Bally Total Fitness Employer Reviews

Checking in club members.
Exercise matters.
Hardest part was when it would get busy the number of people that would need to be checked in was a little overwhelming,
I enjoyed the atmosphere of the gym and my co workers,

Personal Bankers sell retail banking products and services to customers and prospects. Manages customer portfolio, services relationships and cross-sells all products and services. Provides broad base of financial and credit services with the goals of acquiring 100% of the customers' business. Develops and maintains relationships with Wells Fargo partners – more... to maximize sales opportunities and achieve minimum sales standards. Uses profiling analysis tools to identify cross sell opportunities and makes outbound sales calls typically by phone to increase product per customer ratio. May handle cash transactions. May spend up to 30% of time completing service-related tasks. – less

Best job ive ever had, fun, fast work enviroment. Before i worked there i used to be at ballys every single day for hours. Then finally decided to ask for a job, took me 3 months of asking before they finally decided to let me in. I had just turned 18 and i loved working out and thought i was going to be hanging out like all of the other people that – more... worked there but i was wrong, that place was sales sales sales but it was so much fun, the rankings were the most motivating. They make you work hard but pay you as hard as they make you work, we attended Bally Employee Parties, Award Ceremonies, Training and corporate events were you met with alot of the big guys in the company. I would just some times just show up to work on my days off to be at work because i loved it. Stay extra hours. I was 18 years old by the age of 19 i have already made more than 50,000 withought being a general manager.
Receptionist and juice bar girls were always young fit and good looking and treated the sales people lime gods lol awesome job, not going to lie, i felt like a rockstar! Ha! – less

Need I say more? It was an ok place to work. Pay wasn't great, but at least there was the option for commission. Company lacked communication to employees, which led to facility being sold from right underneath us with no warning.

Guide members in order to help them accomplish their goals.

Working with customers and staff was the best part of the job.I learned a lot about sales,exercise,healthy eating.Multitasking was a welcomed challenge and I learned to be proficient with every aspect of the job so that I could best serve my customers

I enjoyed this job because I got to see all walks of life come in. They gave you a free fitness membership, and there was always room for advancement.

I will start by saying that it could have been a problem unique to the club where I worked, but Bally Total Fitness was not a good company to work for as a personal trainer. Although I learned a lot about selling training the focus was never on providing good service to the clients.

I manage 900-1100 new members every day, up to 40 trainers at a time and 24 group excercize instructors. I train clients everyday and keep track of projections and budgets. I manage new member profiles and help new trainers get acclimated to their new jobs.

• Ensured club members were provided with the best satisfaction. Trained, supervised and motivated employees using corporate policies; responsible for ensuring the club was opened and all items were available for the customers, received membership payment from club members and ensured funds were transferred to main office. Managed and audited new contracts – more... of members in accordance with company policies. – less

Assisted all gym members with operational needs and concerns regarding equipment and company rules and regulations.
Created and developed customized exercise and gym membership programs in order to help meet the customers' own fitness needs and budget.
Ensured the gym facility was clean and presentable during hours of operation.

Didn't get to work there for a long time but the time I was there I enjoyed it and learned so many new skills.

As a personal trainer you would give workouts to perspective clients as well as help with front desk duties. Learned a lot about nutrition and healthy lifestyle choices. Management was very caring and helpful. Co-workers were very forthcoming as well. The hardest part of the job was creating steady income. The most enjoyable was the workplace and people.

From low pay to shaky management, it was not a good company. Bally's was always restructuring management and firing people. Giving less and charging more.

A very fun day. Some days were good and bad but however a laid back job.
I learned how to recruit guest to joining gym and closing them out.
The manager was awesome, very funny, and friendly. Always helped out clients in any way he could.
My co workers were always energetic willing and able to work.
The hardest part of the job was when the gym was slow – more... and barely any guest would try and sign up during the winter.
The enjoyable part was meeting the gym's revenue. – less

Watching children, answering phone's, to have good customer Service, to treat your co worker with Repect, learn how to work together with your co workers, I enjoy my Job ,Taking care of the Children's

Worked with client with and and without disabilities. I aslo sol gym memberships and personal training packages.

Sales and Interpersonal Communication Experience
Conduct fitness consultations and assessments
Develop unique and individualized programs that ensure client safety, satisfaction, and enhancement of
personal fitness goals
Ensure safe and effective use of equipment
Maintain client base through consistent prospecting and sales activities

This company is a good business, I learned how to do sales of memeberships, how to overcome objections and push a sale on customers. Its a fast paced environment with a lot of pressure to sell. A lot of cold calling.

I did enjoy the every day challenge of helping individuals pursue their fitness goals. Our main goal was to sell memberships, that was it. The pay was ok, but with my family growing I had to pursue other avenues. That is when I started my second job at Fred Loya Insurance.