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Alloy Personal Training Sandy Springs is seeking a Part-Time Coach to deliver exceptional small-group training in a welcoming studio.
You will coach strength, mobility, and conditioning, adapt exercises for all abilities, and support members through their goals, using our coaching systems and ongoing development.
This role offers part-time hours with potential for more, with mornings and evenings available, and opportunities for leadership as you grow with a high-performing team.
At Alloy Personal Training, we believe fitness should be personal, effective, and built around real people and real goals.
We specialize in small-group personal training that combines expert coaching, accountability, and community to help our members get stronger, move better, and build lasting results.
We are looking for a Part-Time Coach who is passionate about helping people, takes pride in their work, and wants to grow with a high-performing team.
As a Part-Time Coach, you will be responsible for delivering an exceptional training experience to our members while creating a positive, energetic, and welcoming environment.
This role is ideal for a coach who wants to develop their coaching skills, build relationships with clients, and become part of a team that genuinely cares about member results.
You don't need to be the most experienced coach in the room — you need to be coachable, reliable, and great with people.
We're looking for someone who:
This is a part-time position with opportunities for additional hours based on availability, performance, and studio needs.
Typical coaching shifts may include:
Availability for early morning and/or evening sessions is strongly preferred.
Starting at $25/hour, with opportunities to earn more based on performance, experience, responsibilities, and growth within the company.
Additional opportunities may include:
The ideal Alloy Coach is someone who cares about people, loves coaching, brings great energy, and wants to get better every day.
We're not looking for someone who simply wants to clock in, run a workout, and leave.
We want coaches who take ownership of the member experience and understand that the small things — learning someone's name, celebrating their progress, encouraging them through a tough workout, and making them feel like they belong — are what create long-term results and retention.
If that sounds like you, we'd love to meet you.