A personal trainer in the 16th arrondissement
The 16th arrondissement is a demanding neighborhood. Between Passy, Auteuil, La Muette, the Trocadéro, and Avenue Foch, you’ll find business executives, professionals, and international families who expect a service that is impeccable, discreet, and tailored to their needs. Sports coaching is no exception to this rule.
Louis Fabre is a certified personal trainer with over 10 years of experience and more than 2,000 clients in Paris, London, and Singapore. His private studio is located in Neuilly-sur-Seine, a town bordering the 16th arrondissement, a five-minute walk from the Pont de Neuilly metro station (Line 1) and near Porte Maillot. The Bois de Boulogne is nearby.
Why a Traditional Gym Isn't Enough
In the 16th arrondissement, there’s no shortage of gyms, including high-end ones. Yet they all share the same limitation: the space is shared. The machines are sometimes occupied, the noise is constant, and privacy is limited. For an executive with a back-to-back schedule of meetings, an hour of workout should be a productive hour—not an hour of waiting.
In-home coaching solves part of the problem, but it has its own limitations. The equipment is limited to what the coach can carry, and the living room isn't as spacious as a gym.
A private studio combines the best of both worlds: a space reserved exclusively for you during your session, professional equipment available right away, and no one else there but you and your coach.
What You'll Find at the Studio
The equipment consists of Technogym Artis Luxury machines for strength training and cardio, complemented by kettlebells, dumbbells, and precision accessories from the Pent Fitness line. Each session ends with a recovery period: assisted stretching, a Theragun massage, followed by a snack (natural protein bars, fresh fruit, skyr, detox juice, coffee, or tea). A private locker room with a shower is available for your use.
Close by, from Passy to Porte Maillot
Effective coaching is coaching that you attend regularly. And regularity depends first and foremost on ease of access: when the commute is short, you’re less likely to cancel.
The studio is just a few minutes away from the northern part of the 16th arrondissement, Porte Maillot, and the Bois de Boulogne. It is served by Metro Line 1 (Pont de Neuilly) and accessible by car via Avenue Charles de Gaulle. Sessions are held 7 days a week, both early in the morning and in the evening.
Or at your place, in the 16th arrondissement
If you’d rather not travel, Louis Fabre will come to your home with professional equipment. In-home coaching begins with a comprehensive physical assessment and a personalized report. You can combine both options: studio sessions when your schedule allows, and in-home sessions when your schedule requires it. Be sure to check out our page on in-home coaching in western Paris.
Coaching Tailored to Clients in the 16th Arrondissement
Clients in the 16th arrondissement have specific needs, which the coach must understand in order to be effective.
Busy and ever-changing schedules. It’s rarely possible to set a fixed time slot for months in advance. Schedules are flexible—including early mornings or late afternoons—and can be adjusted seamlessly.
Frequent travel. The program takes your absences into account. When you return, the session is adjusted based on your fatigue, jet lag, and the time that has elapsed since your last session.
Privacy. A private studio naturally ensures the confidentiality of your workout.
Two languages. Louis Fabre works in French and English, which suits both international families and French-speaking clients.
A Three-Pillar Approach
Training. It all starts with a thorough assessment: postural analysis, joint mobility, functional strength testing, body composition, athletic history, and past injuries. The program is tailored to your needs and evolves with you.
Nutrition. Support tailored to your lifestyle and schedule, without extreme diets.
Recovery. Sleep, stress management, assisted stretching, and massage are all part of the program, because the body continues to make progress even outside of training sessions.
Over ten years of experience, a bilingual coach
A former elite tennis player, Louis Fabre competed in NCAA Division I and at the French Open. His expertise includes getting back in shape after age 40, physical training for executives, body transformation, post-injury rehabilitation, and preparation for sporting events. More than 500 customer reviews have a 5/5 rating.
Rates and Plans
All packages and their prices are listed on the Services page. To understand what factors affect the cost of coaching, read the guide “Pricing for a Personal Trainer in Paris.”
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the studio close to the 16th arrondissement?
Yes. It's in Neuilly-sur-Seine, a neighboring town, a five-minute walk from the Pont de Neuilly metro station (Line 1).
Does the coach come to the 16th arrondissement?
Yes. Louis Fabre offers private in-home coaching, complete with professional equipment, a comprehensive physical assessment, and a personalized report.
What's the difference between this and a gym?
You'll be alone with your trainer in a space reserved entirely for you: no waiting for the machines, no noise, and no prying eyes.
Can we practice in English?
Yes. Louis Fabre works in French and English.
Are there any early morning or weekend sessions?
Yes. Sessions are available 7 days a week.
What happens during the first session?
It begins with a comprehensive assessment (posture, mobility, strength, body composition), not with a workout. The program is then designed.
Do you live somewhere else? Louis Fabre also serves clients in Paris 17, Paris 8, Neuilly-sur-Seine, and Boulogne-Billancourt.
Book your first session and experience coaching that lives up to the 16th arrondissement.
