nevada, Reno, he brings a high-performance mindset to every client, whether you are training for a HYROX event or just trying to move better in daily life. Below, we break down exactly what you can expect to pay and why.

Austin Paulhus's Personal Training Rates

Austin offers two ways to train, each with its own pricing structure:

Online coaching: $10 to $50 per session
In-person training: $60 to $150 per session, based at his Reno location at 1100 Solitude Trail

These ranges reflect the flexibility Atlas builds into every trainer partnership. A single check-in style online session sits at the lower end, while a fully customized in-person program with hands-on coaching, nutrition guidance, and corrective exercise work sits toward the higher end.

For an exact quote based on your goals, schedule, and preferred training mode, the most reliable source is Austin's Atlas profile, where you can message him directly.

What's Included and What Affects the Price

Personal training pricing is never just about the workout. With Austin, a few factors typically move the number up or down:

Program type. Austin holds an NASM CPT certification along with credentials as a Certified Nutrition Coach and Corrective Exercise Specialist. A program that includes nutrition coaching or corrective exercise work is a more comprehensive service than a strength-only session, and pricing reflects that added expertise.

Session frequency. Committing to multiple sessions per week, or a longer-term program, often brings the per-session cost down compared to booking one-off sessions.

Training mode. Online coaching is naturally more affordable since it removes the overhead of in-person facility time, while in-person training at his Reno location includes direct hands-on coaching and real-time form correction.

Goal complexity. Someone training for a HYROX or DEKA event with a hybrid conditioning plan may need a more involved program than someone focused on general weight loss or foundational strength work.

If you want a deeper look at what a typical program with Austin actually looks like week to week, check out our full profile on Austin Paulhus.

Online vs In-Person Pricing

Austin is one of the few Reno trainers offering a true hybrid model, and the pricing gap between the two formats is worth understanding before you book.

Online training ($10 to $50 per session) is built for clients who want expert programming, accountability, and nutrition guidance without needing to meet in person. This is a strong fit for busy professionals, hybrid athletes who already have gym access, or anyone comfortable following a structured plan with remote check-ins.

In-person training ($60 to $150 per session) takes place at Austin's Reno location and includes direct coaching, hands-on corrective exercise work, and real-time adjustments to form and programming. This tends to suit clients who are newer to structured training, recovering from injury, or working toward a specific performance goal like a HYROX event.

Many clients also mix both formats depending on the season or their schedule. If you are trying to decide which format fits you best, our detailed comparison on online vs in-person training with Austin Paulhus walks through the tradeoffs in more depth.

Is Training with Austin Paulhus Worth It?

Cost only matters in the context of results, and Austin's track record with clients speaks to that. He currently holds a 5 out of 5 average rating across client reviews.

Scott P. shared that "Austin's experience as a high level athlete makes him a very knowledgeable fitness and health trainer." Rhonda R. described her experience as "nothing short of inspiring," noting that every session is "thoughtfully tailored" to her goals. Lynette P. credited Austin's meal plan and training program with real results, adding that his coaching "makes me realize I am capable of much more than I believe."

What comes through in each review is the same theme: Austin's background as a D1 athlete and team captain translates into coaching that pushes clients further than they expected while still feeling personalized. For clients focused on weight loss, strength training, or functional performance, that combination of accountability and individualized programming is often what justifies the investment.

How to Book and Get Exact Pricing

The pricing ranges above give you a realistic starting point, but your exact rate depends on the program structure you choose. The best next step is to visit Austin's Atlas profile directly, where you can view his full background and reach out to discuss your goals.

If you are still exploring options, Atlas Personal Training works with a full roster of vetted coaches across Reno, and you can browse the complete list on the Atlas coaches page to compare specialties and pricing before committing.

Ready to Get Started?

Austin Paulhus brings five years of coaching experience, a D1 athletic background, and certifications in nutrition and corrective exercise to every client he works with in Reno. Whether you are drawn to his $10 to $50 online sessions or his $60 to $150 in-person training at 1100 Solitude Trail, the next step is simple: reach out through his Atlas profile and get a plan built around your actual goals.

Learn more about how Atlas Personal Training matches Reno clients with coaches like Austin by visiting atlaspersonaltrainer.com.