Personal Training

Personal Training can be an extremely effective way to make exercise work for YOU. Personal training offers the elements of accountability, efficiency, inspiration, and safety that can make all the difference in the world when it comes to results and the enjoyment of exercise. The one on one attention makes time fly by. You have fun while you work harder and more effectively than you would on your own.

Member Rates:

  • 30 Minutes $39     (Non-Member $49)
  • 60 Minutes $62     (Non-Member $72)

Rates are subject to Washington State Sales Tax (8.8%)

There are a variety of personal training packages available at discounted pricing, ranging from 4 to 12 sessions.  Talk with any of our personal trainers about your choices and let them design a program specific to your needs.

At Island Athletic Club, we have a talented team of fitness professionals ready to serve you. All trainers have national certifications and education to help you in your pursuit of fitness goals.

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Tony Blazejack, NASM-CPT, RKC

With over 15 years of experience in fitness and coaching, Tony Blazejack brings a wealth of knowledge as a lifelong competitive athlete. His background spans triathlon, road and track cycling, powerlifting, Olympic weightlifting, and kettlebell training.

A decorated competitor, Tony is a silver medalist at the USA Elite National Track Cycling Championships, a gold medalist at the USA Masters National Championships, and a record holder for the Masters Kilometer Time Trial (Jerry Baker Memorial Velodrome, WA) and the Masters 200m Time Trial (Major Taylor Velodrome, IN).

Tony’s training philosophy centers on adaptability and individuality. He believes training approaches should fit the person—not the other way around—and that the right tools, consistency, enjoyment, and self-awareness are key to long-term success. Whether you’re striving for elite performance or simply looking to improve your health, Tony will help you achieve your goals with a balanced, personalized approach.

 

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