World Health Club

-Meeting, engaging and helping people achieve their goals was the best part of the job; managers were fairly relaxed and upbeat, and clients wanted to be there. 

-It was fun to work here, but the pay was really not cutting it. I only began to notice an increase in pay when I was training a lot of clients per week, but it became physically exhausting, even though I consider myself in good condition.
The majority of the money deducted in a PT session goes to the managers, and this is a reason that I moved on from World Health Club and began to train privately. 

-The sales tactics that we were encouraged to use often left clients feeling pressured into buying a service they didn't want.. the rebound of these situations both seen and experienced were off putting.

Working as a personal trainer my day would start as early as 6 am and end as late as 9 pm. I would see and interact with as little as 5 clients up to as many as 12. I enjoyed the job as it afforded me the chance to work with a variety of different people with a variety of goals in mind. Nothing was more satisfying than seeing a client progress (in their goal specified area) and enjoy the sessions with me. I learned many things about myself as a person and people in general.

The hardest part or most challenging part of the job for me was balancing work and personal life. Working six days a week with days as long as 15 hours cut into personal time. My focus and passion towards helping my clients succeed is what drove me to work these hours.

Working at World Health Club was a lot of fun for me. Free membership, mandatory staff fitness classes, monthly staff outings where we often played games, went bowling or did something active outside the gym like rock climbing. Management were really laid back, and my position was initially sales and I didn't really like it after a few months so they gladly offered me a different position in the gym. All of the staff were extremely friendly as well! Definitely a great place to work if you are into fitness :)

Very busy work place with good work ethics, but no real advancement.  Co-workers were great people to work with and we did have a lot of fun.  The hardest part of the job was knowing that in my position there was no room for advancement, the best part of the job was knowing you were able to make a difference in the lives of people.

Responsibilities
•	Petitioned clients to purchase gym memberships through numerous sales tactics. 
•	Participated in a variety of community events to acquire leads.
•	Became proficient at identifying a client’s personality traits to identify commonalities and talking points, minimizing potential barriers while building trust between.

World Health is a great company to work for and have developed great relationships over the pass 34 years . I really enjoy teach fitness classes at World Health, it also keeps me active and healthy. I still like working here because of the relationships I still have with all the members and some have been coming to my classes for 34 years. And that means a lot to the members and myself.

Assisted member-clients in establishing and reaching their fitness/wellness goals. Followed all quality assurance and other policies and procedures of the Fitness Center, maintaining all required certifications. Provided guidance and motivation to member-clients and maintain a safe and clean professional exercise environment

i would proactively seek new clients. Makes calls and set up appointments for potential clients. Walk members through a basic workout. Aggressively seek new members

Working with these companies has been great and I have learned a great amount of valuable skills, knowledge and work ethics that I can utilize, enhance and further develop!

Probably the most uncaring, poorly run, mismanaged on company on all levels I’ve ever been a part of.
Pay was never correct, or on time,
and when you contact head office no one cares about your issues.

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