Life Time

I arrive at LifeTime and clock in 10 minutes early so I can put in the benches and get my bin full of toys ready for my lessons. I say hi to my amazing coworkers and when lessons begin I great my kids and walk with them to the lane I'm in. I've worked with kids of all levels, those who are too af...

LifeTime Fitness is a very high end fitness club, so I'd wear something nice for your interview! Just share your passion for teaching and inspiring the youth, and also share experiences for why you chose to want to become a swim instructor. You don't need any experience prior, they will teach you...

You clock in 10-15 minutes before your shift starts, and help clean up the pool deck. Then you go through a rotation with other guards throughout the duration of your shift. You lifeguard for 20 minutes in different positions, and every rotation you get a 20 minute break, in which you fold towels...

First and foremost be professional. Yes you are interviewing for a job where you get to where shorts and a shirt, but take the time to present yourself in a professional way. As far as the interview goes, have a solid understanding of program design and exercise in regards to the general populati...

Make sure you can talk about everything on your resume. Be prepared to discuss your ability to cater to client needs. Be prepared to talk about why you want to work at lifetime and what healthy habits you have. Memorize Lifetime's mission statement. They will test you on it!

Have your workouts prepared for your team Come into the club in uniform and clock-in Set up any equipment needed for the given workout Greet and discuss any information or updates on progress with parents and swimmers Keep track of each swimmer and their progress, keeping in mind which workouts ...

Working as a lifeguard, I would change in the locker room, put a thick layer of sunscreen on (during the outdoor season), and check in at the aquatics office. I would be assigned a starting station and rotate between positions the rest of the shift. During the down rotation, cleaning tasks were a...

In my early position I was given a list of tasks that needed to be accomplished in order to keep moving forward in the possible hiring process. I looked into Lifetime's background in general, and looked at the possible questions and scenarios I would be put in during my interview in order to prep...

The best way to prepare for an interview from lifetime if to be able to know times where you have had to deal with people who are different than you and how you overcame that situation. Many of the questions I was asked during my interview were based of off my previous experience with interacting...

The way I was hired is I first had an over the phone interview with the aquatics manager. It was a quick process (5 minutes) about how I heard about the position and setting up a time for an in person interview. To prepare for the in person interview it is important to highlight your experience i...

Sales, sales, sales! Training accrued clients up to 8-times per day. When you are not training a client, you will be expected to walk the floor and other areas of the club to recruit other potential clients. You will have monthly quotas to meet each month is personal training and supplement sales.

First off, have a positive attitude! You will be working/communicating with different age groups of children, their family members, and other Aquatics employees. It's best to have a confident, positive and authentic attitude. Next I would suggest having your experiences and talents prepared when ...