Personal Trainer

Alloy Personal Training is opening a new studio in Park City, and we're looking for a Personal Trainer to help us build something special. This is an opportunity to grow with a new location and organization and help shape the culture and community of a studio from its very first clients.

Alloy Personal Training offers science-based training protocols delivered through small-group personal training (4–6 clients per session). Unlike large group fitness classes or boot camps, clients receive personalized attention from trainers while building friendships with other clients. As a result, we build our teams with driven, fun-loving, dedicated professionals who want to apply their skills in a rewarding environment and help clients build genuine relationships and a real sense of community.

For this Trainer position, we need someone who loves coaching, thrives on building relationships, and has the drive to help grow the business alongside our Head Trainer and Director of Training. Our daily training programming is built by Alloy's team of degreed exercise physiologists, so you won't be designing workouts from scratch, but bringing that programming to life is where you make your mark. You'll be responsible for making sure every client understands proper technique and movement patterns for the best results, and for modifying workouts on the fly to accommodate injuries, limitations, or individual goals, so every client gets truly personalized coaching.

What You'll Do

You'll spend 10-15 hours per week coaching, with another 5 hours prepping and in team meetings.

• Deliver first-class small-group personal training tailored to each member's needs and injury history
• Build genuine relationships with members that keep them motivated and coming back
• Review weekly workout programming and individual client needs with the other trainers

What We're Looking For

• A genuine love for coaching and helping people reach their fitness goals
• A business-minded attitude — someone who sees the bigger picture and is willing to pitch in wherever needed
• Strong communication, time management, and organizational skills
• Availability for evening and alternating Saturday morning shifts

Qualifications & Requirements

• Must hold a Nationally Recognized Personal Training Certification (NASM, ACSM, NSCA, CSCS, ISSA, NCCPT, NCSF, ACE, etc.) or a Health & Fitness-related 4-year college degree (BS in Kinesiology or Exercise Science preferred)
• Ability to coach, motivate, and connect with a wide range of clients
• Compensation:

$35-$40 per hour, typically 15-20 hours per week.

Pay: $35.00 - $40.00 per hour

Work Location: In person