At Alltone Fitness, we understand that there is no one-size-fits-all approach for anyone’s fitness journey. Some individuals want structure, accountability, and professional guidance throughout their journey. Others want more energetic fun workouts to challenge their body and mind, and somewhere in between lies the perfect balance for your journey. This is why we have different training styles! So our clients can find the training style that works best for them.
One-on-one personal training and boxing personal training are two of our most sought-after offerings. Both are effective, both will get you fitter and stronger, but the journey to get there changes slightly based on the style of training. Let’s explore what each personal training style offers, its unique benefits, and how you can decide which style is the right match for your personalized health and fitness journey.
One-on-one personal training is just that – you and your trainer in a private studio. Each session is designed to meet your individual needs, whether that be to lose weight, build strength, rehabilitate, or improve your overall fitness level.
At Alltone Fitness, our private studio means no distractions, no packed machines, and no waiting for equipment. You have a clean, welcoming environment, with the focus entirely on you!
The benefits of one-on-one training are:
Flexibility – weight training, functional training, core work, or a blend of everything.
This type of personal training is perfect for people who want structure, variety, and consistent long-term results.
Boxing personal training is a fitness experience focused exclusively on boxing techniques, drills, and conditioning. You do not need to be a serious boxer – in fact, a majority of our boxing client base consists of people who have never boxed before, looking for a fun way to get fit.
Sessions can include pad work, footwork drills, strength development, and cardio conditioning. You will learn proper techniques, all while developing the ability to punch harder and perform better.
Benefits of boxing training include:
If you want workouts that are both exciting and empowering, boxing could be the answer.
So, how do you know which type of training is right for you? Let’s break it down:
Feature | One-on-One Personal Training | Boxing Personal Training |
---|---|---|
Focus | Personalised fitness goals | Boxing skills + conditioning |
Style | Strength, weight loss, rehab, overall fitness | Cardio, stamina, agility, technique |
Intensity | Moderate to high (varied) | High-intensity bursts |
Structure | Tailored program over time | Dynamic, drill-based workouts |
Best For | Anyone wanting tailored, steady progress | Anyone wanting fun, fast, calorie-burning sessions |
The truth is, both options can be combined—many clients enjoy one training for structure and sprinkle in boxing sessions for variety and cardio.
Here’s a guide to help you decide:
Choose one-on-one personal training if:
Choose boxing personal training if:
The big difference from Alltone Fitness is the training environment. Our studio is not a large commercial gym with a nameless vibe. It is private to you. Whether it’s a strength on one session or a boxing workout class, you’ll have the privacy and undivided attention of your trainer while you are in a safe, enjoyable space.
We also provide flexibility to mix training styles. You can have both styles within your program. There are a few clients, for example, who started with structured workouts and then added Boxing sessions one or two times per week for enhanced fitness as well as to break up the routine.
At Alltone Fitness, we believe fitness should fit into your lifestyle, not the other way around. That is why we have personal training and boxing personal training.
If you want a structure to follow and steady progression with programs designed specifically for you, One is your best choice. If you want a fast-paced, high-energy workout that keeps you motivated, boxing training may be your match made in heaven.
Can’t decide? That is ok! Many of our clients team up for boxing and work together to create an ideal balance of strength training, conditioning, and fun.
The first step is simple: try it for yourself! For $5, you can try our intro session and experience private training in a studio atmosphere and find out what works for you.