Fitness Trainer

Benefits

• Competitive salary
• Flexible schedule
• Free uniforms
• Training & development

Fitness Trainers are the heart of the Live 2 B Healthy program, delivering safe, effective, and engaging group fitness classes for older adults in senior living communities. Trainers are also responsible for providing individualized attention through Private One-on-One Training and Small Group Training sessions. This role requires a passion for helping seniors stay active, with a strong commitment to program quality, safety, and participant progress.

• Daytime Workday: This demographic values daytime sessions, your schedule can be concentrated between 9:00 AM and 4:00 PM
• Extended Career Longevity: Preserve your primary asset—your body. Training involves moderate-intensity movement rather than the high-impact demonstrations, allowing you to physically sustain a healthy career.
• Recession-Proof Income Stability: Seniors often have more disposable income and prioritize health even during economic downturns.
• Meaningful "Life-Changing" Impact: You will see the tangible impact of your expertise as clients regain and retain the strength to play with grandchildren, improve their balance to prevent falls, and maintain their independence.

• Lead Group Fitness Classes: Conduct scheduled on-site fitness classes tailored to the needs and abilities of older adults, focusing on functional movement, balance, and strength.
• Private & Small Group Training: Deliver personalized one-on-one and small group sessions with residents based on their individual goals and abilities, following approved programming and documentation protocols.
• Follow Program Guidelines: Adhere to all Live 2 B Healthy protocols and curriculum standards for all formats of training (group, small group, and private).
• Communication & Reporting: Accurately report attendance, session feedback, and client notes to the Fitness Program Manager. Communicate class concerns or scheduling issues in a timely manner.

• Experience in senior fitness, personal training, group fitness, or rehab-based exercise
• Current nationally recognized fitness certification (NASM, ACE, ACSM, AFAA, or equivalent)
• Current CPR/AED certification (required)
• Understanding of age-related conditions and how to safely modify exercises
• Strong interpersonal skills and an encouraging, client-centered approach
• Reliable transportation and punctuality for scheduled sessions

• Hourly pay based on experience and certifications. Additional compensation for private and small group sessions.

Flexible work from home options available.