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Certified In-Home Personal Trainer Part Time • Annapolis & Columbia
Anne Arundel Workforce Development Corporation (AAWDC)Annapolis$30–50On-site2d ago
- Employment
- Part-time
About the role
- Certified and love helping people hit goals?
- Want flexibility, autonomy, and stability?
- Tired of the gym grind?
Key Responsibilities
- Competitive pay ($30–$50/hr) + performance bonuses
- Flexible schedule + mobile training freedom
- Paid onboarding and ongoing development
- Growth path into Master Trainer and leadership roles
- Recertification discounts + recognition programs
- Support from a nationwide network of fitness pros
- Deliver creative, high-energy in-home and on-site training sessions
- Design personalized programs using our GYMGUYZ App
- Conduct Reassessments using the GYMGUYZ App
- Manage your schedule efficiently
- Motivate clients, track results, and celebrate wins
- Collaborate with a supportive team that shares your passion
- Represent GYMGUYZ’s core values — Determination, Respect, Integrity, Versatility, Excellence (DRIVE) — in every session
Skills, Knowledge and Expertise
- Nationally recognized personal training certification (NASM, ACE, ISSA, ACSM, etc.)
- CPR/AED certified (required)
- Reliable transportation & willingness to travel between sessions
- Embraces using mobile and web apps (like Mindbody & Trainerize) to manage sessions, client notes, and communication
- Excellent communication, professionalism, and energy
Important Note
- Nationally recognized personal training certification (NASM, ACE, ISSA, ACSM, etc.)
- CPR/AED certified (required)
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