Studio Manager
maxstrength fitness spokaneSpokane (WA)
About the role
Job Description:
Benefits/PerksHighly Competitive Pay based on experience, with full-time roles offering paid vacations, primary care coverage, and dental insurance.
Continuous Learning and Career Growth with a structured 10-year Career Growth Plan, so you can earn raises while becoming an expert in the field.
Ongoing Training & Leadership Development through MaxStrength’s proven methodologies.
Job Summary:
- Conduct thorough fitness assessments to understand client needs, goals, and health history
- Demonstrate and instruct clients on proper exercise techniques to ensure safety and effectiveness
- Maintain detailed and up-to-date client records to track achievements and milestones
Responsibilities:
- Operational leadership
- Team and client relations
- Membership and sales growth
- Marketing and community engagement
Qualifications:
- Proven experience in fitness studio management or a similar role is preferred
- Strong leadership and team management skills
- Sales and marketing experience is a plus
- Schedule / Expected Work Hours:
- Mondays & Thursdays: 7 am - 6 pmTuesday & Fridays: 7 am - 1 pmRotational Saturdays: 7 am - 12 pmExpected hours: 30-40 per week
Company Overview:
As a Life Transformer at MSF you will play a crucial role in helping our clients achieve their fitness goals through personalized training programs and expert guidance. This position requires a deep understanding of the MaxStrength Fitness Continuous Tension Protocol, exercise science, excellent communication skills, and the ability to motivate and inspire clients to reach their full potential. As a Personal Trainer at MaxStrength Fitness, you will have the opportunity to significantly impact our clients' lives by helping them improve their fitness, health, and overall well-being. Your expertise, dedication, and ability to connect with clients will contribute to their success and satisfaction with our training programs.
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