Stretch Practitioner - Hands-On Wellness Role Paid Training Provided

Benefits

• Competitive salary
• Flexible schedule
• Training & development

About the role

At Stretch Zone, this is not a passive role. You'll be on your feet, working hands-on with clients, learning the body, and delivering real results session after session. We're looking for someone who is driven, coachable, and comfortable working physically—not someone looking to "try something new." If you enjoy helping people feel better, can stay focused through a full schedule, and want to build real connections with clients over time, this can turn into a long-term career. We provide paid, in-house certification—what matters more is your mindset and work ethic.

Responsibilities

• Deliver back-to-back assisted stretch sessions using structured protocols (not freestyle stretching)
• Build relationships with members over time
• Maintain high energy through a full schedule (typically 4–12 sessions per day with minimal downtime)
• Support sales through client experience and results
• Track client progress and adjust sessions accordingly
• Create a high-quality, consistent client experience
• Maintain a clean, professional studio environment
• Support member retention and engagement
• Follow protocols while adapting to individual needs
• Take initiative without waiting to be told what to do

Requirements

• Strong work ethic and consistency (non-negotiable)
• Comfortable with physical, hands-on work for extended periods
• Ability to connect with people quickly and build trust
• Self-starter mindset — you don't need to be micromanaged
• Interest in fitness, recovery, or bodywork

Nice to have (not required): Degree in Exercise Science, Kinesiology, or related field; Personal training, massage, or rehab experience.

Why People Stay Here

• Paid certification and ongoing education
• Clear path for growth and advancement
• High-impact work—you see results immediately
• Team environment that actually supports development

Important Notes

This role requires being on your feet most of the day, working closely with people physically, and maintaining energy and professionalism consistently. It is not an easy or low-effort position; it is suited for those looking to grow, learn, and build a long-term career.