Group fitness instructors have unique skill sets. They help keep your members happy, engaged, and excited about the experience of working out with others. In addition, they provide a sense of community and camaraderie among members and can help motivate people struggling to stick with their fitness goals. 

Group fitness instructors are in high demand right now. They are the lifeblood of any successful fitness facility, but they're also one of the most challenging positions to fill. It's crucial that you have a solid team of dedicated instructors who can provide exceptional value to your members and keep them coming back for more. So how do you recruit new instructors? 

If you ask any group fitness instructor how they first became interested in teaching group fitness. In that case, you will discover that most were initially contacted by an instructor who said they would make a great group fitness leader. What is important to note is that this instructor took an interest in...

Do you want to get the right feedback from your group fitness class participants? 

It all comes down to asking the right questions!.

However, there are other ways that you can find out where you can improve, have a listen to group fitness experts, Marietta and Maria Teresa, to learn from their thoughts on this topic.

Keen to improve as an Aqua fitness instructor?. Then come and join us at the 2022 AQUA IMMERSION virtual conference  be there on the day or watch the recording, the option is yours.

What are your steps when creating a new Aqua fitness class?

Do you take the long road, the short cut, or nothing at all?
Marietta Mehanni and Maria Teresa Stone, aqua fitness experts share their process on class creation.

We would love to hear what's yours? 

Lacking of ideas? Need some inspiration for your classes? Join us at the 2022 AQUA IMMERSION virtual conference.

Have you ever started doing something and had the best intentions only to lose motivation and give up halfway through? Maybe you started a new exercise program and quit after a few weeks (or days). All along, you know that if you just stuck it out, you would get the results that you desire. But crikey, it's hard to stay consistent long enough.

I have a confession to make: There are times when I really don't want to teach my classes.

Whether it's due to the weather, lack of sleep or just general slothness, I find myself thinking, "Wouldn't it be nice to do nothing." 

Let's face it, fitness is hard for most people. Without some kind of accountability, it's easy to fall off the wagon and then feel overwhelmed by trying to get back on.

For me, being a full-time fitness instructor has been a great way to keep myself on track because when I commit to a class, I turn up for that class. As much as I wish I could have the willpower to go for a run or ride my bike every day, the reality...