Job Seekers

The fitness industry has undergone a tremendous surge in recent years, presenting a vast array of diverse career options for both fitness enthusiasts and professionals.

This article is tailored for personal trainers who are on the lookout for personal training jobs. In the fitness industry, personal training positions are abundant, but choosing the right one can be a daunting task.

Opportunities come to us in many ways during our career. Through a job search, through personal referrals, our reputation, blogging, social media and more. From time to time there may be some good-looking opportunities that may require relocation.

Getting Paid What you are Worth Getting “paid what you are worth” is an expression that’s been around forever. Are you getting paid what you’re worth?

Ready to transform your personal training career into a lucrative success story? Look no further! Our latest article on FitnessJobs.com is your ticket to skyrocketing your earnings and achieving financial freedom!

As a personal trainer, you understand the importance of a healthy diet but you can’t seem to find the time every day to prepare healthy meals.

The information below is a chapter from FitnessJobs.com founder, Alan Cohen's eBook: "How to Land Your Dream Fitness Job A Complete Guide to Finding Your Dream Job in the Health and Fitness Industry".

There are approximately 100 million baby boomers in the U.S. This group is expected to live longer than previous generations. This is the largest population segment in our economy and they are seeking professional help for their aging bodies.

If you are interviewing for a personal trainer job than read this quick tip sheet on things you can do to better your chances of getting hired.

There comes a time in everyone's life where they think about owning their own business. For those working in the fitness industry, it probably happens often.

After working in the gym for less than a year, you woke up one day and decided YOU wanted to become a gym manager.

If you are asking that question it may be time to take stock in your career.

When searching for jobs, many candidates apply for jobs only in the mainstream of the industry, which are health clubs.

Getting a foot in the door may mean wading into a pool