Key Responsibilities:

Design and deliver structured movement programs for groups

Teach principles of locomotion, mobility, balance, and control

Lead sessions covering bodyweight strength, flexibility, and coordination drills

Educate students on movement quality, body awareness, and progressions

Provide individualized feedback and movement assessments

Introduce skill work: handstands, floor flow, spine mobility, hanging, etc.

Bridge concepts from disciplines such as martial arts, dance, and acrobatics

Promote long-term physical development, not just short-term fitness

Participate in team discussions on programming, community, and movement philosophy

Host workshops or intensive sessions for deeper learning

What You’ll Bring:

Minimum 3–5 years coaching or practicing movement-based disciplines

Background in gymnastics, martial arts, calisthenics, dance, or yoga

Strong ability to demonstrate and explain complex movement patterns

Deep interest in body mechanics, play, and exploration

Ability to coach both beginners and advanced movers

Open to continued learning and integrating new movement modalities

Excellent communication and interpersonal skills

What We Offer:

Mentorship and guidance from our experienced Movement Director and Movement Coaches.

Opportunities for professional growth and development.

A supportive and collaborative team environment.

Competitive compensation and benefits package.

Access to gym facilities and programs.

Preferred Qualities:

Trained in Ido Portal Method or similar

Experience leading workshops or retreats

Familiarity with anatomy, injury prevention, and holistic training

Social media presence showcasing movement practice

Private Training Policy

Coaches are free to handle private training independently

Primal does not take commission from private sessions

A 20% studio usage fee applies if the coach wishes to use Primal’s space for private one-on-ones