Cycle Instructor
Life Time Inc. · Missouri City, TX · 2 wk ago
EducationPart-time
About the Role
As a Cycle Instructor, you will coach indoor cycling participants and help our members by educating and connecting them to our industry-leading Core 3 method, which includes Comprehensive Assessments, Personalized Nutrition and Lifestyles, and Customized Workouts.
Life Time offers five results-oriented Signature cycle formats:
- EDG: Energetic and results-driven, EDG Cycle Performers are inspiring coaches. You will guide classes through challenges and drills using fun music to push the pace.
- AMP: High-energy and rhythmic, AMP Performers create a party-like atmosphere. Turn up the music, bring on the movement, and pedal to the beat while guiding followers through calorie-burning cardio.
- PWR: PWR Coaches take riders to the next level with a structured, progressive program that develops endurance and aerobic base to help them hit new PRs on race day.
- EDG Sculpt: EDG Sculpt Performers guide classes through HIIT-style cardio on the bike fused with strength-training segments for a total-body workout using fun music.
- AMP Sculpt: Rhythmic and party-like, this class fuses AMP Cycle with body sculpting for a fun, full-body workout, combining calorie-burning cardio and upper-body sculpting.
Responsibilities
- Act as an entertainer to offer fun and educational Indoor Cycling classes, ensuring clients remain motivated to achieve their personal fitness goals.
- Meet daily class attendance goals and complete all administrative duties.
- Use digital, current, and appropriate music for classes.
- Provide great customer service by responding to members' needs and developing relationships through engaging conversations before and after classes.
Requirements
- High School Diploma or GED.
- 1 year of fitness instructor experience.
- CPR and AED certified within 3 months of hire.
- Nationally recognized Indoor Cycle Instructor, Training, or Coaching Certification (Schwinn Cycling or Stages preferred; Mad Dogg Spinning, Les Mills accepted).
- Ability to routinely lift 50 pounds and occasionally 100 pounds.
- Ability to perform exercises specific to the assigned class.
Preferred Qualifications
- Group Exercise Certification such as National Association of Sports Medicine (NASM), American Council of Exercise (ACE), or American Fitness Aerobic Association (AFAA).