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10/11/2026
Employment
Full time
Range
$25 - $35/hr
Work style
On-site
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Core responsibilities
The coach will lead small-group personal training sessions for 4-6 clients while providing individualized modifications and ensuring a safe environment. They are also responsible for building member relationships, maintaining studio cleanliness, and upholding company standards.
Requirements overview
Candidates must hold a Certified Personal Trainer certification or an exercise-related Bachelor's degree, along with current CPR and AED certifications. The role requires experience working with adults of varying abilities and a high-energy, professional coaching style.
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Industry
Wellness and Fitness Services
Employees
6
Type
Partnership
Size
2-10 employees
Alloy Personal Training is a gym franchise that offers personalized fitness programs for people of all fitness levels, with a focus on those over 40: Customized programs: Alloy offers personalized training programs and prescriptions for each individual. Small group training: Alloy's small group training format allows for one-on-one personalization while still providing motivation and support. Functional strength training: Alloy's workouts include strength training, flexibility, mobility, and breaking down tissue. Equipment: Alloy uses equipment such as dumbbells, kettlebells, TRX, barbell, and bikes. Tracking tools: Alloy offers tracking tools to help members monitor their progress. Flexible membership options: Alloy offers flexible membership options. High retention rates: Alloy has one of the highest retention rates in the fitness industry, with an average member staying around for about 36 months. Alloy's business model is based on the idea that people get better results with personalized coaching. Alloy's model also limits the number of members to 150 per club, which allows everyone to know each other and build trust.
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