Get Started With a 60-Minute Consultation
- Get an assessment of your body’s needs
- Discover how to address opportunity areas
- Learn critical core exercises to set you up for success
- Go through a mini training session
- Understand what your training program could look like
- Decide how you want to proceed from there
Packages & Pricing
All sessions are 60-minutes. Packages are only available for those training at least 1 time per week. If you wish to train less frequently, you can purchase single sessions.
Initial Consultation: $110
Single Session: $130
6-Session Package: $750
$125 per session
12-Session Package: $1440
$120 per session
24-Session Package: $2760
$115 per session
Book Your Consultation
Select a trainer from our team of experts below. Our trainers bring a great depth and breadth of pre & postnatal experience – having worked with a variety of conditions, fitness levels, and birth experiences – and many are parents themselves. Click Book Now to book a 60-minute consultation with your trainer of choice. You can also view all availability to select the first available.
Gali Dotan
Gali is a Certified Personal Trainer who spent years working as a professional dancer and instructor at elite fitness boutiques (Barry’s Bootcamp and Physique 57). In 2018, she discovered her passion for pre & postnatal fitness and has been focusing in this space ever since. She holds specializations in C-Section, Diastasis Recti, and Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation. She also holds certifications in nutrition and corrective exercise. She loves working with her clients to feel strong, minimize pain, and empower them with the knowledge and tools they need for their physical parenthood journey.
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Shelly Lutz
Shelly is a Certified Personal Trainer and mom of 2 who has been specializing in pre & postnatal for over a decade. After healing her own body from two cesarean births (one emergency and one planned) and experiencing the physical and emotional roller coaster that is pregnancy and parenting, she is committed to helping her clients reconnect with their bodies, fully heal, and become the strongest versions of themselves – physically and mentally. Shelly also holds a B.S. in Kinesiology and certifications in Exercise Physiology, Health & Well-Being Coaching, and Yoga Tune-up.
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Jessica Walters
Jessica is a mom of 2 who holds a B.S. in Exercise & Sports Science, with a focus in physical therapy. She has been working as a Certified Personal Trainer and Functional Movement Systems Specialist for over a decade – specializing in chronic and acute pain. She became pre & postnatal certified in 2017, and was able to utilize her expertise to heal from her own emergency C-section, then later on, have a successful VBAC. Jessica combines her extensive experience to help her clients move with less pain and greater energy for the ultimate adventure of parenthood!
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Christine Feldman
Christine has been a personal trainer for a decade, and has been working with the pre & postnatal population (and ProNatal Fitness) since 2015. As an avid runner (having run over 40 races), she is also a Sports Performance Specialist, Kettlebell Athletics Specialist, and Precision Nutrition Coach. Christine especially loves helping her clients prepare for — and recover from — life’s ultimate athletic event (the pregnancy journey). Being a Corrective Exercise Specialist as well, Christine is skilled in working with clients of all stages, conditions, and fitness levels.
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Carly Maxwell
Helen began her fitness career as a professional triathlete in the Ukraine, then became a Certified Personal Trainer when she moved to the U.S. in 2010. Today, Helen is an internationally recognized fitness expert, certified life coach, and new mom! She has over a decade of experience working with the pre & postnatal population, and holds specializations in diastasis recti & pelvic floor rehabilitation, corrective exercise, weight loss, and nutrition. Her approach is to push each of her clients to achieve their personal best in the safest and most loving way possible.
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Megan Rezvani
Megan is a mom of 2 with a master’s degree in Exercise Science. She has been working as a Personal Trainer, Group Fitness Instructor (SLT and F45) and Physical Education Teacher for over a decade. After witnessing the lack of evidence-based prenatal exercise information during her first pregnancy, she decided to pursue her pre & postnatal education through ProNatal Fitness. Today, she is committed to empowering her clients with the easy-to-understand, evidence-based guidance she wished she would have had during her first pregnancy.
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Can’t decide? Reach out to us at info@pronatalfitness.com and tell us a bit about what you are looking for and we are happy to recommend the best trainer for you.
Answers to Frequently Asked Questions
Our trainers are very creative in using what you already have or making do with minimal equipment if needed. Your trainer will always ask what you have on-hand and make use of that first before recommending any additional items. If you do not have anything, we typically recommend these resistance bands (or something similar) and door anchor. Other than that, your trainer can use traditional household objects. In short, we can be flexible so no need to stress about equipment.
During pregnancy, the sooner you can start the better (provided you have clearance from your doctor). We view prenatal training like preparing for a major athletic event, so the more preparation you have, the better (yes even before pregnancy is great!). That said, you can begin with us at ANY time. Whether you are 10 weeks or 30 weeks along, you will certainly get value. If you’re toward the end of your pregnancy, we can focus your consultation more on childbirth preparation and postpartum recovery education, so you will still get plenty of value at any stage.
You can begin working with one of our trainers as soon as you have clearance from your doctor to exercise. This comes at the postpartum check-up, which typically happens 4-6 weeks after a vaginal birth, and about 8 weeks after a C-section. After getting clearance, the sooner you can begin with one of our trainers, the better, because we will ensure you approach your recovery in the safest and most effective manner.
That said, it is never too late to start! Many women begin several months or years postpartum because they are still dealing with issues like Diastasis Recti and Pelvic Floor Dysfunction. Our trainers specialize in this and can therefore help you at ANY point along your postpartum recovery – no matter how long it’s been since your delivery.
YES. ProNatal Personal Trainers are experts in dealing with the pains, injuries, and other issues that can occur during pregnancy and childbirth. In fact, many have had personal experience healing from these conditions themselves. Below are some of the common conditions our trainers will help you prevent, manage, and/or heal from.
- Low Back Pain
- Diastasis Recti
- Pelvic Floor Dysfunction
- C-Section Preparation & Recovery
- Sacroiliac (SI) Joint Pain
- Symphysis Pubic Dysfunction (SPD)
- Sciatica
- High-Risk Pregnancies
- Training During & After IVF/IUI
Our trainers also know what conditions may warrant additional support from a physical therapist or other physician and can help in referring you to the appropriate professional.
We have a 24-hour cancellation policy, so if you cancel within this window, you will still be charged for your session.
We understand that working with a personal trainer is very much like dating. Finding the right fit is so important! After meeting with your trainer, if you want to continue, but don’t feel your trainer is a good match, please reach out to us at info@pronatalfitness.com and we will personally recommend a different trainer based on your needs and preferences.
We do not offer in-person training, but you use our Find a Coach Directory to search for a ProNatal Certified Coach in your area
ProNatal Personal Trainers work for ProNatal Fitness®. They had to meet several prerequisites in order to interview with us. Then, they had to go through an extensive evaluation process to earn a spot on our team. In addition to their skills and experience, these trainers were also selected for their ability to connect with, and effectively coach clients, in a virtual setting. Working with a PROnatal Personal Trainer offers you the convenience of booking right here on our website. Plus, if you ever feel that your trainer is not a good fit, we will immediately work to find you a new one.
ProNatal Certified Coaches do not work for ProNatal Fitness. While we are not liable for these professionals, we do our best to endorse quality candidates. All ProNatal Certified Coaches have:
- Gone through our rigorous pre & postnatal education.
- Hold a degree in Exercise Science (or related field) OR hold a current, nationally-accredited certification in Personal Training, Pilates, and Yoga.
- Are enrolled in our annual membership program, which gives them access to on-going education to consistently build their coaching expertise.
Both our Personal Training and Self-Guided Programs follow our Performance Training Approach. However, each caters to different needs. Here are a few factors to help you decide which option fits you best.
- Customization: While the self-guided programs do provide guidance on how to regress or progress movements, you will always get the greatest customization from a personal trainer. The first session with your trainer is a consultation where your trainer takes you through an assessment to design a training program specific to your body’s needs. Throughout your experience, your trainer will constantly measure your progress and adapt your program based on where you’re at. So, Online Training may be a better option for you if you have specific injuries or conditions, or if you are more athletic and desire a more advanced program.
- Coaching: Our self-guided programs provide specific guidance on how to do movements, as well as mistakes to avoid. However, you do not have an expert watching you do the movements and correcting your form like you do with Online Training. Our trainers are very good at helping you understand how to master proper movement mechanics — even in an online setting. So, if you know this is an area where you may need extra help, then perhaps working with a trainer might be most beneficial for you.
- Accountability: Our self-guided programs do provide some degree of accountability. You select the days you want to work out and you get a reminder when you have workouts scheduled (then you log your workout when you complete it and the system keeps track of your progress). However, there is nothing like the accountability of having that session scheduled with your trainer, and someone coaching you through the entire workout. So, think through the degree of accountability you may (or may not) need to be successful.
- Support: Our self-guided programs include weekly education and resources to help support you in several aspects of your prenatal or postpartum journey. While our Online Training does not have this weekly education component, you do have constant access to your trainer for questions and your trainer can also help in connecting you with the specific resources you need (physical therapists, lactation consultants, childbirth educators, etc).
- Budget: Our Online Training is more expensive because of the degree of customization and hands-on coaching you receive with it.
So, take all the above factors into account to make the decision that’s best for you. If you are not sure, try scheduling a consultation with one of our Personal Trainers. These sessions are $110 for 60 minutes, and will help you get a feel for what working with a trainer could be like. Even if you do not continue, you can learn A LOT in just this one session.
We’re here to help! Reach out to us at info@pronatalfitness.com or give us a call at 516-778-9468.