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Direct reportThis position is supervised by the positions below and in order of: •Group Fitness Coordinator•Retro Fitness General Manager Retro Fitness Mission StatementRetro Fitness is a Health Club built on the respect and dedication for each of our members who entrust us to help them achieve their health and fitness goals.
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Gyms feature best in class equipment and services, our Retro Blends Smoothie Bar, and a selection of amenities that keep members feeling accomplished and refreshed. Retro Fitness is a Health Club built on the respect and dedication for each of our members who entrust us to help them achieve their health and fitness goals.
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With more than 120 gyms open or under development across the US, Retro Fitness offers multiple fitness experiences under one roof. With our new CEO, Andrew Alfano, leading the team, Retro Fitness is poised for growth in an exciting atmosphere with a new strategic vision and focus.
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From traditional strength and cardio options to personalized training programs, Retro Fitness offers something for everyone. Working environment is inside Retro Fitness Outlet.
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All inquiries about employment at this franchisee should be made directly to the franchise location, and not to Retro Fitness Corporate. Retro Fitness General Manager. Retro Fitness Mission Statement.
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Interested in owning a Retro Fitness? As a Group Fitness Instructor, he/she is responsible for providing group fitness instruction while monitoring and educating members on fitness and safety in an enjoyable atmosphere.
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Guiding prospects on the phone, making a Retro Smoothie for a member, and assisting our Retro members with an exceptional experience. Selling in store merchandise such as Retro Smoothies cooler drinks, pro shop items etc.
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Ensuring a safe and clean health club environment for members and staff. Membership sales and retention. All Member Experience Associates are to wear company staff shirt along with either khaki pants or black athletic pant.
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Our club provides state-of-the-art equipment and amenities such as tanning, massage chairs, and a smoothie bar open to members and the public. At Retro Fitness, “Get Real” is our promise of offering an honest, simple, non-intimidating approach to helping our community achieve its fitness goals.
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