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Youll hold a health and fitness related qualification which may include first aid at work, pool responder/national pool lifeguard and pool plant qualification. Fitness Instructor- Part Time 12 hour per week.
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Group Fitness Instructor. Current nationally recognized Group Fitness Certification or specialty class certificate, specialty class license (i.e. Zumba, etc.) Prior experience in Group Fitness, Personal Training, corporate health promotion, wellness, etc.
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As the nations only Healthy Way of Life brand, Life Time delivers an unmatched athletic resort experience and provides a comprehensive healthy living, healthy aging and healthy entertainment experience that goes well beyond fitness to encompass the entire spectrum of daily life for individuals, couples and families of all ages.
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A degree in a related field is preferred but not required (Exercise Science, Kinesiology, Sports Medicine, Physical Education, Nutrition, Fitness Specialist, etc.) Ability to adjust and operate fitness equipment.
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Food Service Worker Leader/Trainer / PD99918A. Food Service Worker Leader/Trainer. Leads food production and delivery activities in the absence of a Supervisor or Food Production Manager.
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We're seeking a Health Fitness Specialist to join our team. Perform fitness assessments, determine exercise prescriptions, and design workout programs for a diverse population, including a variety of high-risk clientele.
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To enrich our great team, we are looking for a Fitness Trainer , someone who embraces our members, the team and our culture. Are a Level 3 qualified Fitness / Personal trainer.
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At Johnson Health Tech, we are working to better ourselves through bettering the people who use our fitness equipment. Under the direction of the District Sales Manager the Fitness Consultant works one on one with our customers using our consultative sales process to find equipment solutions to best meet their fitness needs while working to achieve their revenue, gross margin and sales goals.
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The Upper St. Clair Community & Recreation Center provides our members and guests with a comprehensive range of recreation services including: fitness programs, swim programs (indoor and outdoor), summer camps, youth programs, older adult programs, and more.
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Assists Team Leaders in development, promotion, and implementation of health and fitness exercise classes, health and wellness related educational workshops, and promotional events for Residents and Team Members.
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The Regional Trainer is responsible for training new and current Thrivers through in-person and virtual classes, workshops, and one-on-one support ensuring consistency is being achieved across Thrive's communities.
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Exercise Science or Kinesiology)Completion of an Accredited Athletic Trainer CurriculumStrong leadership ability, good organizational skills, independent and critical thinking skills, and sound judgment.
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