Elite Performance Coach: Grow Your Client Base & Impact

Landow Performance (LP); Centennial (CO); On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Landow Performance (LP) in Centennial, CO, seeks a driven Performance Coach to join a tight, collaborative team with an entrepreneurial spirit. You will coach athletes in strength, speed, power, change of direction, and return-to-sport progressions, while building your own book of business.

You will collaborate with LP coaches to align programming, manage client rosters, and contribute to a high-performance culture that values safety, progression, and athlete-first principles.

Qualifications

• 2+ years of hands-on coaching in strength & conditioning or sports performance.
• Current CPR/AED; nationally recognized certification strongly preferred.
• Ability to assess movement and program intelligently for diverse athletes and clients.
• Clear, professional communication with athletes, parents, teams, and coaches.

Responsibilities

• Coach athletes across the competitive spectrum in strength, speed, power, change of direction, and return-to-sport progressions.
• Collaborate with fellow LP coaches to align programming and progressions.
• Build and manage your client roster: outreach, consultations, assessments, scheduling, and retention.
• Contribute to the LP culture: professional, curious, humble, and athlete-first.
• Create small-group offerings, clinics, and/or remote programs—LP supports coaches who build smart, ethical businesses.

Skills

S&C coaching

Client management

Education

CSCS or similar certification

Job description

Landow Performance (LP) in Centennial, CO, seeks a driven Performance Coach to join a tight, collaborative team with an entrepreneurial spirit. You will coach athletes in strength, speed, power, change of direction, and return-to-sport progressions, while building your own book of business.

You will collaborate with LP coaches to align programming, manage client rosters, and contribute to a high-performance culture that values safety, progression, and athlete-first principles.