Personal Trainer

Job Summary

The Person al Trainer provides members with a comprehensive and safe one-on-one or group-oriented educational fitness program that will help them achieve their health and/or fitness goals. As a Houstonian Personal Trainer, you are responsible for delivering a program that promotes realistic goal setting and education while providing outstanding member service. Trainers must offer in-depth information on correct equipment usage and lifestyle management.

• Meet with the designated Personal Trainer and/or Team Leader to learn how to perform fitness assessments using the Inbody or Kinotek systems.
• Maintain client paperwork, including past workouts and health information, and uphold Houstonian Fitness Department standards.
• Accurately record and bill client training sessions for payment purposes.
• Address any client issues with the Houstonian Fitness Director as needed.
• Communicate openly and regularly with assigned Team Leaders and the Houstonian Fitness Director about issues, problems, concerns, etc.
• Attend all mandatory meetings and trainings.
• Maintain and keep all required certifications current through continuing education.
• Take pride in each client, assisting them in every way possible.
• Communicate with clients and members professionally and respond to phone calls, voicemails, and e‑mails promptly, demonstrating responsiveness and attentiveness.
• Be punctual for all appointments; in case of an emergency, communicate with fitness staff and clients upon return.
• Enter your availability into the CSI scheduler so the Fitness Manager can assign new clients, assessments, and Technogym set‑ups.
• Maintain a safe, neat workout environment: re‑rack weights, straighten and re‑align equipment, re‑wrap cords, hang handles and ropes, re‑rack balls and other equipment, etc.
• Demonstrate proper technique for using cardiovascular and weight machines for members.
• Keep supervisors informed of any repairs required to the facility or equipment.
• Scan the QR code on equipment that needs repair or service and inform the Fitness Director of any structural repairs needed.
• Perform other duties or tasks assigned by supervisors that relate to the Fitness Department or the Houstonian Campus.

• Hold a four‑year degree.
• Have at least one year of personal training experience.
• Continuously seek improvement by generating new ideas and programs, and propose them to the Fitness Director.
• Ensure consistency of service across all areas of the Fitness Department.
• Maintain working knowledge of basic concepts, trends, and current research on nutrition and exercise.
• Discover innovative ways to increase revenue without compromising high‑level customer service.
• Maintain current certifications and attend ongoing continuing‑education courses, lectures, trade shows, and conventions.
• Work hours vary by departmental needs; be able to work evenings and/or weekends occasionally.
• Exhibit energy, enthusiasm, observance, attentiveness, and motivation.
• Have a personal interest in health, fitness, athletics, working out, nutrition or a related field.
• Dress professionally.
• Be proactive and self‑motivated; seek ways to improve the facility and services.
• Stay interested in the fitness industry and keep alert to industry changes.
• Possess extensive knowledge of human anatomy, physiology, and kinesiology.
• Have excellent verbal and written communication skills.
• Demonstrate exceptional customer service skills.
• Maintain a positive attitude.