GOLD'S STUDIO Coach - Rosslyn
golds gym dc metroArlington (VA)
About the role
Job Description:
Overall Scope: The STUDIO coach is responsible for delivering individually adapted large group workouts to our STUDIO members and guests.
Major Responsibilities:
- Deliver classes using standardized programming communicated through Basecamp
- Stay up to date with GOLD'S STUDIO standards of movement and programming
- Keep accurate check-in records and guest visits to all classes coached using mobile app and fitness platforms
- Coach class attendees through progressions and regressions of all movements and ensure a fun, safe and motivating environment
- Maximize class attendance through quality coaching, prospecting, social media engagement and member referrals
- Maintenance and care of gym's STUDIO equipment; rooms should always look clean and ready for a prospect tour (unless class is taking place)
Qualifications and Requirements:
- Successful completion of corresponding STUDIO certification course (GOLD'S BURN, GOLD'S FIT, or GOLD'S CYCLE); to be completed upon hiring
- Ability to project voice effectively in loud training environment
- Ability to lead and demonstrate all given exercises from prescribed programming for given dayCPR/AED Certified
- Pay Transparency
Typical Studio Coach earnings range from $25–$50 + per class, depending on class type and participation level.* Non-class hours (including setup, breakdown, administrative or classes with 0 attendees) are paid at the base hourly rate and do not include class rate pay.
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