Become an Intern

At Contemporary Athlete we are here to create an empowering Fitness Experience. We want Contemporary Athlete to be the best part of our member’s day, every day!

An internship at Contemporary Athlete will present you with the opportunity to experience hands-on, individualized coaching with a wide range of clients every day. Each intern will have the chance to coach high school and collegiate athletes, as well as our ranged adult client base, become more familiar with the intricacies of program design, and observe and assist a variety of professional development opportunities under the supervision of our qualified staff of strength & conditioning coaches.

As a CA intern, you would have the opportunity to compliment your hands-on learning experience with participation in our weekly Staff In-Service, which focuses on continuing education in a classroom-style learning environment. We work closely with our internship participants to develop coaching, assessment and program-design skill sets to compliment career aspirations within the fitness industry.

Additionally, all interns are provided with staff gear/training apparel, and will be granted free participation in any seminars/mentorship hosted here at our facility during their time with us.

Internship Schedule

Contemporary Athlete internships are scheduled according to traditional academic semesters and summer vacation. Interns are asked to work a minimum of 20 hours per week throughout the duration of their program.

  • Semester 1: Sept. 1 – Dec. 23 (6 Positions) App. Deadline: 5/1
  • Semester 2: Jan. 3 – May 31 (6 Positions) App. Deadline: 8/15
  • Summer: June 1 – Aug. 30 (6 Positions) App. Deadline: 2/1

Expectations of All Interns

  • Be competent teaching dynamic warm-up & flexibility drills
  • Demonstrate a knowledge of training techniques
  • Be eager to learn and accepting of constructive criticism
  • Must be comfortable interacting with clients, parents, etc.
  • Present yourself in a manner that will reinforce your status as a role model for impressionable young athletes