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Wellness resources Flexologist (Stretch Therapist) $23/hr with clients | $14/hr non client hours | $10-$20 avg tips per session Part-Time | Paid Training | Flexible Schedule StretchLab Valencia is ...

Flexologist (Stretch Therapist) $23/hr with clients | $14/hr non client hours | $10-$20 avg tips per session Part-Time | Paid Training | Flexible Schedule StretchLab Valencia is hiring certified ...

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Kinesiology / Exercise Science Specialist - Flexologist

Kinesiology / Exercise Science Specialist - Flexologist

StretchLab Valencia

Valencia, CA • On-site

$23/hr

Part-time

Re-posted 14 days ago


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Company rating: 7.0 out of 10

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Job description

Flexologist (Stretch Therapist)
$23/hr with clients | $14/hr non client hours | $10–$20 avg tips per session
Part-Time | Paid Training | Flexible Schedule

StretchLab Valencia is hiring certified fitness and wellness professionals to join our team of Flexologists—leaders in one-on-one assisted stretching. Whether you’re a personal trainer, massage therapist, yoga instructor, dancer, or physical therapy aide, this is an exciting opportunity to expand your skill set and help clients improve mobility and quality of life.
What You’ll Do:

  • Provide 1-on-1 assisted stretch sessions
  • Customize sessions based on client needs
  • Educate clients on mobility techniques and daily tips
  • Help build a positive studio vibe and encourage memberships
Pay & Perks:

  • $23/hr when working with clients

  • $14/hr for non-client time

  • $10–$20 in tips per session (on average)

  • Paid training & continuing education (StretchLab Flexologist Training Program)
  • Fun, supportive, and team-driven work environment
Requirements:

  • Certification or degree in a related field (NASM, ACE, massage therapy, yoga, etc.)
  • Former collegiate/pro athletes with anatomy experience also considered
  • Reliable, punctual, and team-oriented
  • Strong communication and people skills
  • Empathy, energy, and a passion for helping others
Availability:
Flexible part-time schedule. Shifts are typically 5 hours, with some weekend availability required.

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