Saturday, August 22, 2015

Personal Trainer Position- Combine Your Knowledge of the Body With Your Passion For Fitness

 
Personal Trainer Position- Combine Your Knowledge of the Body With Your Passion For Fitness

Now Hiring Personal Trainers @ New York Sports Clubs!


Have a passion for fitness? Want to help others improve their lives through exercise? If so, we’d love to meet you!

 

Bring your leadership, drive and fitness expertise to a forerunner in the fitness industry. New York Sports Clubs is seeking professionals who excel in a fast paced, team environment to play a crucial role on our fitness team.

The Personal Trainer (PT) position contributes to the organization’s success by promoting the club and company, introducing clients to the joys of fitness and maintaining a positive experience for increased member retention. As the “Ambassador of NYSC's Brand Experience”, the Personal Trainer is required to model and promote the organization’s mission and fitness vision through a proper appearance and by engaging in opportunities to positively interact with members and grow the personal training business.

The Personal Trainer position reports directly to the Fitness Manager.

 

What you’ll do:

 

Build a solid client base by motivating members to get involved with personal training to enhance their fitness journey

 

What we're looking for:

 

National PT certification required, prior personal training experience preferred

 

High energy, excellent focus, drive and passion for helping others improve their lives

 

A positive will-win attitude

 

Team Members receive:

 

A rewarding career with a fitness industry leader

 

Competitive pay, including commission

 

Complimentary membership

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