In-Home Personal Trainers in Rhode Island

4 RightFit trainers serve 1 city in Rhode Island. In-home personal training in Rhode Island typically costs $70–$130 per hour through RightFit, depending on the trainer, session length and package.

A single city page, Providence, carries all four RightFit trainers serving Rhode Island. Only one of the four is based in the state. Three list in-home rates, from $80 to $140 an hour.

Endurance training, listed by three of the four, is about double the national share. AFAA, ISSA, NASM and RYT (Registered Yoga Teacher) credentials are each held by one trainer.

Who's available in Rhode Island

4
Trainers
1
Women
2
Men
4
Verified

Specialties

  • Weight Loss 2
  • Strength Training 3
  • Nutrition 2
  • Geriatric Fitness Training 1
  • Boxing/Kickboxing 1
  • Yoga 2
  • Pilates 1
  • Endurance 3
  • Functional Training 3
  • Back 2

Certifications

  • AFAA
  • ISSA
  • NASM
  • Registered Yoga Teacher

CPR/AED certified: 2

All Rhode Island cities

How RightFit works

  1. Step 1

    Take the free Trainer Fit Survey

    About 2 minutes: your goals, ZIP, where you'd like to train, your schedule and trainer preferences.

  2. Step 2

    Free virtual consultation

    A short video or phone call with a RightFit fitness consultant, who recommends the right trainer for you.

  3. Step 3

    Start training with your matched trainer

    At home, outdoors, at work or at their gym.

30-day money-back guarantee: if you're not satisfied after your first session, we'll match you with another trainer or refund your remaining sessions.

Personal training in Rhode Island — FAQ

How much does a personal trainer cost in Rhode Island?

In-home personal training in Rhode Island typically costs $70–$130 per hour through RightFit, depending on the trainer, session length and package. Ask about packages when you request a trainer.

How many personal trainers are there in Rhode Island?

4 RightFit personal trainers serve 1 city in Rhode Island.

Are there female personal trainers in Rhode Island?

1 of the 3 RightFit trainers in Rhode Island with a known gender are women.

What do personal trainers in Rhode Island specialize in?

The most common specialties among RightFit trainers in Rhode Island are Endurance (3), Functional Training (3) and Strength Training (3).

How does RightFit match me with a trainer in Rhode Island?

Take the free Trainer Fit Survey, then have a free virtual consultation with a RightFit fitness consultant who recommends the right trainer; you then start training with your matched trainer at home, outdoors, at work or at their gym. 30-day money-back guarantee: if you're not satisfied after your first session, we'll match you with another trainer or refund your remaining sessions.

Based on 4 RightFit trainer profiles · Updated October 18, 2026