Brocket Hall
Professional Fitness Coach & Personal Trainer

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Brocket Hall
Brocket Hall is the prestigious home of two championship golf courses, a world-class driving range, the renowned Phil Kenyon Putting Studio, and a premier par 3 academy with a short game area. We are thrilled to have our partnership with Technology and the launch of our performance gym, which features state-of-the-art facilities and advanced technologies designed to introduce an innovative approach to fitness and healthier living while also improving golfers' performance.
About the Role
If you are a qualified coach or personal trainer with a passion for fitness and lifestyle, and you demonstrate high energy, professionalism, and a sincere dedication to achieving results, we want to hear from you. We are particularly interested in candidates with certifications in Pilates, Yoga, Strength & Conditioning, Spin, HIIT/Circuits, Mobility & Recovery, Small Group/ Personal Training, or Golf Fitness/Performance. We invite all enthusiastic individuals committed to fitness and lifestyle coaching to join us for a discussion.
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Key Responsibilities
- Complete daily gym-floor duties, including opening and closing checks, maintaining cleanliness and presentation, returning equipment and weights to their correct locations, and ensuring the gym remains tidy and safe.
- Deliver high-quality one-to-one and small-group coaching sessions.
- Create tailored training programmes, monitor performance and track client progress.
- Build strong relationships with members and support engagement, retention and follow-up.
- Regularly inspect gym equipment, report faults or maintenance concerns promptly, and prevent unsafe equipment from being used.
- Maintain a visible presence on the gym floor, welcome members, offer assistance and provide guidance on the safe and effective use of equipment.
- Deliver member inductions, fitness assessments and programme reviews when required.
- Support the delivery of the class timetable, member programmes, events and other fitness activities as required.
- Follow all health and safety requirements, site rules and operating procedures.
- Maintain accurate coaching, client and operational records where required.
- Represent the brand professionally and provide excellent customer service at all times.


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Requirements
- Qualified coach/instructor (discipline-relevant certification required).
- Strong coaching presence: confident, motivating, and client-focused.
- Reliable, punctual, and well-organised with bookings and session notes.
- Good understanding of safe training practice and member care.
- First Aid qualification preferred (or willingness to obtain).
- Appropriate insurance and right to work documentation.
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