Experienced Personal Trainer / Group Fitness Instructor - Part-Time
$20.00 - $35.00 per hour
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Senior
SALARY
$20.00 - $35.00 per hour
About the role
- Lead high-energy, safe, and effective 45-minute CampsCoach members through strength and conditioning exercises
- Provide individual attention and feedback within a group setting
- Demonstrate proper exercise technique and correct form
- Provide appropriate modifications and progressions for all fitness levels
- Recognize when a member needs to be pushed, encouraged, or modified
- Motivate and engage members throughout the entire CampBuild genuine relationships with members and learn their goals
- Create an environment where members feel challenged, supported, and successful
- Bring energy, enthusiasm, and professionalism to every CampWork as part of a team that genuinely cares about our members
- What Makes a Great Burn Trainer? We're looking for someone who can coach a room—not just lead a workout. You should be:
- An experienced Personal Trainer
- Confident leading groups and speaking in front of a room
- Comfortable training beginners through advanced members
- Excellent at providing exercise modifications and progressions
- Skilled at recognizing and correcting form
- Energetic, engaging, and motivating
- A strong communicator who naturally connects with people
- Reliable, punctual, and professional
- Positive and team-oriented
- Passionate about fitness and helping people
- Someone who genuinely enjoys making a difference in people's lives
- Experience is a MUST.Previous Personal Training experience required
- Saturday availability required
- Additional early morning and evening weekday shifts are available
- Current Personal Training certification from an accredited organization such as NASM, ISSA, ACE, ACSM, or NSCAOR a 4-year degree in Exercise Science with no gap in relevant training experience
- Current CPR/AED certification
- Ability to confidently demonstrate and coach a wide variety of exercises
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