Personal Trainer Near Me in Edgewater: Sweat Equity Fitness on Biscayne

On Biscayne Boulevard, where Edgewater's condo towers meet the edge of Wynwood, Sweat Equity Fitness keeps a private studio in Suite C103A at 2063 Biscayne Blvd. Only you and your coach are in the room, the valet is complimentary, and the first hour is free. If your search for personal trainer near me covers Edgewater, Midtown, the Design District or Downtown Miami, this is a coaching-only studio built for people who have joined gyms before and quietly stopped going.

Sweat Equity started in 2013, when founder Glenn Burroughs began training clients in Atlanta parks. He had coached high school and professional athletes and worked in big-box gyms, and he built the company around one observation: people get results when a coach knows them and notices when they disappear. Atlanta gained a private studio in 2015, Hollywood followed in 2017, and the Miami studio opened in 2022.

Miami is the youngest of the three locations, but its own page carries one of the company's most striking client stories. A client who started in June 2025 having never worked out is shown down 136 pounds by July 2026, with body fat falling from 55 percent to 23 percent. Her Google review credits coaches Glenn and Shy with getting her past her nerves on day one.

The space is small and private, and that is deliberate. There are no group classes, and members cannot use the room on days they are not booked, which keeps it free of crowds. Sessions mix strength training with conditioning, and the studio keeps boxing gloves and pads for clients who like to finish on the bags.

Your program is written for you and shared across the Miami coaching team. If your usual coach is away, another coach can pick up where you left off without repeating an assessment. Nutrition guidance is included in every package, with referrals to dietitians for clinical needs.

Rates are listed per session and depend on two choices: package length and weekly frequency. For 60-minute sessions twice a week, a 4-month package costs $85 per session and a 2-month package $90. Three to five sessions a week brings that to $80 or $85.

Thirty-minute sessions cost $55 per session twice a week on the 4-month plan or $60 on the 2-month plan, and $50 or $55 at three to five a week. Partners training together save $10 each on 60-minute sessions and $5 each on 30-minute ones. Training starts at two sessions a week, the minimum the studio says actually produces results, and payment can run weekly or monthly.

The half-hour format is not a watered-down session. It works well for people who already train on their own and want a coach to sharpen technique on one or two key lifts, or for anyone squeezing training between meetings on Biscayne. The full hour suits beginners, clients rebuilding after time off and anyone who wants conditioning and mobility built into each visit. Because the Miami studio sits close to so many offices and condo towers, many clients mix the two, with a long session early in the week and a shorter one on Thursday. Ask your coach whether the program can split that way before you choose a package, since the rate depends on frequency.

The studio is built for people who stall without someone checking in. If you have a membership you rarely use, or you feel watched on a crowded floor, the private room and weekly follow-ups are the product. If you want open access to machines on your own schedule, a traditional gym will suit you better.

Your first 60-minute session is free with no commitment, though the general FAQ mentions a $20 deposit to reserve it. Cancel at least 12 hours ahead or the session counts. Unused sessions do not get refunded, but they roll forward and stay active for six months from purchase, which takes the sting out of a busy month.

Kids can come along if they stay seated while you train. On work trips you can switch to live video sessions with your regular coach. Miami coaches will also train clients at home or in their building, with the fee depending on distance and time of day.

The studio's pages do not quite agree on weekends. The Miami page lists Monday to Friday 6 am to 8 pm and Saturday and Sunday 8 am to 2 pm. The company-wide FAQ lists the same weekday hours but only Saturday 8 am to 2 pm. Sunday training appears only on the Miami page, so ask for a Sunday slot when you book rather than assuming one is free.

Weekday early mornings are the easiest times to keep consistent, since the studio opens at 6 am and Biscayne traffic is still light.

Edgewater is a bayfront neighborhood, and the water is a short walk east of the studio. Margaret Pace Park, on Biscayne Bay around NE 18th Street, has a waterfront promenade and shaded lawns, a natural place to stretch after a session. Walk south on Biscayne and you reach the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts at 1300 Biscayne Blvd.

Head west instead and you cross into Wynwood within a few blocks, with its murals, coffee bars and breakfast spots. Midtown and the Design District sit just north, which is why the studio pitches itself as minutes from all of them.

Address: 2063 Biscayne Blvd, Suite C103A, Miami, FL 33137. Training is by appointment, weekdays 6 am to 8 pm, with Saturday mornings and, per the Miami page, Sunday mornings. Valet parking is complimentary for clients.

Book the free intro hour by phone or through the Miami page, budget from $80 to $90 per 60-minute session depending on package, and commit to at least two sessions a week. For other trainers between Brickell and the Upper Eastside, ask Karpo in the Karpo APP to compare studios near you.