Certified Personal Trainer - Flexible Hours & Client Leads

rcymcaexternal; Bethlehem (Northampton County); On-site; USD 65,904,000 - 85,962,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Free YMCA membership

Flexible work schedule

Client leads provided

Discounts on child care and summerc r

Pathway programs involvement

Job summary

YMCA of Bethlehem is seeking a certified Personal Trainer to work one-on-one with members in Bethlehem, PA. The role offers part-time hourly with a minimum of 12 hours per week and full-time opportunities up to 40 hours, with pay ranging from $23 to $30 per hour.

Responsibilities include conducting one-on-one sessions, assessing fitness levels, designing personalized programs, and guiding proper technique. Level II trainers may lead group classes and donor-funded Pathway programs while

Qualifications

• Nationally recognized personal training certificate (NASM, ACE, ISSA, etc.) and strong knowledge of exercise science, techniques, nutrition, and injury prevention.
• Ability to develop individualized and group fitness programs.
• Lifesaving certifications (CPR & First Aid) - training provided

Responsibilities

• Conduct one-on-one personal training sessions and small group workouts
• Assess clients' fitness levels and design customized fitness programs
• Demonstrate exercises and provide guidance on proper technique and form
• Provide exceptional customer service, fostering client relationships
• Level II Trainers: lead group exercise classes and small group training; support donor-funded Pathway programs; create safe, welcoming wellness spaces during peak hours (15 hours minimum part-time)

Skills

Excellent communication, interpersonal

Develop individualized & group fitness

Education

NASM/ACE/ISSA certified

Job description

YMCA of Bethlehem is seeking a certified Personal Trainer to work one-on-one with members in Bethlehem, PA. The role offers part-time hourly with a minimum of 12 hours per week and full-time opportunities up to 40 hours, with pay ranging from $23 to $30 per hour.

Responsibilities include conducting one-on-one sessions, assessing fitness levels, designing personalized programs, and guiding proper technique. Level II trainers may lead group classes and donor-funded Pathway programs while