Assistant Studio Manager

Assistant Studio Manager – BODY20® BODY20® is a high‑tech boutique fitness studio that uses FDA‑cleared Electro‑Muscle Stimulation (EMS) suits to deliver powerful results in just 20 minutes a week. We combine innovation, coaching, and community to help every BODY unlock its full potential. About the Role The Assistant Studio Manager supports studio operations, drives membership sales, and delivers high‑quality 1‑to‑1 BODY20 EMS sessions. The role combines leadership, sales, and coaching responsibilities in a hybrid format. Responsibilities Drive personal membership sales through in‑studio sales consultations. Manage the sales funnel by contacting leads via calls, texts, and email to book demonstration workouts. Deliver safe, effective, and personalized 1‑on‑1 BODY20 coaching sessions when required. Build strong client relationships and ensure an exceptional in‑studio experience. Support local marketing events and grassroots lead generation efforts. Maintain studio cleanliness, organization, and equipment standards. Assist in other studio operations to grow the business. Qualifications 1+ year of experience in fitness, sales, coaching, or studio operations. Certified Personal Trainer (CPT) through NASM, ACE, ISSA, ACSM, NSCA, or equivalent (optional, but preferred). Energetic, team‑oriented, sales‑driven, and passionate about helping people succeed. Compensation & Schedule Schedule: Part‑time initially, potential transition to full time. Compensation: $15–$20 per hour plus bonus opportunities. Benefits Competitive hourly pay + bonus opportunities Free access to BODY20 EMS technology Career advancement opportunities Fun, supportive, high‑energy studio environment Independent franchise studio. Apply directly to the studio owner. All hiring decisions are made by the owner or its management. This BODY20 franchised studio is independently owned and operated under license by BODY20 Global USA LLC. The franchisor does not control employment practices. All inquiries about employment at this BODY20 franchised studio should be made directly to the studio owner, not to the franchisor. #J-18808-Ljbffr