Yoga Instructor

Run Fit Well; San Francisco (CA); Ibrido; USD 55.000 - 83.000; Part-time

Descrizione del lavoro

Run Fit Well is seeking a part-time Yoga Instructor in the San Francisco Bay Area. You will lead safe yoga sessions for individuals and small groups, focusing on performance, mobility, stress management, and injury prevention.

Responsibilities include planning classes, tailoring programs to client goals, and collaborating on corporate wellness offerings. Remote and on-site sessions expected, with travel within SF Bay Area as needed.

Competenze

• Strong yoga instruction skills with safe, progressive practice.
• Proficiency in Ashtanga and Vinyasa, adaptable to client needs.
• Clear teaching delivery and supportive feedback.

Mansioni

• Plan and teach yoga classes for individuals and small groups.
• Tailor programs to client goals and fitness levels.
• Integrate yoga into broader training or wellness plans.

Conoscenze

Yoga instruction

Ashtanga & Vinyasa

Teaching skills

Communication

Formazione

Yoga teacher cert (RYT 200)

CPR/First Aid cert

Descrizione del lavoro

Company Description

Run Fit Well is a health and performance coaching practice based in San Francisco, focused on Personal Training, Running Coaching, and Corporate Wellness solutions. Led by a coach with a national track and field background and a Bachelor’s degree in Physical Education, Run Fit Well has over a decade of experience helping individuals and organizations build healthier, more productive lifestyles. The practice supports busy professionals, tech employees, and corporate teams in enhancing performance, managing stress, preventing injuries, and staying consistent with fitness. Using sports science, personalized programming, and practical daily habits, Run Fit Well provides in-person and virtual services such as personal training, running technique coaching, stress management, mobility training, and fitness workshops. The mission is to help people build a strong, resilient body that supports their lifestyle at work, at home, and in daily life.

Role Description

The Yoga Instructor at Run Fit Well will lead safe, effective yoga sessions for individuals and small groups, with a focus on supporting performance, mobility, stress management, and injury prevention. This part‑time hybrid role is based in the San Francisco Bay Area, with sessions delivered both on‑site (in‑home, in‑office, or outdoor) and remotely from home via virtual platforms. Day‑to‑day responsibilities include planning and teaching yoga classes (with an emphasis on Ashtanga and Vinyasa), tailoring programs to client goals and fitness levels, and integrating yoga into broader training or wellness plans. The instructor will demonstrate correct alignment and breathing techniques, offer modifications, and maintain a welcoming, inclusive environment for clients of varying experience levels. Additional tasks may include collaborating on corporate wellness offerings, tracking client progress, and communicating clearly with clients about schedules, goals, and practice guidelines.

Qualifications

• Candidates should possess strong Yoga Instruction skills, including experience structuring sessions and ensuring safe, progressive practice.
• Candidates should possess proficiency in specific styles such as Ashtanga and Vinyasa, with the ability to adapt these approaches to diverse client needs.
• Candidates should possess Teaching skills, including the ability to explain concepts clearly, demonstrate poses, and offer supportive feedback.
• Candidates should possess effective Communication skills, including active listening, clear verbal guidance, and professional client interaction.
• Yoga teacher certification (e.g., RYT 200 or equivalent) and current CPR/First Aid certification are strongly preferred.
• Experience working with busy professionals, athletic populations, or corporate wellness programs is beneficial.
• Ability to travel within the San Francisco Bay Area for in‑person sessions and to use digital tools for remote classes is required.
• Commitment to inclusive, non‑discriminatory practice and a client‑centered, results‑oriented coaching approach is expected.