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Director of Athletic Performance – D1 Training Alliance

You’re more than a trainer. You’re a leader. A motivator. A mentor.

At D1 Alliance, we build athletes of all ages — and we’re looking for a Director of Athletic Performance who can lead from the front. This role isn’t about running workouts. It’s about shaping a high-performance environment where coaches thrive, athletes grow, and results speak for themselves.

Why You’ll Love This Role:

Leadership Role: Be the driving force behind our coaching team and member experience
Real Impact: Influence lives through strength, speed, character, and confidence
Competitive Pay: Base salary + bonuses + training revenue share
Athlete Culture: Work with youth athletes, weekend warriors, and elite competitors
Growth Path: Opportunities for promotion, continuing education, and program expansion

What You’ll Do:

Lead, train, and develop a staff of coaches to deliver safe, structured, high-energy sessions
Oversee program execution across adult fitness, scholastic training, and 1-on-1 performance coaching
Ensure every member — whether age 7 or 70 — is getting expert guidance tailored to their goals
Partner with the GM to build a culture of accountability, progress tracking, and retention
Contribute to facility cleanliness, organization, and readiness for team, class, and private sessions
Deliver and innovate specialized programming for sports teams, clinics, or special events

Who You Are:

Certified trainer (CSCS, NASM, ACE, etc.) and experienced in coaching athletes and adults
Comfortable coaching both group and 1-on-1 sessions
A leader who leads by example — on time, on point, and all in
Passionate about growth — yours, your team’s, and your athletes’
Great communicator, organized, and invested in building a winning culture

More Than a Gym…
We’re a training ground for life. Our coaches don’t just write workouts — they mentor. They motivate. They build champions. If you’re ready to lead a facility that blends science-backed programming with character-first development, we want to meet you.

Compensation: $50,000.00 - $70,000.00 per year

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

D1 Training is a rapidly growing fitness franchise with over 80 facilities open and more than 180 in development. At D1 Training, we are committed to inspiring and motivating athletes to achieve their goals through science-backed, results-driven training. We focus on training the entire body as a unit to maximize performance—no gimmicks, no fads, just proven techniques used to develop the world’s top athletes. Every workout follows a structured 8-week training cycle, meticulously designed and backed by sports science to deliver real, measurable progress. What started as a program for aspiring youth athletes has evolved into comprehensive training for adults and teams, helping individuals at every level push toward their full potential.

D1 Training Alliance is a premier, veteran-owned athletic training facility located in Alliance Town Center in Fort Worth, TX. Owned and operated by a former athlete and U.S. Marine Corps veteran, our facility offers elite-level strength, speed, and agility training for youth athletes, adults, and teams.

At D1 Training, we live by the philosophy of “Iron Sharpens Iron” (Proverbs 27:17), creating a supportive, high-energy environment where athletes and fitness enthusiasts challenge and elevate one another. Whether you're an elite competitor, weekend warrior, or just starting your fitness journey, D1 Training Alliance provides expert coaching, top-tier equipment, and a structured, science-backed approach to help you reach your goals.

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