F45 created a Department of Defense (DoD) approved SkillBridge Fitness Internship Training Program that helps active duty service members convert their military experience into the fitness industry with F45…prior to being discharged from active duty service. If you are currently on active duty and looking to join our F45 SkillBridge Program, please submit your application to this F45 Military Host studio to be considered.

Military Interns can be placed at F45 Military host studios for up to 6 months (180 days) at no cost to the host studio. The purpose of the internship is to train, educate, and prepare interns to be considered for employment at an F45 location upon completion of their internship. Upon completing the F45 SkillBridge Program, participants will be Certified Personal Trainers (CPTs) and will be considered for employment.

Responsibilities

Interning/assisting with coaching and motivating members of the studio while leading them through predetermined workouts
Interning/assisting with conducting in person, goal-oriented consultations with all trial members
Interning/assisting while learning the knowledge and ability to correct exercise form to prevent injuries
Interning/assisting with promoting and selling F45 services in the studio, which assist in membership growth and retention
Interning/assisting with light service desk responsibilities
Interning/assisting with demonstrating and completing every exercise in the workouts with perfect form
Interning/assisting with giving regressions and progressions for all exercises
Interning/assisting with set up, break down, clean and store away equipment around studio floor before and/ or after classes
Interning/assisting with any/all day-to-day responsibilities determined by the studio owner(s), studio manager(s), head trainer(s), and coach(es) in order to deliver the worlds best workout

Qualifications

A US Military service member, currently on active duty
Actively working towards obtaining and completing their Fitness Certification, CPR Certification, First Aid Certification, and AED Certification within the first eight weeks of their internship

Certifications

Within the first eight weeks, obtain a nationally accredited fitness certification (i.e. ISSA, NSA, ACE, ACSM, PTA Global, NASM, AFAA, etc.)
Within the first eight weeks, obtain a current CPR/First Aid/AED certification

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

We embody and live our brand. We are natural team players who have big ideas. We know that a strong team is a diverse team, and we use diversity as a means to get creative and build a company that changes lives. Most importantly, at F45, we care about each other. We have fun, solve problems and hand out a ton of high-fives.

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Our mission at F45 is to create the world’s greatest workout. This isn’t only about creating an unbelievable fitness experience—it’s about building a community and culture. As evidenced by HQ and every F45 studio around the world, culture isn’t just about appearance. It’s about our core beliefs, how we treat each other, how we make decisions, and most importantly, bringing a sense of fun and friendship to everything we do.

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