Strength And Conditioning Coach

Company Description D1 Training is a growing athletic-based fitness brand that helps people of all ages reach their sport and fitness goals through structured, age-appropriate training programs. Locations offer programs for youth and adults, built around five key training tenets: dynamic warm-up, performance series, strength programming, core and conditioning, and cool down. Workouts are updated every eight weeks by D1’s National Training Panel to keep training effective, challenging, and aligned with performance outcomes. In addition to group sessions, D1 Training provides one-on-one coaching that has been trusted by professional and Olympic athletes. The brand is expanding nationwide, with more than 170 open facilities and many more in development, providing growth opportunities for coaches who join the team.Role Description This full-time, on-site Strength and Conditioning Coach role is based at the D1 Training facility in Huntington Beach, CA. The coach will lead group and individual training sessions across youth and adult programs, delivering safe, high-energy workouts aligned with D1’s training tenets and standards. Daily responsibilities include planning and coaching strength and conditioning sessions, teaching proper exercise technique, monitoring athlete progress, and adjusting programs to meet individual performance and fitness goals. The coach will provide ongoing feedback and motivation, support injury prevention strategies, and maintain a professional, inclusive training environment. Additional duties may involve collaborating with other coaches, communicating with members and parents, assisting with member retention activities, and supporting special events or camps.Qualifications Candidates should possess skills in Sports Science and Athletic Performance to design and deliver evidence-based training programs.Candidates should possess skills in Strength & Conditioning and Strength Training to coach safe, effective workouts for diverse age groups and fitness levels.Candidates should possess skills in Injury Prevention to promote safe movement patterns and reduce the risk of training-related injuries.Relevant certifications such as CSCS, NASM, NSCA, ACE, or similar strength and conditioning credentials are highly beneficial.Experience coaching youth, high school, collegiate, or adult athletes in a structured training environment is preferred.Strong communication, observation, and interpersonal skills, with the ability to motivate and engage individuals and groups.Ability to work a flexible schedule, including evenings and weekends, and to meet the physical demands of demonstrating exercises and leading sessions.