Zumba Instructor
About the job
- Current Zumba B1 license.
- CPR certification.
- Ability to lift light weights and perform bending, squatting, jumping, running, reaching, walking, hopping, spinning, and kicking.
- Experience is preferred, but the company is willing to train.
- Teach Zumba classes at the Arcadia club in the Phoenix area.
- Willingness to learn multiple fitness formats.
About the company
Crunch Fitness runs a network of gyms where members pay for access to equipment, trainers, and a wide range of group fitness classes. Its offerings include high-energy classes like Cardio Dance Rhythms, Chisel It, and Mind Body Burn, plus personal training and specialized programs. The experience blends serious exercise with entertainment in a no-judgment, inclusive community. Its goal is to build a large, motivated fitness community by delivering accessible, enjoyable workouts that help people exercise regularly and reach their health goals.
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
Growth Equity (Non-Venture Capital)
Total Funding
$350M
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
1989
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What believers are saying
- September 2026 openings in Rockledge, Maryville, and Springfield add three $5 million clubs.
- August 2026 Bay Area acquisitions deepen Crunch's footprint before El Cerrito opens.
- July 2026 Phoenix plan targets 20 clubs by 2027, showing strong presale demand.
What critics are saying
- NLRB Case 12-CA-394041 opened September 2, 2026 over alleged Port St. Lucie retaliation.
- Wentzville's August 26, 2026 approval followed resident opposition to 24-hour noise and light.
- If inflationary build costs outrun $9.99 memberships, franchise economics break and expansion stalls.
What makes Crunch Fitness - CR Holdings unique
- Crunch 3.0 bundles HIITZone, Pilates, recovery, and No Judgments branding into one club.
- CR Fitness Holdings serves one million members, giving franchisee scale across 95-plus locations.
- Chequan Lewis's 2026 leadership reset and Leonard Green backing sharpen execution and capital access.
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Health Insurance
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Vision Insurance
Life Insurance
Disability Insurance
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↑ 18%Raleigh's Falls Village shopping center will get a new business next year. September 29, 2026 6:00 AM Gift Article Key Takeaways AI-generated summary reviewed by its newsroom. North Raleigh's Falls Village shopping center is getting a new tenant in 2027. Spirit Yoga & Fitness, a hot yoga and strength training facility, will join retailers like T.J. Maxx and HomeGoods in the shopping center by January. "Spirit will be located in the Falls Village Shopping Center off Falls of Neuse, across from the North Ridge neighborhoods," Nikki Richardson, owner and yoga instructor, wrote in an Instagram post. Spirit Yoga & Fitness was designed to allow customers the opportunity to have yoga, a physical, mental and spiritual practice coupled with and strength training, using weights or body weight, in one location. Commenters on social media expressed excitement for the business' upcoming opening. The shopping center is home to a number of business with locations throughout the Triangle. Nothing Bundt Cakes, Dollar Tree, Mexican restaurant Carajillo's, North Raleigh's Uptown Cheapskate location, Chick-fil-A, and United Fitness CrossFit are additional popular businesses. The plaza is across the street from North Ridge Country Club, a member-owned private country club. The News & Observer recently reported on Crunch Fitness opening a location in Cary. The chain gym is scheduled to open in a former Barnes & Noble location by December 2026 after sitting vacant for three years. The N&O reached out to Spirit Yoga & Fitness and will update this story when a response is received. September 24, 2026 4:28 PM Business. September 28, 2026 2:13 PM Happiness is a Warm TV September 24, 2026 3:27 PM Food & drink. September 23, 2026 4:22 PM The News & Observer
Austin Marathon announces new partnership with Crunch Fitness. September 26, 2026. Crunch Fitness named Official Gym Partner and Presenting Partner of the Results for the 2027 event. AUSTIN, Texas, Sept 26, 2026 /ENDURANCE SPORTSWIRE/ - The Ascension Seton Austin Marathon, Half Marathon & 5K announced a new partnership with Crunch Fitness, naming the fitness brand the Official Gym Partner and Presenting Partner of the Results for the 2027 event. With a growing presence across the Austin area, Crunch Fitness joins the Austin Marathon in supporting participants throughout their journey to the start line and celebrating their accomplishments at the finish. "We're excited to welcome Crunch Fitness as a new partner of the Austin Marathon," said Jack Murray, Co-Owner of the Austin Marathon. "Training for a marathon or half marathon takes months of commitment, and having a partner that shares our focus on fitness and community is a natural fit. Crunch brings incredible energy to Austin's fitness community, and we look forward to having that energy be part of the event in February." As the Official Gym Partner, Crunch Fitness will support the Austin Marathon community throughout the lead-up to February 14, including offering exclusive promotions and special offers to Austin Marathon participants as part of the partnership. These participant benefits will provide additional opportunities to incorporate strength training and fitness into their preparation for the event. Crunch Fitness will also serve as the Presenting Partner of the Results, connecting the brand to one of the most rewarding moments of the participant experience: seeing the official results that represent months of training and hard work. "Partnering with the Austin Marathon is a natural extension of who we are. As an Austin based brand growing to 12 locations across the area, fitness isn't just about the workout for us - it's about the community you build along the way. This partnership lets us show up for Austin in a real way, bringing the energy, encouragement, and fun that define our brand to one of the city's biggest celebrations of health and perseverance," said Brooke Chavez, Chief Brand Officer. The partnership brings together two organizations with a shared connection to Austin's active community. Through its local gyms, Crunch Fitness provides spaces for athletes of all levels to build strength, stay active, and work toward their individual fitness goals. The Austin Marathon brings that community together each February, welcoming participants from Austin and around the world for a running tour through the city. The 2027 Ascension Seton Austin Marathon, Half Marathon & 5K will take place on Sunday, February 14, 2027. Participants can choose from the marathon, half marathon, or 5K and experience an Austin event filled with live music, community support, and a downtown finish. Registration and additional event information can be found here. About the Ascension Seton Austin Marathon(R): Since its inception in 1992, the Austin Marathon(R) has emerged as a world-class running event, attracting participants from all 50 states and over 50 countries. With a course that spans every quadrant of this dynamic city, offering a festive atmosphere with live music throughout, the marathon culminates in a vibrant finisher party. The event also serves as a powerful force for good, raising hundreds of thousands of dollars annually for various non-profit organizations. The Austin Marathon elevates Presidents Day weekend into a grand showcase of athleticism and community spirit, making it a bucket-list event for athletes, enthusiasts, and supporters from all over the world. About Crunch Fitness: About The Undefeated Tribe Founded in 2018 by Tony Hartl, The Undefeated Tribe is one of the fastest-growing franchise groups within the Crunch Fitness system. The company operates locations throughout Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri, New Mexico, and Minnesota, with more than 60 locations open and in development. The Undefeated Tribe was named Crunch Fitness Franchisee of the Year in 2021 and earned the Brand Builder Award in 2023 and 2025, recognizing excellence in business performance, community engagement, and brand leadership. The company plans to expand its footprint to more than 100 locations by 2028 while continuing its mission of making fitness fun, affordable, and accessible for all. Company info. High Five Events Contact info. Follow us on. Editor's picks. September 24, 2026. September 22, 2026. September 21, 2026. September 18, 2026.
Crunch Fitness bringing new location to Portland, Maine. The Pine Tree Shopping Center in Portland, Maine, is about to complete its pretty astounding makeover. About two years ago, the oldest shopping mall in the city was hobbling along with Big Lots and Joann Fabric as its anchor tenants. Other spaces along the mall front sat vacant from store departures. Fast forward a couple of years and the Pine Tree Shopping Center suddenly feels alive again with Jersey Mike's, O' Reilly Auto Parts and the state's only Aldi location. And soon, the Pine Tree Shopping Center will welcome a new fitness center opening their first location in Maine. Crunch Fitness prepares for grand opening in Portland, Maine. Initially announced in January, the debut of Crunch Fitness in Portland, Maine, has taken a little bit longer than expected. After construction delays amongst other hurdles, the massive gym chain has been moving quickly to open their first location in the state before the end of 2026. Signage has gone up and Crunch Fitness is offering a series of deals for customers who purchase a membership prior to the fitness center officially opening. Crunch Fitness will feature 30,000 square feet of space in Portland, Maine. Crunch Fitness will be location in the former Joann space at the Pine Tree Shopping Center in Portland, Maine. Crunch Fitness gyms feature standard equipment plus personal training, fitness classes and a push to make working out fun versus a chore. Crunch is taking over 30,000 square feet of space and reportedly spending nearly $5 million to bring in top tier equipment and make the user experience feel elite. Crunch Fitness expects to have a grand opening sometime in November or December of this year.
Crunch Fitness is opening a new location in Springfield, Missouri, in late 2026. The $5 million, 45,000-square-foot facility will feature the company's Crunch 3.0 design. Operated by franchisee Fitness Ventures LLC, the gym will be located at 3303 S. Campbell Avenue. It will offer power circuit training, personal training, group fitness classes, hot yoga, HIIT classes, and recovery services including red light therapy and hydromassage beds. Memberships start at $9.99 per month. The first 500 founding members will receive $1 down, one month free, and a free t-shirt. Crunch Springfield will be Fitness Ventures' third California location. Pre-sales begin in late 2026.
Crunch Fitness approved in Wentzville amid resident opposition. * by jessica marie baumgartner * sep 15, 2026 updated 1 hr ago. An amended site plan for a new two-story Crunch Fitness gym was approved in Wentzville during the Aug. 26 Board of Aldermen meeting. The original site plan failed to gain board approval in May due to concerns about placement near the Crystal Creek residential subdivision. Residents requested the proposed 24-hour facility have its overnight hours restricted and expressed concerns regarding noise and light pollution and shared stormwater responsibilities. The proposal returned before the board in August after the developer gathered feedback from residents and staff, and made adjustments to the plan. During the Aug. 26 meeting, residents returned to oppose the development, reiterating similar concerns. Katy Miles said placing a 24-hour facility so close to homeowners would set a new precedent in the city, and expressed concerns that proposed privacy screening measures would block sights but not sounds that could disturb residents at night. "I have looked up every 24-hour business in Wentzville and none of them backs up to residential homes," she said. Drew Weber, a lawyer from Hamilton Weber LLC, presented the site plan changes on behalf of Crunch Fitness. "The building is located as far to the south as possible on this property as part of the way to mitigate the impacts on residential subdivisions to the north," he said, adding that the facility's proposed parking was reduced to 223 spaces. Weber said the site's access points, located on Wentzville Parkway and Crystal Center Drive, will not increase traffic into the nearby neighborhood and that the northern buffer that backs up to the residential area was adjusted to include 20-foot landscaping with a 6-foot-tall fence on top of a 4-foot-tall landscaping buffer. Trees that will grow to at least 10 feet or higher will be planted behind the fence. Weber said Crunch Fitness representatives met with residents in June to address concerns and update the plan. Changes made were based on comments from residents, city staff and board members. ADVERTISING Alderman Linda Roth (Ward 1) questioned the average number of members who enter the facility from 11 p.m.-5 a.m. "That would all depend on the type of the area and location," developer Lance Cooper said. "It's hard to say. It's significantly lower at night." "I would think that would be part of the business plan if you're staying open 24 hours," Roth said. "That's one of the big complaints from the residents in the area." Roth motioned to prohibit parking on the north side of the property near the homes between 11 p.m.-5 a.m. The motion passed 4-2, with aldermen Chantel Summers (Ward 1) and Frank Martel (Ward 2) voting against. Alderman Michael Hays (Ward 3) moved to raise the fence buffer from 6 feet to 8 feet to help separate the residents from the business. The motion was unanimously approved. Alderman Michael Lovell (Ward 3) expressed concern about placing a 24-hour facility near residents, noting that only gas stations in the area have been constructed near residential areas. He said the building doesn't fit the area because it has no windows. "There's zero windows along the parkway," he said. "I couldn't identify one other building like that. I really don't think it's compatible." The amended site plan was approved 5-1, with Lovell voting against the project.