The Personal Training Director is the business owner of the Personal Training department at one assigned club location and is accountable for the department’s overall performance, profitability, and member experience. The role leads by example, upholds Company standards, and serves as the location’s point of reference for fitness expertise. The Director recruits, develops, and retains a high-quality training team; maintains trainer headcount and capacity to meet member demand; and is accountable for revenue, new-client enrollment, client retention, and client results. The Director also personally services qualifying Personal Training sessions and maintains an active client base. The role has leadership responsibility for the Personal Training department at the assigned location and directly manages or provides leadership oversight for Personal Training Directors in Training, Elite Trainers, Master Trainers, and Personal Trainers. The Director is expected to resolve most departmental business, operational, staffing, and performance matters at the location. Certain matters—including formal workplace investigations, protected employee-relations issues, termination or leave decisions requiring HR approval, legal matters, changes to approved staffing plans, budgets, pricing, or programming, and other matters designated by Company policy—must be escalated to the Regional Director of Fitness, Human Resources, Legal, or other designated Company leadership. This is an exempt position based at a single assigned club location. It requires a significant time commitment, including regular evenings, weekends, and extended hours as business needs require, with consistent presence on the training floor during peak member hours. Scheduling is coordinated with the Regional Director of Fitness. Occasional travel is required for Company meetings, training, regional events, and new club support. The role involves working in a club office and throughout club floors and rooms, communicating with employees, members, and the public, and regularly demonstrating and participating in fitness activities while servicing Personal Training sessions. The employee must regularly lift up to 50 pounds and stand, walk, bend, and kneel, including remaining on the training floor for extended periods.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Manager
Education Level
High school or GED