Discover Strength Personal Fitness Center Inc. is hiring: Exercise Physiologist in Woodbury

Posted 17 days ago

discover strength personal fitness centerWoodbury (MN)

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Senior

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$47,000

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About the role

Overview: EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGIST JOB DESCRIPTION At Discover Strength, we know you want to be an expert in fitness. In order to do that you need the opportunity to master your craft and have advancement opportunities. The problem is, most fitness companies don’t view personal trainers as professionals, which leaves you feeling frustrated. We believe the work of an exercise physiologist is just as important as any other allied health professional. Which is why we have been voted the best place to work by Minnesota Business Magazine. How you get started Start the hiring process Be on-boarded through Discover Strength University where you will learn to connect your exercise science background with our proven approach to delivering world-class workouts. Continue to master your craft with a 10-year Growth Plan. So, apply today! So you can start your journey to mastering your craft. Details 4 year Bachelor’s Degree in Exercise Science or a related field is required Work 40 hours 5 days/week, on your feet, training clients A shared clients model allows you to work normal 8-hour shifts with limited “splits” No sales Average trainer earns $47,000+ in their first year, and can earn $90,000+ after just 3 years 401k with company match, health insurance, and a paid sabbatical program Submit your resume to heather@discoverstrength.com to start the process today! To learn more about Discover Strength watch the videos below!

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