Examples

For: Members

A few real situations where booking a one-on-one session comes in handy.

1. A weekly check-in with your coach

Situation: You're on a plan that includes four personal-training sessions a month and want to see the same coach every week.

How it works:

Each week, tap Book 1:1, choose your service, pick your coach, and grab the same time from their open slots.
Your four included sessions are used as you book; when they're gone for the period, you'll be told your allowance is used up.

Situation: You usually take group classes but want a single private session to prep for a competition.

How it works:

If your studio sells personal training as an add-on, ask them to add it — then Book 1:1, pick the trainer and time, and you're set.
The session shows under Bookings next to your classes, and you check in the same way.

Situation: Your usual trainer is fully booked this week.

How it works:

On the trainer step, pick a different trainer — each has their own availability, so another may have open mornings when yours doesn't.
Only open times appear, so whatever you can tap is genuinely free.

Book early. Popular trainers and times fill up; the sooner you book, the more choice you have.
Cancel if plans change. Cancelling re-opens your time for someone else — and keeps you in good standing with your studio's cancellation policy.