Uncommon
Freelance Personal Trainer
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Company Description
Uncommon is a new kind of athletic club that combines high-performance training with distinctive design and a strong sense of community. Inspired by the golden era of sport and physical culture, it offers spaces where serious coaching meets an environment people are proud to belong to. Members follow structured programmes across strength, conditioning, endurance, running and combat, supported by assessments, testing and tailored guidance. Uncommon focuses on purposeful training that still preserves the enjoyment, identity and culture that make sport compelling. It is built for people who expect more from their training experience, both in outcomes and atmosphere.
Role Description
The Freelance Personal Trainer will deliver high-quality, in-person coaching sessions to members, helping them follow structured strength, conditioning, endurance, running and combat programmes. Day-to-day responsibilities include:
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- Conducting fitness assessments
- Designing progressive training plans
- Leading one-to-one and small-group sessions
- Monitoring member progress to adjust programming as needed
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The trainer will provide practical guidance on movement technique, recovery and basic nutrition support aligned with Uncommon’s performance-led philosophy. The role also involves contributing to the club culture by fostering a welcoming, motivating environment and collaborating with other coaches to ensure a consistent training experience. This is a full-time, on-site role.
Qualifications
- Demonstrated expertise in Personal Training and Fitness Instruction, including creating and delivering individualized and group training programmes.
- Experience with Group Coaching, with the ability to design varied, performance-focused sessions for different ability levels.
- Working knowledge of Nutrition as it relates to training, recovery and performance, and ability to offer practical, evidence-informed guidance.
- Recognized fitness or personal training certification (e.g., Level 3 Personal Trainer or equivalent) and current first aid/CPR certification.
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to build rapport, motivate members and work effectively within a coaching team.
- Experience in performance-led or boutique training environments is beneficial, as is familiarity with strength and conditioning principles.
- Ability to work flexible hours, including early mornings, evenings and weekends, in line with member demand.
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