Strength and Conditioning Coach

D1 TRAINING; Colleyville (TX); On-site; USD 42,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Free membership to a state-of-the-art

Continuing education through company‑s

Growth within brand

Advancement opportunities

Training & development

Competitive salary

Flexible schedule

Job summary

D1 Training is seeking a dedicated D1 Coach to lead group workouts for youth and adults, provide individualized coaching, and foster a high-energy, supportive environment that motivates athletes to improve performance. This role focuses on strength & conditioning and athlete development within a growth-minded, nationally expanding brand.

You’ll guide sessions, ensure proper form, and adapt programs to each athlete’s ability, while building strong member relationships and contributing to

Qualifications

• 1+ year in strength & conditioning or group fitness.
• Solid knowledge of exercise science and movement patterns.
• CPR/AED/First Aid certification is required.
• Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science or related field is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Lead group training sessions for youth, adults, and teams.
• Provide personal training and individualized coaching when needed.
• Teach proper form, technique, and movement mechanics.
• Modify workouts to meet athletes at their current ability level.
• Help athletes improve strength, speed, agility, and overall performance.
• Build strong relationships and maintain regular communication with members.
• Start and finish sessions on time while maintaining a high-energy environment.
• Support member retention through coaching, accountability, and service.

Skills

CPR/AED/First Aid certification

Strength & conditioning experience

Injury prevention knowledge

Excellent communication skills

High energy & motivation

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science or related field

Job description

About D1 Training

D1 Training is an athletic-based group training facility for adults and youth athletes ages 7 and up. Our mission is simple: You pick the goal, we help you get there. We combine expert coaching, proven training systems, and a high-energy environment to help every athlete improve performance, build confidence, and reach their goals.

Position Overview

As a D1 Coach, you’ll lead group workouts, provide individualized guidance, and create an environment where athletes feel challenged, supported, and motivated. This role is ideal for someone passionate about strength & conditioning, athlete development, and performance coaching.

Benefits

• Free membership to a state-of-the-art training facility
• Continuing education through company-sponsored events
• Opportunity for growth within a nationally expanding brand
• Opportunity for advancement
• Training & development
• Competitive salary
• Flexible schedule

What You’ll Do

• Lead group training sessions for youth, adults, and teams
• Provide personal training and individualized coaching when needed
• Teach proper form, technique, and movement mechanics
• Modify workouts to meet athletes at their current ability level
• Help athletes improve strength, speed, agility, and overall performance
• Build strong relationships and maintain regular communication with members
• Start and finish sessions on time while maintaining a high-energy environment
• Support member retention through coaching, accountability, and service

What We’re Looking For

• 1+ year of experience in strength & conditioning, personal training, or group fitness
• Strong understanding of exercise science, movement patterns, and injury prevention
• High energy, positive attitude, and ability to motivate others
• Excellent communication and relationship-building skills
• CPR/AED/First Aid certification (required)
• Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science or related field (preferred)

Why This Role Stands Out

• Train a wide range of athletes, from youth to adults to teams
• Be part of a performance-based training environment, not just a typical gym
• Work with a brand that’s growing rapidly nationwide
• Make a direct impact on athletes’ performance and confidence