Georgetown Fitness

Personal Trainer in Georgetown, TX

1 on 1 Training

Brennan Eggers, owner of Georgetown Fitness, on the gym floor
Brennan Eggers, owner, right.

A focused training path for members who want structure, accountability, and measurable progress. We build the plan, run weekly sessions, guide nutrition, and adjust the work as your numbers move.

The owner trains people here himself. “Gym owner finds motivation in training others”, as The Williamson County Sun put it on April 9, 2025.

  • Started here as a personal trainer, while a full-time student at Southwestern University
  • B.S. Physics, Southwestern University, 2022
  • Six national records, USPA Raw Powerlifting
  • Competing bodybuilder, pursuing IFBB Pro status
  • 900 N Austin Ave #200
  • Monday-Friday 5 AM-9 PM
  • Saturday-Sunday 7 AM-7 PM
  • Text 512-686-8440

Sessions on the floor

  • Athlete training inside Georgetown Fitness
  • Trainer spotting a seated cable movement at Georgetown Fitness
  • Georgetown Fitness member training with equipment
  • Gym training moment across the Georgetown Fitness floor

At 900 N Austin Ave #200. All 12 training moments on the gallery page.

What's Included

1 on 1 training
Focused coaching time built around your goal, current ability, and training schedule.
Custom training plan
Programming that fits your starting point instead of forcing you into a generic template.
Weekly training sessions
Consistent touchpoints to keep the work moving and keep technique honest.
Nutritional guidance
Practical nutrition direction that supports strength, body composition, and recovery.
Progress tracking
Clear tracking for lifts, habits, measurements, and adjustments over time.

The System

Simple enough to follow. Serious enough to work.

Personal training should remove guesswork. The cadence is intentionally direct: define the target, train weekly, measure progress, and revise the plan before momentum stalls.

  1. Set the target Start with goals, training history, schedule, limitations, and what success needs to look like.
  2. Build the plan Map the weekly work across strength, conditioning, recovery, and nutrition priorities.
  3. Train and adjust Use weekly sessions and progress data to keep the program honest and moving forward.

For people who want direction, not hype.

Start with a training inquiry.

Tell us what you want to change and how often you can train. We will point you toward the right 1-on-1 training path, weekly session cadence, and next step.

For now, training inquiries go through the contact page or by texting 512-686-8440.

Training FAQ

Where to train

Facility hours
Monday-Friday5 AM-9 PM
Saturday-Sunday7 AM-7 PM