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The Group Sales Manager will maximize all resort sales opportunities, implement an agreed upon sales and marketing plan, and be instrumental in expanding year-round group meetings and resort visits.
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Genesis offers a wide-range of classes including step aerobics, Zumba, cycling, to muscular strength and Group Power to kick boxing and mind-body offerings like Pilates and yoga. Each location provides cardio and weight training equipment, group fitness classes, personal trainers, yoga, Pilates and much more.
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Responsible for organizing and scheduling all group fitness classes as needed. Train all group fitness instructors to teach safe and effective classes. Prepare and discuss weekly aerobic report with Club Manager.
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Own group transfer pricing policy and associated processes. Lead audit relationship for tax with the group external auditor. Our product boasts outstanding customer reviews ranging from small companies to renowned names such as Michelin, Sonoco, Danone, Avery Dennison, and Bosch.
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2-year degree from an accredited university in Business Administration, Marketing, Hotel and Restaurant Management, or related major; 3 years experience in the sales and marketing or related professional area.
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Group Sales Manager | Lowe DHR. Group Sales Manager. Verbally creating a picture of the amazing experiences we can create for a group requires excellent listening skills, attention to detail and the ability to communicate effectively in English both verbally and through excellent written communication.
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Train all group fitness instructors to help, assist, motivate and retain all members. This position will oversee all aspects of the Group Fitness program for a designated Genesis location; including hiring, recruiting, scheduling and training new Group Fitness Staff.
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The Group Fitness Instructor is a generalist, with experience in providing classes for many modalities of formats, including HIIT, yoga, barre, and circuit/conditioning. Our 185,000 square foot building plus acres of outside grounds feature 2 fitness centers, an indoor and outdoor aquatics center, group exercise, spin and pilates studios, 2 gymnasiums, tennis and racquet courts, indoor track, a luxurious spa, multiple playgrounds and fields and so much more.
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ACSM Health Fitness Instructor and/or primary group fitness certification (ACE, AFAA, NETA). The Group Fitness Instructor will have a deep commitment to the mission of The Salvation Army, which will be evident in his or her professional life and the manner in which he or she represents The Salvation Army Ray and Joan Kroc Corps Community Center in the community.
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The Group Fitness Instructor provides cutting-edge group fitness instruction through a variety of entertaining, educational, and fun classes promoting fitness and positive self-esteem in a safe environment.
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Our clubs are filled with the best strength and cardio equipment in the industry, including a functional training zone with turf, olympic lifting platforms, group fitness studio, and tons of machines and free weights.
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Lead quality group fitness classes, as directed by the Program Manager, to accomplish the YMCA mission and goals. Required Certifications: CPR, AED, National Certification (ACE, NETA, AFAA, NASM) in group fitness instruction or YMCA Foundations of Group Exercise Certification.
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Our facility features three distinct shooting ranges, full-service restaurant, large retail space, traditional as well as functional fitness, mixed martial arts dojo, cycle studio, group fitness, spa services, child activity center and a host of amenities to provide an exceptional experience.
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The Group Fitness Instructor is responsible for consistently meeting daily class attendance goals as well as effectively promoting Life Time programs, products, and services. As a Group Fitness Instructor at Life Time, you have the opportunity to instruct a variety of group fitness formats.
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Minimum of one of the following Group Exercise Certifications: National Association of Sports Medicine (NASM), American Council of Exercise (ACE), American Fitness Aerobic Association (AFAA), Aquatic Exercise Association (AEA.
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