Group Fitness Instructor - Zumba
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YWCA TULSA INC
Tulsa, OK, US
Summary
The instructor is responsible for leading safe and effective Zumba classes while interacting with participants to meet their fitness needs. They must also promote YWCA programs and maintain a consistent, positive presence in the facility.
Job Description
Job Details: Job Location: East Center - Tulsa, OK, Salary Range: $25.00 - $30.00Hourly, YWCA Tulsa JOB DESCRIPTION
Job Title:
Group Fitness Instructor
FLSA Status:
Nonexempt
Reports To:
Fitness Manager
Department:
Health and Wellness
Position Description:
Responsible for providing safe and effective exercise classes which meets the needs of those participating. Availability is Monday through Friday, mornings. Current Zumba license and current CPR certification, with the ability to work mornings and potentially cover evenings when needed. High energy and provide a safe, fun Zumba workout!
Principal Responsibilities and Duties:
Interact with participants, responding to their basic fitness needs.
Instruct participants on proper fitness.
Promote health & wellness through exercise.
Promote the YWCA and its programs to members.
Must be dedicated to promptly attend class, which has been assigned on a consistent basis.
Responsible for finding a replacement/substitute teacher for class(s) when needed.
Have a positive attitude and be a team player.
Enjoy working with people of all ages and abilities.
Maintain certification from an accredited organization (AFAA, ACE, ACSM)
Miscellaneous duties as assigned.
Qualifications:
Required Qualifications:
Ability to instruct classes.
Ability to communicate with participants and other staff members.
Ability to demonstrate safe and proper exercise techniques.
Effective oral and physical communication skills, especially as required in demonstrating and instructing participants on safe exercises.
Education/Experience:
Teaching experience preferred.
Certification from an accredited fitness organization (AFAA, ACE, ACSM)
CPR and First Aid Certification.
Physical Requirements:
Activity
Time
Hearing, as in listening to normal conversation, including one-on-one conversations, discussions in meetings and/or telephone conversations.
60%
Seeing basic written information and instructions.
30%
Communication orally, expressing and exchanging ideas through oral communications, as in communicating instructions.
100%
Exerting energy for light to medium work.
100%
Since its founding in 1914, YWCA Tulsa has continually adapted to the challenges of an evolving society and continued to serve the needs of women, their families and the community of Tulsa. In its earliest years, YWCA Tulsa offered inexpensive meals, lodging and occupational training to young women working to better their lives in a vibrant, growing city. In 1921, YWCA Tulsa opened a center in north Tulsa to provide housing, food and job training for young African American women left homeless by the Race Massacre. In the 1930s, we helped hundreds of women and their families survive the ravages of the Great Depression. In more recent years, the YWCA has guided women through times of crisis, helped newcomers to America find their way in a bewildering new culture, and provided a variety of opportunities to help the young, the old and the physically disadvantaged reach their full potential.
Today, the YWCA focuses on services for the immigrants and refugees in our community, as well as on providing services through our two community centers. This year, YWCA Tulsa will serve more than 13,000 Tulsans through services provided through our community centers.
YWCA Tulsa is a proud member association of YWCA USA.
Founded
1914
Company size
51-200 employees
Industry
Civic and Social Organizations
Org type
Nonprofit
Headquarters
Tulsa, OK
Since its founding in 1914, YWCA Tulsa has continually adapted to the challenges of an evolving society and continued to serve the needs of women, their families and the community of Tulsa. In its earliest years, YWCA Tulsa offered inexpensive meals, lodging and occupational training to young women working to better their lives in a vibrant, growing city. In 1921, YWCA Tulsa opened a center in north Tulsa to provide housing, food and job training for young African American women left homeless by the Race Massacre. In the 1930s, we helped hundreds of women and their families survive the ravages of the Great Depression. In more recent years, the YWCA has guided women through times of crisis, helped newcomers to America find their way in a bewildering new culture, and provided a variety of opportunities to help the young, the old and the physically disadvantaged reach their full potential.
Today, the YWCA focuses on services for the immigrants and refugees in our community, as well as on providing services through our two community centers. This year, YWCA Tulsa will serve more than 13,000 Tulsans through services provided through our community centers.
YWCA Tulsa is a proud member association of YWCA USA.
Founded
1914
Company size
51-200 employees
Industry
Civic and Social Organizations
Org type
Nonprofit
Headquarters
Tulsa, OK
