Head Coach Park City, UT, 84098, Park City

Head Coach

Full Time • Park City, UT, 84098, Park City
Benefits:
  • 401(k)
  • 401(k) matching
  • Competitive salary
  • Free uniforms
  • Opportunity for advancement
  • Paid time off
  • Training & development
  • Wellness resources
Head Coach Role Objectives:
  • Continually assess and improve the quality of coaching 
  • Foster and sustain a high rate of member utilization (workouts/week) 
  • Encourage active member involvement in both internal and external events 
  • Maintain a high level of in studio engagement
Responsibilities: (averages 30 hours/week)
  • Coach a minimum of 15 classes per week 
  • Coach Development through taking class of home studio coaches once per week 
  • Average should be 3 classes per week studios may have more coaches more coaches and will see every coach bi-weekly 
  • Clock in hours: 8-10 hours per week of admin 
  • Hourly broken down monthly below 
Monthly Tasks:
  • Continually assess and improve the quality of coaching (24 hours per month): 
  • Coach Development and ongoing Learning/Training: 
  • Take class once per week of home studio coaches (average 3 classes per week) complete after class survey and/or comment section and give feedback to coach after class (must be completed 1 hour or less after class end time) 
  • New Coach Training and Shadow Process (as applicable) 
  • Oversee coach intro process to ensure and uphold a minimum of 50% closing as a coaching team 
  • Ensure coaches watch monthly Corporate Template Webinar 
Foster and sustain a high rate of member utilization (21 hours):
  • Class Prep and soft cleaning (6 hours) 
  • Clocking in 30 minutes before class (in studio only) block change and/or 30 minutes after end of day cleaning/ midday cleaning 
  • Member outreach/ Portal Calls (5 hours): 
  • As assigned by current studio or overall needs 
  • Cross Regional Emails (as applicable) 
Responsible to the following KPIs (3 hours):
  • Workout/member/week 
  • HRM usage 
  • 120 Retention 
  • Attrition 
  • Closing % 
  • Scheduling Efficiency (4 hours): 
  • Completed in MBO and scheduler (quarterly) with monthly change approvals 
  • Ensure coaches are in blocks to drive utilization 
In Studio (3 hours):
  • Monthly Deep Cleans 
  • Preventative Maintenance and repairs as needed 
Encourage active member involvement in both internal and external events (5 hours):
  • Meet and/or exceed the goal of internal and external events such as transformation challenge, Dri tri, hell week, mayhem etc. 
  • Participate in and oversee coaches in member driven social post such as benchmarks, coach tips 
Maintain a high level of in Studio Engagement (12 Hours):
  • Weekly/Monthly Meetings 
  • Weekly Head Coach Calls 
  • Weekly 1:1 with Studio Manager 
  • Monthly Orange Nation, workshops and Template Webinar 
  • Monthly All staff and Leadership Meetings 
Quarterly Meetings:
  • Formal Coach 1:1 
  • Fitness Regional 1:1 
Compensation: $40.00 - $65.00 per hour

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.





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Flexible Schedules
Workout for Free
Fitness casual dress-code
Passionate, collaborative work environment