By Trainer Suki · Club Sukila
Online Personal Trainer for Women: Meet Trainer Suki
An online personal trainer gives you expert workouts, a plan and accountability — from your own living room, on your own schedule, for a fraction of the price of in-person training.
Meet your trainer, Suki
Suki created Club Sukila for busy women — many of them moms — who used to work out but lost the time and energy to do it. As seen on The Amazing Race Canada, Suki knows what it takes to push through when you're tired, and how to make fitness fit real life.
Every workout is 30 minutes or less, five days a week, with easier and harder options so you can train at your level.
What you get with Club Sukila
Everything a great online personal trainer provides:
- ✓A new weekly workout plan — 5 follow-along workouts
- ✓Clear instructions and modifications for every exercise
- ✓The 6-week Begin To Love Your Body Again challenge
- ✓Daily Glow-Up Calendar: water, workouts, steps and badges
- ✓Cycle tracking with workout tips for every phase
- ✓A private WhatsApp community with Suki
- ✓Optional 1:1 coaching for a fully personalised plan
Online trainer vs. gym membership
No commute, no gym anxiety, no guessing what to do. Your plan is waiting every morning, and your community is cheering you on. That's why online training helps so many women stay consistent.
Train with Suki
Begin to love your body again — start free
30-minute living room workouts, 5 days a week, a daily glow-up tracker and a community cheering you on.
Start For Free7 days free, then $19.99 USD/month • Cancel anytime
Questions, answered
How much does an online personal trainer cost?+
Club Sukila is $19.99 USD a month after a 7-day free trial — far less than in-person training. 1:1 coaching with Suki is also available; message for a free consultation.
Is online personal training effective?+
Yes. A structured plan, follow-along workouts and accountability are what drive results — and online training makes it easier to stay consistent.
Keep reading
This guide is general information, not medical advice. Check with your doctor before starting a new exercise or weight loss plan.