Water Aerobics Instructor

A Water Aerobics Instructor leads aquatic fitness classes, designing safe, engaging workouts for various fitness levels to improve cardiovascular endurance and muscle strength. Responsibilities include demonstrating exercises, managing pool safety, and providing high-energy instruction, usually requiring CPR/AED certification and relevant group fitness experience. Key Responsibilities and Duties: Class Instruction: Plan and lead structured, high-energy, and effective water fitness sessions that include warm-up, cardio, toning, and cool-down components. Safety Management: Enforce safety standards, supervise all participants, monitor the pool environment, and respond appropriately to emergencies. Participant Care: Modify exercises to accommodate different fitness levels, educate participants on proper form and body mechanics, and foster an inclusive environment. Equipment Maintenance: Set up, clean, and store aquatic equipment (e.g., dumbbells, noodles, boards) before and after class. Administrative Duties: Maintain accurate attendance records, report accidents, and secure substitute instructors when needed. Required Qualifications and Skills: Certifications: Active CPR/AED and First Aid certifications are required, usually with a recognized Water Fitness Certification (e.g., AEA, AFAA, ACE). Experience: Previous experience (often 6 months to 2 years) instructing group exercise or water aerobics. Physical Ability: Must be in good physical condition to demonstrate exercises, often in the water or on deck, and able to lift equipment, typically at least 10–25 lbs. Communication: Strong interpersonal skills to motivate participants, build community, and handle questions. Working Conditions: Environment: Outdoor swimming pools, which can be noisy and humid. Schedule: Part-time hours, often including early mornings, evenings, or weekends. #J-18808-Ljbffr Gaillardia Country Club