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Personal Fitness Trainer Certification National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM) Personal Fitness Trainer Certification National Federation of Professional Trainers (NFPT.
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Previous experience as a group fitness instructor or personal fitness trainer is preferred. Join our team as a Personal Fitness Trainer and make a positive impact on people’s lives through personalized training programs and guidance.
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Stay up-to-date with industry trends and continuously expand your knowledge and expertise in fitness and health. What You BringPossess or in the process of completing a recognized personal training certification (e.g. NASM, ACE, ACSM, ISSA, etc) with valid CPR/AED certification.
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Are you passionate about fitness and dedicated to helping others achieve their health and wellness goals? If you are passionate about fitness and committed to helping others improve their lives through health and wellness, we encourage you to apply for this exciting opportunity.
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Job Overview: Blink Personal Trainers provide personalized attention, professional instruction, and exercise programming to each member to maximize the member’s health, fitness, and wellness goals while providing the highest level of customer service.
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Ability to motivate and inspire clients to achieve their fitness goals. Assess client’s fitness levels, health history, and goals to individualize the experience. Provide ongoing support, guidance, and motivation to clients throughout their fitness journey.
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Blink Personal Trainers provide personalized attention, professional instruction, and exercise programming to each member to maximize the member's health, fitness, and wellness goals while providing the highest level of customer service.
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The YMCA Personal Trainer coaches safe exercise technique to youth, adults, and seniors in one on one or small group fitness sessions. Job Summary:The Personal Trainer follows the YMCA of the USA, Health and Fitness guidelines and is responsible for planning and leading a range of individualized or group exercise/activity sessions for clients in a fitness specialty area.
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We provide fitness instructor training and significant discounts on these educational programs (Pilates, Group Fitness, Personal Trainer, Yoga) From our newly added Yoga Teacher Training, to ACE personal training, group fitness certification and Pilates teacher training, to CPR/AED accreditation and even training and certification in pool maintenance and operation, youll find it at FFC University.
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Prior work experience as Personal Trainer or an internship in the fitness industry preferred. Power Wellness is a medical fitness industry pioneer who improves the lives of clients with a unique and customized approach to medical fitness center development and management.
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DescriptionAs a brand ambassador, a Personal Trainer represents Crunch Franchise to members and clients by delivering a positive fitness experience and quality personal training sessions leading to member retention and client acquisition and retention.
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Personal Trainer CertificationInternational Fitness Professionals Association (IFPA) Personal Trainer CertificationNational Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA.
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Personal Trainers make reaching fitness goals achievable by assisting members and clients with education and guidance on comprehensive fitness programs including resistance and cardio-respiratory training, general nutritional guidelines, and nutritional product recommendations.
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Certified Personal Trainer. Personal Trainer CertificationThe Cooper Institute. Understand all aspects and benefits of the Smart Start Kick Off and deliver a positive fitness experience to members and guests.
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Schedule all personal training sessions, other appointments, and administration time using company systems (ABC/Datatrak). Health Fitness SpecialistAmerican Council on Exercise (ACE) Prepare and deliver comprehensive fitness programs based on clients’ goals that include appropriate exercise selection, nutritional programming and teaching a fitness lifestyle.
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