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CycleBar--Long Beach

Spin Instructor

Long Beach, CA · On-site

Top instructors are an absolutely critical success factor for a CycleBar ® studio. What is a CycleStar instructor? Simply put, a Cyclebar instructor is an instructor with the unique ability to ...

Crunch Fitness

Spin Cycle Instructor

Bell, CA · On-site

Spin Cycle Instructor Summary Title: Spin Cycle Instructor ID: Spin- 20254 Job Source: Crunch Fitness Location: Bell Road Job Category: Group Fitness Instructors More about this job > Description ...

HealthFitness

Cycling/ Spin Instructor

Sunnyvale, CA · On-site

$60 - $70/hr

About the role HealthFitness is seeking an enthusiastic Cycling Instructor to lead a high-energy cycling class once per week at our client site in Sunnyvale, CA . Bring your passion and help foster a ...

Spenga

Fitness Instructor

Santa Cruz, CA · On-site

$35 - $55/hr

Our instructors are important in not only leading an incredible fitness experience, but they are ... Spin and yoga certifications are a plus * Willingness to learn. Candidates must be able to adapt to ...

SPENGA Santa Cruz

Fitness Instructor

Santa Cruz, CA · On-site

$35 - $55/hr

Spin and yoga certifications are a plus * Willingness to learn. Candidates must be able to adapt to our exciting new fitness philosophy * Ability to multi-task and command a room * Energy and ...

Spenga

SPENGA Group Fitness Instructor

Los Gatos, CA · On-site

$45 - $100/hr

  • Retirement

All instructors go through the SPENGA certification program for Spin, strength, and yoga to learn how to lead the most efficient, effective workout and inspire others through fitness. Qualifications:

Crunch Fitness

Group Fitness Instructor

San Mateo, CA · On-site

$55 - $100/hr

We are currently hiring Group Fitness Instructors with experience in teaching Ride/ Spin/ Cycle or YOGA. At Crunch, we believe in serving up fun and effective workouts and we're looking for talented ...

Spenga

Front Desk Manager

Los Gatos, CA · On-site

$18/hr

  • Retirement

SPENGA stands for spin + strength + yoga, and we combine all 3 into one 60-minute workout. With 70+ studios running and 340+ territories sold, we are continuously building our teams of instructors ...

SPENGA

Front Desk Manager

Los Gatos, CA · On-site

$18 - $25/hr

  • Retirement

SPENGA stands for spin + strength + yoga, and we combine all 3 into one 60-minute workout. With 70+ studios running and 340+ territories sold, we are continuously building our teams of instructors ...

SPENGA Los Gatos

Front Desk Manager

Los Gatos, CA · On-site

$18/hr

  • Retirement

SPENGA stands for spin + strength + yoga, and we combine all 3 into one 60-minute workout. With 70+ studios running and 340+ territories sold, we are continuously building our teams of instructors ...

SPENGA Los Gatos

Front Desk Manager

Los Gatos, CA · On-site

$18 - $25/hr

  • Retirement

SPENGA stands for spin + strength + yoga, and we combine all 3 into one 60-minute workout. With 70+ studios running and 340+ territories sold, we are continuously building our teams of instructors ...

SPENGA

Front Desk Sales Associate

Santa Cruz, CA · On-site

$18 - $22/hr

SPENGA stands for spin + strength + yoga, and we combine all 3 into one 60-minute workout. With 50+ studios running and 250+ territories sold, we are continuously building our teams of instructors ...

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How much do spin instructor jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 14, 2026, the average hourly pay for spin instructor in California is $38.74, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $23.70 and $42.69 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a spin instructor, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Spin Instructor, you need a strong understanding of exercise physiology, group fitness instruction, and typically a certification such as from ACE or Schwinn. Familiarity with indoor cycling equipment, music playlist software, and heart rate monitoring systems is commonly required. Outstanding motivation, energy, and communication skills help create an engaging and supportive class environment. These skills ensure participant safety, maximize workout effectiveness, and foster a loyal and enthusiastic client base.

What is the difference between Spin Instructor vs Personal Trainer?

AspectSpin InstructorPersonal Trainer
CertificationsCycle or Spinning certification, CPR/AEDACE, NASM, ACSM, CPR/AED
Work EnvironmentIndoor cycling classes, gyms, fitness studiosOne-on-one or group training, gyms, private studios
Job FocusLeading indoor cycling classes, motivating participantsDesigning personalized fitness programs, coaching clients
Industry UsageCommon in gyms, boutique fitness centersWidely used in gyms, health clubs, private settings

While both Spin Instructors and Personal Trainers work in fitness environments and promote health, Spin Instructors focus on leading group indoor cycling classes with specific certifications, whereas Personal Trainers provide personalized fitness coaching and program design. The roles often overlap in gyms and fitness centers, but each has distinct responsibilities and certification requirements.

What is a spin instructor?

A spin instructor teaches a group exercise class dedicated to spinning or indoor cycling. Indoor cycling classes are often offered by a gym or a specialized fitness studio. Job duties of a spin instructor are to lead group exercise while ensuring students use proper form on a stationary bike. As a fitness instructor, you have to keep the class motivated by playing different music and setting the pace. Responsibilities may also include cleaning the bikes and studio after each class.

What do spin instructors get paid?

Spin instructors typically earn an hourly wage that ranges from $20 to $50, depending on experience, location, and the gym or studio. Some may also receive tips and bonuses, and certification in indoor cycling can help increase earning potential.

What qualifications do I need to teach a spin instructor?

To become a spin instructor, you typically need a certified indoor cycling instructor certification from a recognized organization such as Schwinn, Spinning, or ACE. Additionally, good communication skills, a fitness background, and the ability to motivate participants are important; some gyms may also require CPR certification.

Do spin instructors need to be certified?

Yes, most gyms and fitness centers require spin instructors to obtain certification to ensure they have proper knowledge of cycling techniques, safety, and class management. Certification programs typically cover anatomy, class planning, and equipment use, and they may be a prerequisite for employment. Some employers may also prefer candidates with CPR certification and teaching experience.

How does a spin instructor typically collaborate with gym management and other fitness staff to enhance class experiences?

Spin Instructors regularly coordinate with gym management and fellow fitness staff to ensure classes run smoothly and meet members' needs. They often participate in meetings to discuss scheduling, class formats, and feedback from participants. Collaboration may include working together on special events, cross-promoting other fitness offerings, and sharing best practices for motivating clients and maintaining equipment. This teamwork helps create a supportive and dynamic environment that benefits both staff and gym members.
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Infographic showing various Spin Instructor job openings in California as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 17% Full Time, 75% Part Time, and 8% Contract. Highlights an 92% In-person, and 8% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $80,573 per year, or $38.7 per hour.

Spin Instructor

CycleBar--Long Beach

Long Beach, CA • On-site

Part-time

Re-posted 15 days ago

Job description

What is a Cyclebar Instructor?

Top instructors are an absolutely critical success factor for a CycleBar® studio. What is a CycleStar instructor? Simply put, a Cyclebar instructor is an instructor with the unique ability to create an exhilarating cycling class experience that makes riders want to return often.
When a Cyclebar instructor truly connects with a group of CycleBar riders, the effect is magical. It is much more than a workout; it is a high-energy, intoxicating experience that leaves that rider saying, “Wow.” How does a Cyclebar instructor create this experience? There is no single formula, because a great class is created when the instructor’s genuine personality and passion are front and center -- and great instructors have a variety of styles and personalities.

Great CycleBar studios have a variety of Cyclebar instructors employing a number of styles. This is a critical concept for the development of your Cyclebar instructor team. The best mix includes men and women of various ages, with a broad range of musical tastes and styles.
The CycleBar formula of deploying a variety of styles is critical to the business for several reasons: First, it lets Cyclebar instructors create classes by genuinely tapping into their own unique personalities. Second, because of this variety, your studio has the best chance of attracting and retaining the broadest range of riders. Your guests, like your instructors, have varying style preferences.

Class Expectations

1. Arrive to class 20-30 minutes before class

*This allows time to set yourself up for success, get into the right mindset, get your room ready and to connect with your riders new and loyal.

2. Remain after class 15-20 minutes

*Engage with riders and help clean up personal items

3. Show up to class ready with playlist in tact

*Playlists should be made prior to arriving to the studio - NOT at the studio

4. Create a new playlist for every class

*Do not repeat playlists

5. Dress for success and ready to teach a class
*Clothes should be clean and fitness professional. Wear only CB branded gear or plain athletic attire with no logos.


5. Teach the CB formatted rides only

*OG 12 song sequence, Alt A or B, 60 minute ride, Classic, Connect, Performance, Empower or Xpress only. You must follow the appropriate brand formats and guidelines for all classes.

7. Make announcements pre and post class
*Announce at the end of the class any specials but standard: New Rider Specials are available even for Class Pass riders and please see me (CycleStar) or our Front Desk Team if you have any questions! Ask for the Sale. Fill up your classes!

Studio Expectations

  1. Keep DJ booth neat and tidy. Each studio has a set of baskets to keep your items securely and neatly in place.

  2. Handle all studio equipment with care (mics, mic packs, mic belts, iPads, etc)

  3. Do not leave personal items at the studio

  4. Offer to help the CBX flip the room if they need it

Marketing Expectations

1. Post on social media 2 x per week promoting your schedule and CB events.

Marketing yourself and the studio is an expectation. Each CS must post 2x per week on at least one social media platform. Promoting your schedule and classes will only help to fill your classes. See our “social media best practices” sheet for guidance.

Team Expectations

  1. Offer to sub when available

  2. Stay tuned into the Denver Facebook group

  3. Watch the CycleStar Community Facebook forum videos posted by the MI’s

  4. Be well versed on The Tap

  5. Ride in each others classes

  6. Attend group trainings

Administrative Expectations

  1. Check CycleBar email regularly

  2. Confirm sub emails

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