personal trainer

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front desk agent

sales associate

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Title Boxing Club

If you're considering working for title boxing club in Arden Hills, Coon Rapids, or Rogers I highly suggest you find some where else because you will definitely regret working for them.  During the interview the owner told me I could make my own schedule and had so many opportunities to make extra money by training and doing classes. After starting the position I was told I had to work every evening shift until close unless a first time work out was scheduled in the morning. I would then have to be there in the morning have a 3 hour lunch break and still be back for closing shift. I was never trained in for doing the classes and was never even able to use my PT cert for training. I was constantly being scolded in group setting in front of my peers for wanting days off because I worked 6-7 days a week. I was also on salary and was told during holiday weeks (also vacation weeks or when sick) that If I didn't make 40 hours for the week they were only going to pay me hourly for the hours I did complete unless I made those hours up the following week with no over time pay. They messed up my paycheck several time and had to pay me via paper check which they wrote for the exact amount I was paid after taxes so that they didn't have to pay any of the taxes for that amount and also shorted me on several pay checks and when I brought that up they would either explain that I didn't work 85-90 hours for that pay period or just ignored me. I was also told that they had health benefits but when I started working there I later found out that they actually don't have any benefits like a lot of other companies have for employees. The owners constantly made me feel not good enough and I was even scared to tell them I was quitting in fear of how they would act. I feel bad for anyone who becomes employed at this place being lured in by all their lies and false positivity. I have never in my life hated working at a job so much. All of the trainers were great people to work with and I loved being around them but the owners micromanaged everything their staff did and made every one feel unappreciated.The don't care about any of their staff or the members. They just see every one as a dollar sign whether you're making them money or costing them money.

A typical day for myself begins when I come in at 12:30. Generally the first thing I do is a overall club check. This includes making sure it is clean and tidy, fully stocked, reviewing the notes left by the previous night's closer, etc. 
   Members start to come in at 5 for the afternoon classes and during this time I am focused on member interaction. Reinforcing our welcoming, energetic and fun environment is important; we try to make every member feel special and motivated to be there!
   During the course of the evening we address any member questions/concerns. This could be from answering phone calls, texting a member, or having  them in person at the front desk. During this time we also have staff teaching, while other staff are giving club tours. To finish the evening we do a closing sheet, check the club is in good condition, and call it a night.   


   Workplace culture at our club is positive and upbeat. We encourage our trainers to interact with the members but also the other trainers. Through this interaction they trade routines, ideas, and build a strong team dynamic. Without our trainers the club couldn't operate so we want to make the trainers truly feel the appreciation we have for them.

   The hardest part of the job is handling distressed or unhappy members. While it is still a relatively uncommon occurrence, we never want a member to leave dissatisfied. In hopes to reach a resolution, we try to be as fair as possible when addressing issues they have regarding contract terms, membership, classes, etc.

   The most enjoyable aspect of the job by far us when members come up to us happily exclaiming that they reached their weight loss goal/muscle build up/increased endurance. Seeing them accomplish, or push past, their goal is the most rewarding feeling anyone in the fitness industry could ask for.

It is a service business and high expectations from members. It's a fast paced environment which requires you to hustle. There is unlimited opportunity but you need to be energetic and you will earn and learn new skill sets. Like any career job you need to prepare, follow through and be productive. For trainers and sales people there are additional earning opportunities. If you are an individual who just wants to wait for it to come to you, you won't be as successful. If you are positive, have the urge to help people and show them how great the facility/environment is, you will succeed. This is NO different than any other workplace. It's not about the management team it's about the members and providing them the best experience and helping new prospective members achieve goals. When team members show up late or no show it affects all the rest. Unfortunate but true. 

There is a learning curve. 3 months is usually the average for sales. After that point you'll start to get into a rhythm and earnings increase. You start to feel more productive and start getting more in tune with what prospective members are looking for and how the facility can help them.

For trainers, they have the opportunity to earn more with helping members. Private and small group training available. Usually takes a few months to really understand and get comfortable with what the training is.  Some trainers train because they enjoy it. Other trainers want to do more to increase earning opportunity. 

The environment is fast paced. You are dealing with customer schedules that don't always align with team schedules. It's an amazing experience and you will learn a tremendous amount. It's far more than just working at a gym. Amazing members and being part of a system that delivers a great experience. Positive attitude goes a long way.

Ownership had no tracking metrics for the content I produced. I was on schedule as a sales rep but was expected to manage social media, take photo and video, produce digital flyers and promos, and coordinate events, a lot of which I did remotely. Since the only thing that I clocked in and out for were my sales shifts, it made it pretty easy for ownership not to pay me what was promised via our contract for content. I was paid one check for digital content over the course of 3 months. The $200 on that check was a joke given the thousands of dollars worth of content I produced, the wear and tear on my equipment, the hours off the clock I worked, and the cost of travel. It was truly insulting. When I questioned ownership about not being paid, they became difficult to work with. They were catty and childish, wouldn't respond to emails in a timely fashion. It was a nightmare. To top it off, after I left they didn't give me my last commission check, which included an entire month worth of sales. That month I was the only sales rep at my location most days, working full time plus OT. They said commissions were only awarded to current employees as if commissions weren't earned wages that were owed to me. I've never dealt with such unprofessionalism. It was a relief to go. I didn't take them to court or fight for the wages lost because my time there wasnt worth reliving. Hopefully this review will act as a forewarning for anybody in media arts or digital content to think twice before accepting work here. Know your worth, stay true to your rates. Don't let anybody lowball you that has no idea all that you put in to your work. Lastly, don't sign a contract that seems shady....it probably is.

I fell in love with Title Boxing Club as soon as I walked through the door. A typical day at work consisted of contacted prospects and getting them back into the facility, cleaning, sales making, and then whenever I had downtime, I used it to shop online for more retail to sell, contact previous prospects, and to reach out to other company's in the area to create a partnership. I learned a lot more about myself through Title than anything. Title took me completely out of my own comfort zone where when I started, I was terrified to even talk to people, and now I can confidently sell memberships and retail to the point where it never sounds scripted or shady. The management is absolutely incredible and they will do anything to help me and my coworkers grow and become more successful. The environment is extremely upbeat and positive, there's absolutely no negativity allowed. The hardest part of the job is the sales aspect because every month we have our goals and some months are slower than others where people don't want to work out for the summer or some people travel consistently, etc.,  meaning less memberships for that month.

I've been working at Title Boxing for six months now and I love my job. Prior to interviewing at Title Boxing I had precisely one years worth of experience as a kickboxing coach at ilovekickboxing. It was more than enough experience. Working at title is a big step up because they allow you to be a personal trainer inside of their gym. this allows you to gain experience and grow as a martial artist while at the same time teaching your members the valuable skills of boxing or kickboxing. Not only are you making an impact on somebody else's life by teaching them self-defense and to have confidence in their hands but you are also generating bonus pay. This job is very rewarding because of the atmosphere. Being a trainer at title is supposed to be fun, members leave feeling exhausted and eager for more. Working in the studio has made a positive impact on my life because I am constantly working out and pushing myself so I am in the best shape of my life. My body is healthy and performs at peak levels and my work is fun, what more could you ask for out of a job. 

TITLE is a fun and exciting place to come and exercise with friends or individually. Burn 1,000 calories in our power hour classes, take advanced boxing, suspension training, or strength and conditioning classes regularly in addition to the 35 pour hour classes provided every week. Along with yoga fusion boxing classes, glow in the dark boxing classes, hikes and member mixers, TITLE Boxing Club has everything you need to reach your goals.

I love this job. We work as a team every day to better this club. I generally teach power hour boxing and kickboxing classes 4 to 5 times a week along with training personal clients as well. Mamagment is wonderful and always willing to help. The culture of TITLE is unlike any other, with a club family feeling. Both members and trainers, TITLE is one big family. The hardest part of this job is always coming up with something fresh and new to keep the classes exciting and fun. The easiest part is teching class! I love boxing and our TITLE family so much, every day at work is enjoyable for me. I would reccomend this company to anyone looking for a great gym or a personal training position.

I loved working here initially, but none of my efforts I put in for the business as time passed to potentially grow within the company was never noticed or was taken credit by one of the managers that worked with me in that time period. Owners only will see you as a number and not as a person almost the time and don't know how to keep there employees satisfied in there NoVA locations. They make poor choices and try to keep the wrong management team that isn’t respectful nor trustful, which results to loosing good employees that could’ve helped grow there business if they cooperated and be more optimistic. They as well pay less than other boxing related gyms, especially since they aren’t doing that good anymore. Despite that, current members and culture is amazing to build relationships with. So if you’re looking for a random job to add spice to your everyday schedule or are looking for a good job to keep you busy when you’re retired.. this job is for you! Approach with your own discretion. 

The earliest evidence of rules for the sport comes from ancient Greece. These ancient contests had no rounds; they continued until one man either acknowledged defeat by holding up a finger or was unable to continue. Clinching (holding an opponent at close quarters with one or both arms) was strictly forbidden. Contests were held outdoors, which added the challenge of intense heat and bright sunlight to the fight. Contestants represented all social classes; in the early years of the major athletic festivals, a preponderance of the boxers came from wealthy and distinguished backgrounds.

The Greeks considered boxing the most injurious of their sports. A 1st-century-BCE inscription praising a pugilist states, “A boxer’s victory is gained in blood.” In fact, Greek literature offers much evidence that the sport caused disfigurement and, occasionally, even death. An amazingly bloody bout is recounted by Homer in the Iliad 

I learned many things from working for this company.  I quickly moved from a front desk sales position to management.  I became educated with Microsoft Excel, and marketing through social media.  The hardest part of the job was the inexperience of our owner.  This was her first time ever working with people and she tried to manage and oversee everything herself for two separate locations.  She usually had a knee-jerk response when things didn't go her way.  Instead of constructive criticism, she usually would only yell during our sales meetings which resulted only in defeating the spirit of the staff.  
My favorite part was learning to teach boxing/kickboxing classes to a group.  I also learned different types of cardio/fitness principles and made some great connections in the health/service industries.

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