Strength and conditioning coach
Lead small group classes, coach personal-training clients, and run new members through their first weeks. Entry-level welcome if the character is right.
- HoursPart-time or full-time. Primary shift early mornings or evenings, weekdays, one Saturday morning a month.
- PayDepends on your experience and the role we build together. We tell you the number in the first conversation, not the third.
- StartWhenever the right person shows up.
- Must haveValid CPR and First Aid, or willing to get it before your first shift.
What you would actually do
- Coach group strength and conditioning classes written by the head coach, scaling every exercise to the person doing it.
- Run one-on-one and small-group personal training as you earn it.
- Teach the movements, explain why, and keep the floor calm, clean and organized.
- Know your members: their names, what they are working around, how their week went.
What we look for
- Character first. Warm, reliable, a great communicator, takes feedback as a gift.
- One to two years coaching, personal training or serious customer service is preferred. A kinesiology or physical education degree helps. A recognized coaching certification is encouraged.
- Comfortable with adults from their thirties to their seventies, beginners and returners most of all.
