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The Front Climbing Club
Group Fitness Instructor
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A Personal Trainer or Fitness Instructor develops customized exercise and fitness programs for clients. Reviews health and fitness goals, teaches correct and safe exercise technique, monitors progress and provides encouragement for clients. Leads fitness and exercise classes at a community center, club or pool. Teaches aerobics, water, strength building or other exercises and maintains equipment.
$58,771 / year median in Utah
+22% projected growth
Job Description
Group Fitness Instructor•
Ogden Location:
Ogden |Employment Type:
Part-Time |Pay:
$30 per class hour; $15 per hour for administrative work Bring the Energy. Build the Community. Got a playlist that never misses and a knack for making people push harder than they thought they could? The Front is looking for a Group Fitness Instructor who can turn a 50-minute class into the best part of someone's day. About The Front The Front Climbing Club has been Utah's home for climbing since the 1980s- but we're so much more than routes and rope.
- no repeats back-to-back, ever Design a full 50-minute workout with a proper warm-up and cool-down, tailored to your class title Adapt on the fly so every fitness level in the room feels challenged and included Show up 10 minutes early to get the lights, equipment, and music dialed in Greet every participant like they're the reason you're there (because they are) Check in on injuries or limitations before class and adjust accordingly Correct form and cue with confidence to keep everyone safe and moving well Leave the space spotless•equipment wiped down, floor clean, ready for the next class Flag any equipment issues to the Front Desk or Group Fitness Manager What You Bring You might be a great fit if you: Hold a current CPR or First Aid certification Bring 5+ years of relevant experience (work, education, or training combined), including at least 3 months of teaching in the last year Have the physical fitness to lead by example and demonstrate proper technique Know your way around anatomy, kinesiology, and training principles Understand how to work music, tempo, and cueing into a class that actually flows Are the instructor who never no-shows•subs are rare, and last-minute cancellations aren't your style Can commit to teaching a minimum of 3 classes per week Bring high energy and genuine enthusiasm every time you step in front of a class Care about the member experience as much as the workout itself PerksBenefits Free gym membership Discounts on food and merchandise A built-in community that trains as hard as you do Room to grow•team members may also get the chance to contribute to areas like Ceramics, Café Operations, Adult Programs, or Facilities Join Us!