Crunch Fitness
Crunch Fitness Employee Reviews
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Just like One Life
Personal Trainer (Former Employee) – Vienna, VA – July 25, 2018
I work for Onelife fitness and Crunch fitness, however the pay is difference however we all have the same goals to hit. If you have to chose between the two , go with OneLife , the pay is better. Crunch Fitness is very nice atmosphere , not much equipment likes One Life. Other then , its not much too say because its like Onelife .
Relaxed, No Pressure position
Member Services Representative (Current Employee) – Hamburg, NY – December 8, 2018
Crunch is a great part time position, but very little room for advancement within the company. Originally hired at 40 hours per week, was cut down to 11, and then I quit due to poor management. I came back to Crunch after management was reestablished, but new manager does not enforce any type of rules and guidelines consistently, making it a very stressful environment for me.
Typical Big Box
Fitness Manager (Former Employee) – Simi Valley, CA – December 6, 2018
Not a horrible gym if you want to make as little as possible for the amount of hours you work. If you don't hit goal, you don't get your bonus. Which most of the time the goals are so high you can't hit them. Good luck
Good place to work
Front Desk Associate/ Child Care (Current Employee) – Fort Myers, FL – November 26, 2018
Fun, easy job. No benefits because it is a part-time job. Management was great and everyone got along nicely. I would recommend working here. You won't be disappointed.
Failing Business
Sales Associate/Maintenance Tech (Former Employee) – Naples, FL – November 21, 2018
Crunch has been failing ever since Planet Fitness opened up nearby. They've slashed prices by %15 for the best membership and still had more than twice as many cancellations as sign ups. The reason for this is poor management. Terrible facility upkeep with broken and dangerous machines. Perverts on staff her as well.
Pros
Nothing positive to say, other than that the members themselves were aawesome
Cons
Literally everything else abiut the job.
Fun environment, helps the tough days feel better
Club Cleaner (Former Employee) – Tampa, FL – November 13, 2018
Always on the go, always something to clean and maintain, get to meet various people and attitudes to further social development. Staff is usually pretty high energy and management is very friendly and upfront with their expectations. The only inconsistency is approach from location to location.
Pros
Discount, free membership, semi-flexible scheduling
Cons
Club Cleaners should be renamed Club Babysitters
Collaborative and team effort work place
Front Desk Associate (Former Employee) – Richmond Hill, NY – November 6, 2018
The work day was fun but also stressful, stressful in the sense of keeping up with all the members that showed up and had problems/ concerns. During peak hours we had a sudden rush of members that showed up, we needed to sell memberships and personal training packages. I am thankful for having the staff that I worked with because they helped out a lot and were always there when needed. I learned how to manage front desk alone, how to sign up members and purchase packages. I also learned how to pass over concerns members had to a manager. The hardest part of the job was trying to fulfill all of the members needs and the most enjoyable part was getting complimented by members for the great customer service front desk provided.
Favortism and lack of management skills
Front Desk Staff and HIIT Zone Instructor (Former Employee) – Middletown, NY 10940 – November 2, 2018
The managerial staff have not been trained on how to manage. They care more about their favorite staff members than the members. All the managers are personal trainers who have no business dealing with the public. Additionally, there have been many members duplicately charged and crunch refuses to fix it
The staff turnover rate is extremely high causing members to quit. There is no employee handbook so any rules are made on the cuff.
The staff turnover rate is extremely high causing members to quit. There is no employee handbook so any rules are made on the cuff.
Cons
No breaks, unable to dein
Great place to Work
Personal Trainer Crunch Fitness (Current Employee) – Lubbock, TX – October 28, 2018
I chose to work at Crunch because of the energy that I felt in the gym when I was coming as a member and wanted to be a part of that energy on a more involved level. I have never been happier at Crunch
Positive environment and great benefits
Group Fitness Instructor (Former Employee) – Miami Beach, FL – October 22, 2018
Tough morning and evening classes
Learned new skills, management and marketing as well as new opportunities for fitness certifications
Great management team
Great positive environment and healthy culture
Nothing was hard, some challenges when dealing with different personalities but not a the professional level
Helping people achieve results and have a balanced life style
Learned new skills, management and marketing as well as new opportunities for fitness certifications
Great management team
Great positive environment and healthy culture
Nothing was hard, some challenges when dealing with different personalities but not a the professional level
Helping people achieve results and have a balanced life style
Pros
opportunities outside the facility company with modeling and marketing
No Traffic and hard for Personal Trainers
Personal Trainer, Fitness and Health Specialist (Former Employee) – Huntington Beach, CA – October 21, 2018
The club is super small and doesn't get a lot of traffic for personal trainers to excel. 75% of the demographic are high school students. There are only about 6 Crunch gyms, so job advancement is very rare and hard to move up.
Super fun and easy going job
Member Service Rep (Former Employee) – Sera Mesa Plaza Bonita Parkway Plaza Carmel Valley – October 15, 2018
Greeted people coming in. Sold memberships, personal training, and DotFit supplements. Overall a fun company to work for. Very easy going, no pressure to sell, no commission, so less stress having to compete
Pros
flexible hours
Cons
pay
The customers make it worth it.
Sales Associate/Cashier/Customer Service (Former Employee) – Palm Beach Gardens, FL – October 14, 2018
Crunch was a very nonchalant environment that would get progressively less busy as the week went on. The community and culture surrounding it were amazing.
Fun!
Personal Trainer (Former Employee) – New York, NY – October 12, 2018
Crunch Fitness NY, NY - Personal Trainer You need to
Establish, maintain and develop long term client relationships. Prepare and organized workouts designed for each client needs. Stay motivated and maintain positive outlook during rigorous routines.
Establish, maintain and develop long term client relationships. Prepare and organized workouts designed for each client needs. Stay motivated and maintain positive outlook during rigorous routines.
Good entry level training experience
Regional Fitness Director (Former Employee) – Portland, OR – October 11, 2018
Crunch is a great entry level gym for young trainers looking to advance their careers, although they offer no benefits or any form of time off. As a trainer you are and independent contractor, not an employee of the gym itself. Crunch is a franchise making the decisions of ownership ever changing with no existing HR department. They create a culture of unhealthily competition between trainers, where clients become dollar signs rather than people to help reach their fitness goals.
lots of tools for knowledge
Personal Trainer/Group Exercise Instructor (Former Employee) – San Francisco, CA – October 9, 2018
Many opportunities to advance knowledge base through CEU opportunities. Great environment with up to date workout equipment and unique class offerings.
Pros
schedule freedom to an extent
Cons
no PTO, compensation
Excellent company
Operations Manager (Former Employee) – Northridge, CA – October 8, 2018
Everyone individual I worked with at Crunch, became like family. They treat their employees very well and as if we are family. Lots of opportunities to grow with this fast expanding company.
Awesome gym to work at
Zumba Fitness Instructor/ Group Fitness Instructor (Current Employee) – Corona, CA – September 25, 2018
The staff and Managers are very nice and understanding.
They are very knowledgeable and helpful when it comes to training staff in teaching new classes.
They are very knowledgeable and helpful when it comes to training staff in teaching new classes.
Good Place To Start Out At
Group Fitness Instructor (Current Employee) – Albuquerque, NM – September 21, 2018
Good environment, but lack of hours. Was told the most hours you could get is 7 per week...so not near enough pay to support the cost of living. Plus side is that you have all creativity when designing your classes. I really enjoy going to work and teaching. The staff is friendly, management is good, and the clients are awesome! The worst part is the lack of hours, but other than that, it is a good job.
Pros
Full Creativity, Clients, Staff, Management
Cons
Hours
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