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The PALM Personal Trainer will assist with creating and implementing exercise programs and will work closely with members and their PALM providers to help members reach their overall fitness and well-being goals.
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For those who would like the guidance and motivation of a fitness expert, Genesis can provide nationally certified personal trainer who can help guide and teach members how to get in shape safely and effectively.
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Professional Development – Working with best in class fitness equipment and studios meaning that you will constantly be developing your skills as a trainer, while continuously enhancing your expertise in the fitness industry.
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Certified Personal Trainer (minimum of one certification) Develop safe, professional, exciting and comprehensive personal training programs to ensure clients are satisfied with their workout program and remain motivated to attain their personal fitness goals.
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National Personal Training certification REQUIRED (AFAA, ACE, NASM, NSCA or ACSM). Responsibilities - This position is responsible for conducting client assessments, as well as one-on-one, duet and group personal training sessions with clients in a busy fitness center.
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Certified personal Trainer. Monitors and instructs clients during personal training sessions on the safe and effective use of cardiovascular, flexibility and strength training equipment.
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Currently personal trainer certified with a NCCA (National Commission for Certifying Agencies) that tests. Promotes the YMCA's healthy spirit, mind and body philosophy through individualized personal exercise prescriptions.
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We are looking for an experienced personal trainer who is passionate about motivating others through fitness! We are looking for an experienced personal trainer who is passionate about motivating others through fitness.
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A certified nutrition professional and/or personal trainer with a deep understanding of vegan nutrition and fitness. This role is tailor-made for someone with a solid background in nutrition (a degree or extensive experience preferred) and/or personal training credentials.
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Work on small group training setting (max of 3 clients per trainer/ hr). Accredited personal training certification. 2-3 years of personal training experience. 18 - $20/hr, depending on schedule, experience, and availability.
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As a Personal Trainer/ Fitness Coach at The Exercise Coach, you will deliver One-on-One and Small Group exercise instruction to clients of all ages. No fitness experience is necessary, but candidates with experience in personal training or small-group fitness instruction will receive priority consideration.
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