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Strength Coaching Jobs (NOW HIRING)

Background in sprint coaching and sprinting biomechanics Preferred: Experience leading group-based athletic conditioning classes Alpha Strength - Olympic Lifting & Strength Coaching Best Fit For:

Background in sprint coaching and sprinting biomechanics Preferred: Experience leading group-based athletic conditioning classes Alpha Strength - Olympic Lifting & Strength Coaching Best Fit For:

Background in sprint coaching and sprinting biomechanics Preferred: Experience leading group-based athletic conditioning classes Alpha Strength - Olympic Lifting & Strength Coaching Best Fit For:

Provide coaching on strength training techniques and nutrition * Conduct fitness assessments and track client progress * Motivate and inspire clients to reach their fitness goals * Maintain a safe ...

Coaching group workouts, personal training, and teams * Delivering accurate, industry-leading educational advice on strength, speed, and nutrition * Teaching proper form and technique and keeping all ...

D1 provides custom sports training programs integrating sports therapy and cutting-edge coaching in a motivating, high-energy environment. Position Overview The Speed and Strength Coach is ...

Coaching group workouts, personal training, and teams * Delivering accurate, industry-leading educational advice on strength, speed, and nutrition * Teaching proper form and technique and keeping all ...

ALPHA Coach

Reston, VA · On-site

$35 - $70/hr

Background in sprint coaching and sprinting biomechanics Preferred: Experience leading group-based athletic conditioning classes Alpha Strength - Olympic Lifting & Strength Coaching Best Fit For:

SGT Coach

Algonquin, IL · On-site

$35 - $70/hr

Background in sprint coaching and sprinting biomechanics Preferred: Experience leading group-based athletic conditioning classes Alpha Strength - Olympic Lifting & Strength Coaching Best Fit For:

SGT Coach

Algonquin, IL · On-site

$35 - $70/hr

Background in sprint coaching and sprinting biomechanics Preferred: Experience leading group-based athletic conditioning classes Alpha Strength - Olympic Lifting & Strength Coaching Best Fit For:

First-Aid/CPR/AED Certification * 1+ years of Strength & Conditioning coaching experience * Timeliness, initiative, teamwork, and attention to detail are non-negotiable * Drive to constantly improve ...

ALPHA Coach

Reston, VA · On-site

$35 - $70/hr

Background in sprint coaching and sprinting biomechanics Preferred: Experience leading group-based athletic conditioning classes Alpha Strength - Olympic Lifting & Strength Coaching Best Fit For:

Tread/Heart Rate Coach

Brea, CA · On-site

$50 - $85/hr

Background in sprint coaching and sprinting biomechanics Preferred: Experience leading group-based athletic conditioning classes Alpha Strength - Olympic Lifting & Strength Coaching Best Fit For:

Tread/Heart Rate Coach

Brea, CA · On-site

$50 - $85/hr

Background in sprint coaching and sprinting biomechanics Preferred: Experience leading group-based athletic conditioning classes Alpha Strength - Olympic Lifting & Strength Coaching Best Fit For:

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How much do strength coaching jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 20, 2026, the average hourly pay for strength coaching in the United States is $23.67, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $19.23 and $27.64 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is strength coaching?

Strength coaching is a specialized form of fitness training focused on helping individuals improve their muscular strength, endurance, and overall physical performance. A strength coach designs personalized training programs, teaches proper exercise techniques, and motivates clients to achieve their fitness goals safely and effectively. They often work with athletes, teams, or individuals looking to enhance their athletic performance or general health. Strength coaches may also provide guidance on nutrition, recovery, and injury prevention.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a strength coach, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Strength Coach, you need a solid understanding of exercise physiology, program design, and injury prevention, typically supported by a degree in exercise science and relevant certifications like CSCS (Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist). Familiarity with performance tracking software, fitness assessment tools, and gym equipment is essential. Excellent communication, motivational skills, and adaptability help foster athlete development and build trust. These skills ensure safe, effective training programs tailored to individual needs, maximizing athletic performance and minimizing injury risk.

How do strength coaches typically collaborate with other fitness professionals and sports staff?

Strength coaches frequently work alongside athletic trainers, physical therapists, nutritionists, and sports coaches to develop comprehensive training programs for clients or athletes. This collaboration ensures that strength training is integrated with injury prevention strategies, rehabilitation plans, and nutrition guidance, resulting in well-rounded athlete development. Regular communication and team meetings are common, and strength coaches often adjust their programs based on input from other professionals to optimize performance and safety.

What is the difference between Strength Coaching vs Personal Trainer?

AspectStrength CoachingPersonal Trainer
CertificationsStrength and conditioning certifications, such as CSCSFitness certifications like NASM, ACE, or ISSA
Work EnvironmentSports teams, gyms, private coaching, athletic training facilitiesGyms, fitness centers, private sessions, community centers
FocusImproving strength, power, athletic performanceGeneral fitness, weight loss, muscle toning, health
Client GoalsEnhance athletic performance, strength gainsOverall fitness, weight management, health improvement

Strength coaching primarily focuses on improving athletic performance and strength through specialized training, often working with athletes or sports teams. Personal trainers provide broader fitness guidance aimed at general health, weight loss, and muscle toning. While both roles require fitness certifications, strength coaching emphasizes performance enhancement, whereas personal trainers focus on overall wellness and fitness goals.

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Infographic showing various Strength Coaching job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 86% Full Time, 12% Part Time, and 2% Contract. Highlights an 87% Physical, 2% Hybrid, and 11% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $49,233 per year, or $23.7 per hour.

Performance Clinical Strength Coach

The Mobile Athlete

Peachtree City, GA

$50K - $70K/yr

Full-time, Part-time

Medical, Retirement, PTO

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Job description

Performance Clinical Strength Coach (CSCS)

Peachtree City, GA | Part-Time to Full-Time | $50k - $70k Base Salary

Build Athletes. Build People. Build a Career.

We are seeking a high-level Performance Clinical Strength Coach to join our team in Peachtree City, GA. This is a part-time to full-time, in-facility role for a coach who values coaching excellence, long-term athlete development, mentorship, and professional growth within a performance-focused environment.

This position is designed for coaches who want more than floor hours, those who want to build expertise, create real impact, and grow into leadership within a high-performance training model.

Why Coaches Choose This Role

● Competitive compensation with clear total earning potential

● Mentorship-driven environment with structured coaching development

● Emphasis on performance training, injury mitigation, and active populations

● Reasonable coaching load that prioritizes quality over volume

● Paid continuing education and advanced coaching development

● Strong work-life balance with PTO and paid holidays

● Clear career pathways in coaching leadership, program design, and operations

Compensation & Benefits

Base Salary: Competitive, based on experience and certification

Performance Incentives: Tied to client retention, outcomes, and program growth

Paid Time Off: PTO + paid holidays

Healthcare Support: Employer-funded health reimbursement (QSEHRA)

Retirement Plan: 401(k) with employer match

Continuing Education: Annual education stipend (e.g. advanced biomechanics, leadership development, strength and conditioning courses)

Mentorship: Ongoing coaching, leadership, and professional development support within an interdisciplinary team of healthcare professionals.

Schedule & Workload Expectations

25-40 hours/week total, including:

  • Coaching sessions
  • Program design and review
  • Athlete communication and progression tracking
  • Community engagement and events

● Coaching may include:

  • 1:1 performance training
  • Small group performance programs
  • Remote Coaching for exercise programming and nutrition coaching ○ Return-to-performance coordination (with PTs)
  • Community workshops and athlete education

What You’ll Do

Performance Coaching

● Deliver high-level strength and conditioning programs for athletes and active adults

● Coach movement with precision, intent, and strong communication

● Progress athletes safely through long-term development models

● Collaborate with clinicians (PTs) for return-to-performance cases

Program Design & Athlete Development

● Design individualized and group training programs aligned with athlete goals

● Update programs consistently based on performance metrics and feedback

● Track progress, performance benchmarks, and athlete outcomes

Athlete Experience & Retention

● Create a high-touch coaching experience that builds trust and results

● Communicate clearly with athletes and parents as appropriate

● Drive long-term engagement and program adherence

Growth & Leadership

● Participate in ongoing education, mentorship, and team development

● Support facility initiatives, events, and athlete outreach

● Represent the brand with professionalism inside and outside the facility

Performance Metrics for Success

After a structured onboarding period, successful coaches typically:

● Maintain a full coaching schedule with high athlete retention

● Demonstrate consistent athlete progress and satisfaction

● Contribute to program growth and facility culture

● Show leadership potential through initiative and coachability

What We’re Looking For

Required Certification:

  • CSCS (NSCA)
  • SCCC through the CSCCa
  • Nutrition Certification/Training i.e.:
  • Precision Nutrition Level 1 (PN1)
  • NASM Certified Nutrition Coach (NASM-CNC)
  • ISSA Nutritionist
  • NCSF Sports Nutrition Specialist (SNS)
  • 2+ years of performance coaching experience in the following areas
  • college/ professional athletics, private sector facilities like Exos

● Strong understanding of biomechanics, strength development, and movement quality

● Ability to coach both athletes and motivated active adults

● High communication standards and professionalism

● Coachable, growth-oriented mindset

● Comfort operating in a structured, performance-driven environment

● Ability to use and program training programs on TrainHeroic.

● Someone who prioritizes their own health and trains regularly

Core Values

INTEGRITY WITHOUT COMPROMISE - We do the right thing even when it costs us.

● RESPECT FOR PEOPLE AND TIME - We honor people by being prepared, punctual, direct, and present.

● DISCIPLINED EXCELLENCE - We set the standard with focus, grit and consistency.

● EXTREME OWNERSHIP WITH BOUNDARIES - We own our responsibilities, outcomes, and impact — without rescuing others.

● TEACHABLE GROWTH - Remain coachable, curious and open to change.

This Role Is Not For Everyone

This is not a clock-in, clock-out gym floor job.

This role is for coaches who want:

● Development, not burnout

● Quality athletes, not chaos

● A career path, not just sessions

If you are committed to excellence in coaching and ready to grow inside a performance-driven system, we want to hear from you.