Personal Trainer - Stretch & Recovery Specialist
Personal Trainer - Stretch & Recovery Specialist
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SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Deliver the Ultimate Fitness Experience to every member, every time
- Lead new-member orientations, pre-exercise biometrics, and goal setting
- Deliver safe, personalized training sessions and track client progress
- Build and maintain a client base (minimum 12 client hours/week) and meet booking targets
- Prospect and convert leads during floor hours, events, and Smart StartManage schedule, submit monthly session forecasts, and arrange substitutes as needed
- Complete required training, follow club procedures, and work flexible hours
- Outstanding verbal and nonverbal communication and listening skills
- Ability to motivate, nurture, and build rapport quickly with members
- Demonstrated selling and prospecting skills
- Highly organized, punctual, and detail oriented
- Friendly, enthusiastic, professional appearance and demeanor
- Quick learner with ability to apply new knowledge and coaching techniques.
- High School Diploma or GEDCertified personal TrainerCPR and AED Certified
- Commitment to ongoing professional development and continuing education
- Ability to bend, stand, reach, and lift up to 50 pounds
- Complimentary club membership + guest privileges
- Discounts on training, spa services, programs, and apparel
- Employee referral bonus
- In-house Certification + Continuing Education
- Full-Time Only: Medical, dental, vision, life insurance, 401(k), and paid time offUS FITNESS IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYERKnow Your RightsEqual Opportunity Employer/Protected Veterans/Individuals with Disabilities
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A number in mind
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