Aerobics Instructors - Working Conditions

In a typical work setting, fitness trainers and aerobics instructors:

Have a high level of communication with others. They constantly interact with clients, participants, and other trainers.
Communicate with others in person on a daily basis. They communicate less often by telephone, e-mail, and letters and memos.
Usually speak in front of large groups, especially when teaching an exercise class.
May work in a group or as part of a team.
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Are highly responsible for the health and safety of their clients or class participants.

Almost always work indoors.
Work very close to others, often within a few feet or closer. They help clients with proper form and technique.

Must be accurate and exact when performing the job. It is important to teach clients proper form so they don't injure themselves.
Regularly make decisions that impact others. They occasionally consult a supervisor before deciding on a fitness plan or designing a class.
Set most goals, tasks, and priorities without consulting a supervisor.
Must meet weekly and monthly deadlines.
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Repeat the same physical activities.
Work in a moderately competitive environment, especially for those who are self-employed.