Based on 2 submissions across Aotearoa
Designs and leads individual and group fitness programmes to help clients reach their goals. Motivates clients, tracks progress, and adjusts training and nutrition advice. Keeps New Zealanders active, healthy, and accountable. The role rewards people who can both design training well and genuinely connect with clients. Building a solid client base is the key to progressing, whether across gyms, studios, or online coaching. The most successful trainers build a schedule that works as hard as their clients do. Retention is the real skill, and trainers who keep clients coming back build a stable business.
Base salary + bonuses, based on 2 submissions
Based on 2 anonymous submissions
Across 2 anonymous submissions, the median total salary for a Personal Trainer in New Zealand is $55,000 per year. Total remuneration ranges from about $49,400 (10th percentile) to $60,600 (90th percentile).
A full-time median of $55,000 per year compares with the NZ minimum wage of $49,816 per year and the living wage of $62,192 per year.
Median pay by experience: Junior (0-2 Yrs) $48,000, Mid (3-5 Yrs) $62,000.
Based on 2 submissions
Median salary progression