What are the responsibilities and job description for the Group Exercise Instructor position at YMCA?
The Glendale YMCA is not only a great place to workout and connect with community but it is also a great place to work Group Exercise Instructors provide instruction in a group setting in proper cardiovascular, strength and flexibility training, as well as leadership, guidance and support to members in their pursuit of health and well-being. Instructors must understand the characteristics and attributes of health seekers as well as active fitness participants. Looking for fresh and innovative formats
QUALIFICATIONS:
Current job-specific certifications, Reformer Certified
Two years related experience preferred.
Physical ability to lead and interact in fitness activities and perform related physical fitness skills.
Certification requirements include, within 30 days of hire, CPR/AED and First Aid; Child Abuse Prevention (for Youth and Family Fitness programs).
PHYSICAL DEMANDS:
Sufficient strength, agility and mobility to perform essential functions and to supervise program activities; ability to tolerate moderate to high noise levels; verbal, visual and auditory ability to act swiftly in an emergency situation.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:
Arrives at work consistently on time, in proper uniform, and prepared to perform the essential functions of your job.
Learns members' names and unique individual goals each shift.
Effectively plan, organize and present class curriculum for optimal skill development.
Adheres to the substitution policy: instructors are responsible for finding their own substitutes for any planned time off, ensuring that shifts are covered, and informing the Director of substitutions.
Maintains a neat and orderly environment by ensuring equipment is returned to its proper location after use.
Maintains awareness of changes in schedules, staffing, procedures and environment that can affect a member's YMCA experience, and leads members through the changes in an informative, supportive manner.
Models consistently the Y's values of caring, respect, responsibility and citizenship, thereby encouraging and supporting the development of these values within our members.