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Strength training is a form of exercise that uses resistance—free weights, machines, resistance bands, or body weight—to build muscle mass, increase strength, and improve bone density. Athletes, fitness enthusiasts, and rehabilitation patients use it to improve physical performance, prevent injury, and support long-term metabolic and skeletal health. Common approaches include powerlifting, bodybuilding, and functional strength programs.

Strength Training in the job market

Last checked October 29, 2026

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Open roles requiring Strength Training (3)

Supervisory Recreation Specialist - Fitness Director

Commander, Navy Installations Command

Full-time · Virginia Beach, VA · $33 – $37 / hour

This supervisory role oversees fitness, sports, and aquatics programs at a naval air station, managing staff, facilities, budgets, and comprehensive recreational programming. It suits experienced fitness professionals with leadership skills who want to direct a large military recreation operation and community wellness initiatives.

Via USAJOBS · Apply there ↗

MWR Fitness Instructor

Commander, Navy Installations Command

El Centro, CA · $22 / hour

A military fitness instructor role at a Naval Air Facility that combines group exercise classes, personal training, and outreach to active-duty personnel on the Navy's physical readiness program. The position suits someone with fitness certification who can teach varied exercise formats, conduct fitness assessments, and help military members meet their training goals.

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Recreation Specialist (Group Exercise Instructor)

Commander, Navy Installations Command

Full-time · Virginia Beach, VA · $20 – $21 / hour

A Navy fitness professional who designs and delivers group exercise programs, personal training, and fitness assessments for military personnel at a base fitness facility. This role suits experienced instructors comfortable working in a structured military environment and teaching diverse fitness modalities to active-duty service members.

Via USAJOBS · Apply there ↗

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