Can I use HSA / FSA to train with Mywowfit? You might be eligible to pay for Mywowfit sessions using tax-free money in your HSA / FSA account. We have partnered with Truemed. Please fill in
the questionnaire to see if you are eligible and obtain the letter of medical necessity.
What do I need for my first post-injury training session? You can start with very little. Wear comfortable clothes, have water nearby, and make sure you have enough space to move safely. A yoga mat, chair, towel, or resistance band may be helpful, but your trainer will adapt the session to what you already have.
We highly recommend using a laptop or tablet, especially at the beginning. A larger screen helps you see your trainer clearly and makes it easier for them to check your full-body movement and form.
How do you match me with the right injury-aware trainer? Start by telling us about your injury, pain level, recovery stage, medical history, and what you want to return to — whether that is walking, hiking, lifting, running, sport, or daily movement without fear.
Consultation with Maria, our Head of Training, can help assess your situation and match you with a trainer experienced in the type of support you need, such as knee, shoulder, back, post-surgery, chronic pain, mobility, or post-rehab fitness.
Can my trainer correct my form and help me train safely over Zoom? Yes. During your live Zoom session, your trainer watches how you move and gives feedback in real time. They can adjust your posture, range of motion, speed, balance, load, or exercise choice based on what they see.
This is especially important after an injury because small form issues or doing too much too soon can lead to setbacks. For the best experience, we highly recommend using a laptop or tablet placed far enough away so your trainer can see your full body.
Do I need a gym, or can I train safely from home? You do not need a gym to start. Most post-injury sessions can be done from home using bodyweight, a chair, a mat, bands, towels, or simple equipment. Your trainer builds the session around your space, current ability, and recovery stage.
If you prefer to train from a gym, that can also work. Just make sure your device is stable and your trainer can see your full body clearly.
Can online post-injury training actually help after PT? Yes, once you are cleared to exercise. Physical therapy often helps restore function, but many people still feel unsure about how to return to training, sport, or normal workouts after PT ends.
Mywowfit helps bridge that gap. Your trainer builds a progressive plan around your injury history, current ability, pain level, and goals. You get live guidance, form correction, and a clear path forward instead of guessing what is safe.
How much space do I need for a session? You only need a small open area where you can move comfortably and safely. Most sessions can be done in the space of a yoga mat, with enough room to step, reach, sit, stand, and lie down if needed.
Place your laptop or tablet far enough away so your trainer can see your full body during the session. If your space is limited, your trainer will adapt the exercises.
Do I need a laptop or a mobile phone? We highly recommend using a laptop or tablet for your sessions, especially at the beginning. A larger screen helps you see your trainer’s demonstrations clearly and makes it easier for your trainer to check your posture, alignment, balance, and full-body movement.
A phone can work if needed, but it should be placed on a stable surface far enough away so your trainer can see your whole body.
Do I need medical clearance before starting after an injury or surgery? If you have a recent injury, surgery, significant pain, swelling, instability, or a medical condition, speak with your doctor or physiotherapist before starting. Share any medical recommendations with us during your consultation.
Mywowfit does not replace physical therapy, medical care, or rehabilitation. Once you are cleared to exercise, your trainer can help you continue building strength, mobility, confidence, and consistency within those guidelines.
What if I’ve re-injured myself or had a trainer push me too hard before? That fear makes sense. Post-injury training should not feel like being forced back into a generic workout. Your trainer starts from your current level, listens to your feedback, and adjusts the session based on pain, confidence, and how your body responds.
You are not expected to push through sharp pain or ignore warning signs. If something feels wrong, your trainer can change the exercise, reduce intensity, or slow the session down.
I’m afraid to move, but I’m also afraid of losing progress. How do you help? This is one of the hardest parts after injury. Rest may have helped at first, but staying inactive for too long can make you feel weaker and less confident. At the same time, pushing too hard can feel risky.
Your trainer helps you find the middle ground. They guide you through movements that fit your current stage, explain what you are doing and why, and adjust the plan as you rebuild trust in your body.
Is post-injury training suitable at older age? Yes. Your program is built around your current body, recovery stage, and goals — not your age alone. We work with adults of different ages, fitness levels, and injury histories.
Your trainer can focus on strength, mobility, balance, stability, flexibility, and confidence so you can return to the activities that matter to you at a safe pace.
Can sessions adapt if my pain or energy changes that day? Yes. Every session is adjusted based on how you feel that day. If your pain is higher, your trainer may focus on mobility, gentle strength, technique, or a smaller range of motion. If you feel stronger, the session can progress carefully.
You do not need to perform at the same level every time. The goal is steady, safe progress without forcing your body through a fixed routine.
Why choose Mywowfit after physical therapy ends? Physical therapy is usually designed to restore function and may end before you feel ready to train normally again. Mywowfit helps with the next step: rebuilding strength, confidence, and consistency after PT.
You work live with a trainer who knows your injury history, watches your form, adapts each session, and helps you progress toward the activities you want to return to.
What's the cost of an online personal trainer? Online fitness coaching starts at just $25 for a 30-minute session, with prices varying depending on the package you select. For comparison, in-person personal trainers typically charge between $90 and $150 per session. Our trainer-led fitness plans, delivered through an app, are priced at $158, offering great value for the convenience and personalization you receive.
Is online personal fitness training valuable or not? Online personal training delivers flexibility, accessibility, personalized plans, and comprehensive support—making it a valuable asset in reaching your fitness aspirations.