Question 1

Where can I find small group personal training in Frederick, MD?

Accepted Answer

Straight Shot Training specializes in small-group personal training in Frederick, MD. Sessions are capped at 3 to 5 people so every workout can be personalized and fully coached.

Question 2

Is strength training safe for beginners?

Accepted Answer

Yes. At Straight Shot Training, every new member starts with a Free Intro Session where a coach reviews your history, checks your movement, and builds a plan so you can start strength training safely and confidently.

Question 3

Can I train at Straight Shot Training if I have pain or past injuries?

Accepted Answer

Many members come to Straight Shot Training with back, shoulder, or knee pain or a history of injury. Coaches modify movements, adjust loads, and build a plan that works with your body while helping you get stronger.

Question 4

Do you offer personal training for pregnancy and postpartum fitness?

Accepted Answer

Straight Shot Training offers prenatal friendly strength training and can modify movements and programming for pregnancy and postpartum clients so they can train safely with guidance from a coach.

Question 5

Can strength training help my mental health?

Accepted Answer

Strength training can support mental health by reducing stress, improving sleep, and building confidence. Straight Shot Training provides a supportive environment where coached sessions and consistent progress help you feel stronger physically and mentally.

Question 6

Do you offer remote or online coaching if I cannot make it to the gym?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Straight Shot Training offers remote coaching and online programming so you can follow personalized workouts and check in with a coach even if you are training at another gym or at home.

Question 7

What makes Straight Shot Training different from other gyms in Frederick?

Accepted Answer

Straight Shot Training is a coaching focused studio, not a big commercial gym. Every session is coached, every workout is personalized, and the community is built on strength, confidence, and support rather than intimidation or ego.

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