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This is an exclusive opportunity for Certified Personal Trainers and Kinesiology and Exercise Science students/graduates to explore a Personal Trainer career with our company. Equinox is proudly recognized as the industry leader in Personal Training expertise, with the first in-house education of its kind through the Equinox Fitness Training Institute.
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We are looking for energetic, creative, and enthusiastic Personal Trainer, reporting to the Personal Trainer Manager and Fitness Manager to join the Equinox team. Category:Sports, Keywords:Personal Trainer, Location:Alameda, C94501.
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Passionate about plant-based living and eager to debunk myths and cut through the noise of the fitness and nutrition industry. A certified nutrition professional and/or personal trainer with a deep understanding of vegan nutrition and fitness.
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At Green Fit Club, under the guidance of our CEO Fritz Horstmann, we've helped 1,000s of clients achieve transformational vegan fitness and nutrition transformations by using science-backed research, expert 1:1 coaching programmes, and an unwavering commitment to calling out bad actors in the industry.
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Equinox offers the highest compensation structure in the industry, with an earning potential of $100K+. Possess passion, ambition, drive, and knowledge regarding the fitness industry. We offer competitive salary, benefits, and industry leading commission opportunities for club employees.
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OR minimum three years of experience in the industry plus minimum one year of experience as a trainer, project manager, project supervisor or crew leader. OR minimum eight years of experience in the industry plus minimum three years of experience as a trainer, project manager, project supervisor or crew leader.
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Our professional athlete training programs propel elite athletes to new heights in the NFL combine and NBA Draft each year, and our practitioner education courses and workshops provide industry professionals ongoing opportunities for development.
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Develop and deploy training BDP's, including trainer certifications, records management in the LMS, tracking, and training guidelines required by industry partners. McGee Air Services- An Alaska Airlines Company.
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