Personal Trainer (Small Group Coach) Alloy Personal Training Huntington Beach Huntington Beach, CA Job Details Part-time $32.19 - $38.76 an hour 21 hours ago Qualifications Certified Personal Trainer CPR Certification Interpersonal skills First Aid Certification Teaching AED Certification Full Job Description Part-Time Fitness Coach / Personal Trainer - Alloy Personal Training Huntington Beach Help Change Lives. Build Relationships. Coach With Purpose. We do not just coach workouts -- we help people become healthier, stronger, more confident, and more capable. At Alloy Personal Training, our coaches create an experience clients genuinely look forward to. They build relationships, provide accountability, celebrate progress, and help every client feel seen and supported. We are looking for a dependable, energetic, and coachable Part-Time Fitness Coach / Personal Trainer who enjoys working with people and wants to grow as part of a team. We are not necessarily looking for the person with the most years of experience. We are looking for the right person: someone who cares about clients, brings positive energy, follows through, and is excited to learn the Alloy system. About Alloy Personal Training Alloy specializes in personalized small-group personal training for adults. Each client follows an individualized program within a supportive small-group environment. Our programming, coaching systems, and client information are provided. This allows our coaches to focus on what matters most: Delivering excellent coaching Building relationships Keeping clients safe Helping clients remain motivated and accountable Creating a positive experience every time they visit Our philosophy is simple: hire the athlete and train the skill. The Role As a Part-Time Fitness Coach, you will coach scheduled small-group personal training sessions and help maintain the high level of client service expected at Alloy. This role provides coaching coverage that allows the Head Coach and Director of Training to manage the studio, support clients, lead the team, and maintain a manageable schedule. You will not be expected to create your own workout programs. You will learn and execute the Alloy coaching system while providing individualized attention to each client. What You Will Do Coach personalized small-group training sessions using Alloy programming Review client goals, restrictions, corrective exercises, and coaching notes before each session Apply appropriate exercise modifications and progressions Demonstrate exercises and provide clear verbal coaching cues Maintain a safe, organized, and positive training environment Build genuine relationships with clients Learn clients' names, goals, limitations, and preferences Encourage clients and celebrate their progress Help every client feel welcomed, noticed, and supported Record accurate workout and client notes in the Alloy app Follow up with no-shows according to studio procedures Check clients in and out using studio software Prepare the training floor, equipment, and daily workout display before sessions Remain engaged on the training floor throughout the shift Help other coaches and clients when not assigned to a specific session Keep the studio clean, organized, and professional Complete assigned opening and closing responsibilities Attend required team meetings and training Support studio events, client celebrations, and community activities Communicate client concerns and relevant observations to the Head Coach or Director of Training Uphold Alloy's mission, standards, and core values What Success Looks Like Successful coaches at

Alloy:

Arrive prepared and on time Learn and consistently execute the Alloy coaching system Coach sessions safely and confidently Manage several clients while making each person feel individually supported Bring positive energy to every shift Build strong, professional relationships with clients Notice when a client needs encouragement, clarification, or additional support Complete client notes and operational responsibilities accurately Accept feedback and apply it quickly Help teammates without waiting to be asked Create an environment that clients want to return to During your first 90 days, success will include: Learning the Alloy coaching system and studio procedures Demonstrating safe and effective coaching Building relationships with members Coaching small-group sessions with increasing confidence Completing required notes, setup, and closing duties consistently Becoming a dependable and trusted member of the team What We Are Really Looking For We can teach programming and coaching systems. Genuine interest in people is harder to teach. You may be a strong fit if you are someone who: Naturally connects with people Remembers names and personal details Asks questions and listens to the answers Brings warmth, humor, and positive energy Enjoys helping others succeed Is comfortable leading and engaging a small group Takes ownership instead of waiting for instructions Notices details and follows through Works well within a structured system Welcomes feedback Supports teammates Lives a healthy, active lifestyle Believes fitness can meaningfully improve people's lives Experience We Value Relevant experience may include: Personal training Small-group or group fitness coaching Strength and conditioning Athletic coaching Physical therapy or rehabilitation support Teaching or mentoring Hospitality Bartending or serving Customer service Other highly relational, client-facing work Experience in fitness is helpful, but technical expertise alone does not make someone a great Alloy coach. Strong communication, emotional intelligence, dependability, and the ability to make people feel welcome are equally important. Qualifications Personal training certification from a nationally recognized organization, or willingness to obtain an approved certification before coaching independently Current CPR/AED/First Aid certification, or willingness to obtain it before coaching independently Ability to coach adults with different fitness levels, abilities, and limitations Strong verbal communication and interpersonal skills Ability to demonstrate exercises and safely move equipment Dependable transportation Reliable attendance and punctuality Ability to use mobile apps and basic scheduling software Availability for the specific shifts listed in this posting Willingness to attend required staff meetings and training Scheduling This is a part-time position. Coaching demand is typically highest during: Early mornings Evenings Saturdays Applicants should clearly state their consistent weekly availability. Reliability for agreed-upon shifts is essential. This Role May Not Be a

Fit If You:

Prefer creating and following only your own programming Want to work independently rather than as part of a team View coaching primarily as counting repetitions Do not enjoy talking with clients or building relationships Resist feedback or structured processes Frequently arrive late or need reminders to complete responsibilities Consider cleaning, client follow-up, or helping teammates beneath the coaching role Are only available sporadically and cannot commit to regular shifts Our Hiring Process We are intentional about hiring because our clients and team deserve exceptional coaches. Candidates selected to continue may complete: An initial screening conversation A structured interview A behavioral or work-style assessment An in-person coaching observation or practical assessment Professional reference checks Application Instructions Before applying, please spend a few minutes learning about Alloy Personal Training and our coaching philosophy. In your response to the final application question: Begin your answer with the words "Ready to Coach." Tell us one aspect of the Alloy coaching model that stood out to you. Explain why this part-time coaching role interests you. Applications that do not follow these instructions may not be considered. Ready to Apply? Do not let the posting discourage you if you do not meet every preferred qualification. If you are passionate about fitness, genuinely enjoy helping people, bring positive energy, and are excited to learn a proven coaching system, we encourage you to apply. Join us and help create a training experience that clients look forward to—one relationship and one workout at a time.

Pay:

$32.19 - $38.76 per hour Application Question(s): Do you currently hold a nationally accredited Personal Training certification? Do you currently hold CPR/AED certification? This position requires coaching small groups while delivering individualized coaching to each client. How comfortable are you with that? Describe a time you helped someone succeed. Are you comfortable following a proven coaching system rather than creating your own workouts? Why are you interested in coaching at Alloy?

Experience:

personal training coaching: 1 year (Preferred)

License/Certification:

CPR/AED certification (Preferred)

Work Location:

In person