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Working within fit body is great in a wide sense. Great people in regards to the clients you meet, there diverse, nice, and very accepting to all that are obviously positive and nice themselves. The operation within itself is very smooth, and in terms of physical labor, there is none. Obviously as a good coach you have to be hands on and make sure safety is present at all time, but other than that, it’s really simple and straight forward. The only difficult thing to some might be the morning shift, waking up everyday to be present for the start of the 5am class can be challenging but all in all if your a morning person it’ll work for you. You get the chance to finish your work day early and plus they offer afternoon times as well where it is way easier to accommodate on the daily! There isn’t much of a career advancement opportunity but if your looking for a place to get used to training people and enhancing and develop skills in regard to dealing with different age groups, then this is a good place to start! 

Working as a floor coach at Fit Body Boot Camp was by far the worst job I’ve had due to unqualified management and a complete lack of structure. The owner had no fitness education, no management experience, and not even a personal training certification, yet constantly interfered in ways that ignored basic fitness regulations. With no clear protocols in place, it was difficult to ensure client safety and success. The only thing that kept me there was my love for the clients and fellow coaches. If you're considering working or training at a Fit Body location, research the owner—lack of education and poor leadership can create an unsafe and unprofessional environment.

Working at Fit Body Boot Camp was a rewarding experience if you love coaching and building relationships with members. The energy from the clients made every day fulfilling, and being able to make a direct impact on their fitness journeys was the best part of the job.
However, the amount of administrative work required outside of coaching was higher than expected, and not always clearly communicated. Additionally, professionalism and leadership can vary by location depending on the owner. Overall, it's a great place for passionate coaches who are prepared for a fast-paced environment and a variety of responsibilities.

Not realistic to only make $300ish a paycheck. Not many hours available and not the best location. Doesn’t have a huge client base and they are standoffish to new staff. Didn’t really learn much during my time as nobody has stayed up to date on current industry standards. Very conservative area and lots of conversations in studio don’t make it feel inclusive or welcome to all. The only plus is if you stay long enough they pay for some CEUs but I would rather just get paid better. $15 an hour is nothing.

Part-time job, easy hours, fun clientele. Pay for this position was very low and not able to keep up with competing gyms. Management is nice to you in person, but when you're not around it's a different story. There will never be advancement for anyone to work there. They will promise you a set amount of hours, but can't fulfill those hours and will short you on checks. Very flirtatious owner which makes it feel like an unsafe environment to work in.   

However The two owners who ran the business where nice and informative, but gave few chances to truly mess up. you can be let go if you where late 3 times in 5 months. 
They where generous in the learning department but in understanding work life balance it wasn’t there additionally they would rather higher part time instead of giving it to other employees and you could have your hours cut to as low as 10 per week. 
Overall not a bad job but it was definitely not the most easy going job. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
The clients and workout. Very fun environment.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The bosses expectations were extremely high.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Family is the theme. But it can be very stressful.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Worked from 6-13 hours a day. It can be tough. Coaching, cleaning, nutrition meetings, work meetings, and very tedious work.

I had a great and caring boss. I came from a bad place where my boss didn’t care about me and when I started working at fit body . I need a boss that showed me every boss is not the same. She was flexible with my schedule, she supposed me with my job and my family. I couldn’t ask for best boss, she gave bonuses and gifts for the holidays. It was really fun there but I had to move so I couldn’t stay. I learned so much with creating workouts and learning different exercises with different equipment. Members was like family .

I really enjoy working at Fit Body. The owner is very business savvy but also truly cares about the clients and employees. She is great with training and support and flexible when it comes to the schedule. The other trainers have been welcoming and helpful, and our admin is kind and very responsive. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
The members are the best. Low pay, doesn’t require a training certification, unappreciated 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Nothing really stressful for me

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
It is not the best environment 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Go in 30 mins ahead of time. Coach, clean, and leave

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