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Free Personal Training Questionnaire Template

A personal training questionnaire covers contact details, training setup, injury flags, weekly commitment, goals, and preferred session times.

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en

Last updated:

October 2026

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Starting personal training can feel like a gamble, because the client wants clear direction but doesn’t want a first session that ignores an old knee, back, or shoulder issue. The personal training questionnaire gets the basics down before anyone books, so the trainer can plan a safe first block and the client doesn’t walk in wondering if there’s a real plan behind the workouts.

The form opens with Personal Training Questionnaire, then moves into About your training on a blue-and-green page with Space Grotesk headings and Roboto body text. The questions cover where training will happen, whether the first session should include a movement assessment, any current joint issues that need flagging, how many sessions per week are realistic, the main goal, and which days and times work for sessions... so the next step can match the answers instead of guessing.

  • Personal Training Questionnaire Intro text explains what the form collects before training starts and that the answers get reviewed before sharing next steps and a booking link.
  • Your details Name, email, and phone number fields collect the contact info needed to reply and set up sessions.
  • Training location A multiple-choice question confirms where sessions will usually happen, including gym, condo gym, at home with equipment, or outdoor.
  • Safety and assessment Questions ask whether the first session should include a movement assessment and whether knee, back, or shoulder problems need to be taken into account.
  • Availability and goals The form captures weekly session commitment, the main training goal, and preferred days and times for sessions.

Once the form is in Plutio, responses land in one place, and the trainer can follow up with suggested next steps and a link to book time through scheduling.

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What to include in a personal training questionnaire

PartWhat it covers

Personal Training Questionnaire

The opening written section frames what gets collected before training starts and what happens after the answers come in.

Your name

A required full-name field identifies who the answers belong to.

Email address

A required email field gives you a reliable place to send next steps and booking details.

Phone number

An optional phone field captures a number if the client prefers calls or texts.

About your training

The second written section introduces the planning questions, so the client knows the goal is safe, structured training.

Where will you usually train?

A required choice question confirms the usual training location, which affects equipment and session setup.

Do you want the first session to include a movement assessment?

An optional choice question records whether the first session should start with an assessment or go straight into training.

Do you have current knee, back or shoulder problems we should know about?

A required choice question flags current joint issues, with options to provide details elsewhere or discuss in the first session.

How many sessions per week can you commit to?

A required choice question captures weekly frequency, including “Not sure yet” for clients who need guidance.

What is your main training goal?

A required choice question records the main goal, from fat loss to strength, mobility, return to training, or other.

Which days and times do you prefer for sessions?

A required long-answer question collects preferred days and times, so scheduling can match real availability.

Who it is for

Personal trainers, strength coaching coaches, online coaching programs, and group fitness studios that need intake details before booking a first session.

The form in full

Personal Training Questionnaire

This form collects the basics we need before you start personal training. We will review your answers and email suggested next steps and a booking link.

  1. Your name (required)
  2. Email address (required)
  3. Phone number

About your training

A few quick questions to plan safe, structured personal training for you.

  1. Where will you usually train? (required)
    • Come to our gym
    • My condo gym
    • At home (I have equipment)
    • Outdoor / park
  2. Do you want the first session to include a movement assessment?
    • Yes, include the assessment
    • No, start training straight away
  3. Do you have current knee, back or shoulder problems we should know about? (required)
    • No
    • Yes, I will provide details on the health form
    • Prefer to discuss in the first session
  4. How many sessions per week can you commit to? (required)
    • 1 session
    • 2 sessions
    • 3 sessions
    • 4 or more
    • Not sure yet
  5. What is your main training goal? (required)
    • Fat loss / body recomposition
    • Strength and conditioning
    • General fitness / energy
    • Mobility / corrective work
    • Return to training / rebuild
    • Other
  6. Which days and times do you prefer for sessions? (required)

Questions about this form template

What should a personal training questionnaire ask?

A personal training questionnaire usually asks for contact details, where training will happen, whether an assessment is wanted, injury flags, weekly commitment, goals, and preferred days and times. The aim is to get enough detail to plan the first step without guessing.

Do personal trainers need to ask about injuries before the first session?

Injury and pain history affects exercise selection, so most trainers ask about current knee, back, or shoulder problems up front. This form includes a required question that flags those issues and lets the client choose how to share details.

Should the first personal training session include a movement assessment?

Some first sessions start with a movement assessment, and some start with training straight away. The form includes an optional question that records the client’s preference so the session plan matches it.

How do I ask a client where they’ll train?

A clear multiple-choice question keeps the answer specific and useful. The form offers options like coming to the gym, training in a condo gym, training at home with equipment, or outdoor sessions.

How do I find out how many sessions per week a client can commit to?

A short commitment question works best when it includes realistic ranges and an “Not sure yet” option. The form captures 1 to 4+ sessions per week, plus a not-sure choice.

How do personal trainers collect preferred days and times for sessions?

An open text field lets clients describe real availability, including shift work or variable weeks. The form uses a required long-answer question for preferred days and times, then you can follow up with a booking link.

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