Director of Client Success Personal Trainer

Sandy Springs, GA

Full Time

Experienced

As a Personal Training Coach at Alloy Personal Training, you'll be responsible for guiding,

motivating, and holding clients accountable to achieve their fitness goals through personalized

exercise programs. You'll work in a dynamic and supportive environment, helping clients of all

fitness levels reach their full potential.

Key Responsibilities:

● Personalize exercise programs: Tailor the daily workout plan based on clients' individual

needs, goals, and fitness levels.

● Demonstrate proper exercise techniques: Ensure clients perform exercises correctly and

safely to minimize the risk of injury.

● Monitor client progress: Track clients' progress and adjust programs as needed to ensure

continued improvement. Record progress notes in client profile.

● Motivate and encourage clients: Provide ongoing support and encouragement to help clients

stay committed and achieve their goals using the Alloy method of contact/follow up.

● Maintain a clean and organized workspace: Contribute to a positive and welcoming

environment for clients and colleagues.

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Follow Up - No Shows, New Clients, and Accountability Sessions.

Qualifications:

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Current on Certifications - Personal Training, CPR/AED

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Excellent communication skills: Ability to build rapport and effectively communicate with

clients from diverse backgrounds.

● Passion for fitness and health: Genuine interest in helping others achieve their fitness goals.

● Strong work ethic and reliability: Committed to providing exceptional service and punctual

attendance.

● Available to work a mix of hours (30-40 hrs), including evenings and weekends.

Benefits:

● Free gym membership: Enjoy complimentary access to Alloy Personal Training facilities.● Supportive team environment: Work alongside a team of passionate and dedicated fitness

professional

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