Group Fitness Instructor

Greater Philadelphia YMCA•Pottstown, PA
•$15 - $25

About The Position

The Greater Philadelphia YMCA is seeking a certified group fitness instructor who can engage and connect with members through group exercise classes, inspire healthier lifestyles, and deliver a high-quality member experience. The instructor will lead classes, prepare routines or choreography within YMCA standards, encourage members, and help ensure the safety and well-being of members and staff. This is a part-time, hourly position with evening and weekend shifts available. The role offers a flexible work schedule and the opportunity to teach among hundreds of class options as part of a fun, diverse team.

Requirements

  • Be at least 18 years of age.
  • Have a high school diploma or equivalent.
  • Have YMCA Foundations of Group Exercise certification with experience, or a national certification.
  • Have experience teaching Step, Stretch & Balance, and Barre/Pilates.
  • Exhibit strong leadership skills and a passion for member service, including building and maintaining a culture of member service excellence.

Responsibilities

  • Set an example of healthy living and personal fitness.
  • Prepare routines and/or choreography within YMCA standards.
  • Provide support and encouragement to members and reinforce healthy lifestyles.
  • Ensure the safety and well-being of members and staff, and notify a supervisor of facility safety hazards or concerns.
  • Provide excellent service to members and notify a supervisor of member needs, supplies, or other items needed to ensure program quality and member satisfaction.
  • Ensure that every member uses safe movement and technique in all classes.
  • Maintain knowledge of emergency and safety procedures and maintain records of incidents.

Benefits

  • Free individual YMCA membership with access to all branches.
  • Access to in-branch babysitting while working, up to two hours where available.
  • Flexible work schedule.
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