Jordan YMCA - Personal Training - Personal Trainer
ymca of greater indianapolisIndianapolis (IN)
Jordan YMCA - Personal Training - Personal Trainer
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ymca of greater indianapolisIndianapolis (IN)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Personal Training
Benefits Include:
- Free YMCA of Greater Indianapolis Membership20 Hours Per Week of Free Child Care
- Flexible Hours/Scheduling
- RetirementEmployee Assistant Program
- Discounted Program Fees
- Professional Development
Personal Training is a comprehensive one-on-one educational fitness program. The purpose of this program is to assist the individual in setting realistic goals and to encourage lifelong adherence to a safe and effective exercise program. It is the goal of the personal trainer to educate the member on the basics of proper execution of both cardiovascular and resistance training machines and to produce independent exercisers due in part to your instruction, guidance and motivational techniques. Safety, exercise selection, and meeting individual needs are all part of the education process. The primary aspects in personal training include: a thorough review of the client's personal health history, fitness evaluation and consultation, and proper program design.
Required: Must be at least 18 years of age.
Required:
Must meet requirements of current National Organization for Competency Assurance (NOCA) certified personal training : A degree in physical education, exercise science or other health related field.
Preferred:
Professional experience in personal training. Excellent communication and organizational skills. Ability to maintain confidentiality regarding personal information on children, family and YMCA staff. Current certifications in CPR, First Aid, Safety & Risk Management, Child Abuse Prevention and New Employee Orientation or the ability to obtain within 60-90 days of employment. Administrative skills including the ability to maintain required program and department documentation and records.
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