PT's required to cruise the world

Posted on Tuesday 29th Sep 09

At Steiner we are incredibly excited about our latest contract on Oasis the worlds largest cruise ship. These amazing facilities are going to include Central Park the first park at sea, loft style apartments, an amazing amphitheater, a zip line and of course cutting edge fitness, sports, salon and spa facilities for the 6000 guests the ship will house.

CHECK OUT THIS LINK:

http://www.smh.com.au/travel/gigantic-worlds-largest-cruise-ship-nears-completion-20090923-g13i.html

Receive fresh training in Spa or Fitness & Studio.

Steiner is the worlds largest operator of land and sea based spa's and fitness programs. Your enrolment with Steiner starts with an intensive training program to help further your skills at our North London Training Retreat.

Visit some of the world and save money. No catch except hard work and high standards.
After a tour on one of over 116 luxury cruise ships many people come back again and again. The average cruise tour lasting 6-8 months which makes this an exciting development for spa and fitness professionals and is considered an elite polish to your current experience.

Facilities vary from ship to ship, including sophisticated therapies like Thalassotherapy Thermal Suits, Hydrotherapy, Dry Floatation treatments and the Rasual. There are also a range of fantastic fitness and studio facilities including spinning, personal training and studio.

After training it is not uncommon for staff to stay with us to see over 40 countries while earning good money and gaining from a satisfying and rewarding experience. Our first rate training puts you in excellent stead for career progression we pride ourselves on our staff who are know for leading the way in developing clients and providing excellent service. Our staff are outgoing, confident and strong.

Tim Dux is the manager of the fitness program for Steiner Leisure, who manage and run over 130 spas on cruise ships and 50 land based resorts world wide. In his time living in London he regularly wrote for the Sunday Times Mind Body section and is a frequent contributor to many health and wellness magazines world wide.

"In 15 minutes time the general emergency signal will sound. It will consist of 7 blasts and one long blast on the ships whistle…." What? What do I do? Where do I stand? No one told me about this in the interview… Mild panic set in as after two weeks of intense training and a flight half way across the world I felt that I would finally be caught out by an emergency drill. Suddenly another team member grabs my hand and leads me to my muster position, I take a deep breathe in, I look around, I am outside St Marks in Venice, the sun is setting, my adventure is just started, I think I could get used to this. This scenario is played out weekly on one of the 130 luxury cruise ships operated by Steiner Fitness.