I practiced in the gym. Although I am not a staff member, I know something about the gym. After all, I often exercise. There are only a few jobs in the gym:

Front desk (usually a beautiful young woman)

Member consultant (fitness card sales business)

Full-time personal trainer (selling courses for a living)

Full-time tour lectures (courses are sold even if they are paid, and even some gym tour instructors are personal trainers in rotation)

Instructor in class (such as bicycle lessons and aerobics, usually part-time)

Coach director (basically climbed up from a personal trainer)

Nutritionist (mainly to provide nutritional advice to guests or sell some milkshakes, egg protein powder and so on)

Cleaning staff (needless to say)

There are also some handymen (such as those who look after the clothes storage room, those who get some equipment, and Uncle Line).

Were you in a sports school before? How about physical fitness? How old is it? If you can't meet the requirements of being a fitness instructor, then there is only one position suitable for you, and that is the member consultant of the gym. You can't be a boy as a receptionist, can you? Right? Besides, the salary is low, and the member consultant is better. To put it bluntly, it is the sales business of the gym, which basically depends on your personal ability. Of course, it also depends on whether you are interested in sales. After all, some people are naturally good at talking, while others are unwilling to communicate with others.

Fuzhou, if you want to find a job, I do have a position here. I don't know if you'd like to come and find out. You can contact me if you are interested. What's my number? 1*5*8*8*0*0*9*7*0* 1*7