Studio Manager & Women's Strength Coach

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Studio Manager & Women's Strength Coach
  • Lead a high-performing women’s strength studio
  • Full-time role with salary, super & bonuses
  • Coach clients & mentor a passionate team
  • Studio Manager & Women's Strength Coach wanted! Lead, coach & grow with Strong Women Can. Full-time role, $70–85K + super + bonuses. Highett VIC.

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    Applications

    8 Applied

    Date

    Expires on 8/17/25

    Pay

    $70,000–$85,000 + super + performance bonuses

    Job Type: Full-Time

    About Strong Women Can

    At Strong Women Can, we help women get strong, build muscle, and train with purpose. Our studios are built for performance and progression - whether that’s chasing your first chin-up, building lean mass, or lifting heavy for the long haul. But we also know that real results come from consistency, coaching, and community - and that’s what sets us apart.

    We’re expanding our leadership team and looking for an experienced Studio Manager & Senior Coach to help us lift the standard even higher.

    About the Role

    This is a hybrid position for someone who thrives in both coaching and leadership. You’ll split your time between delivering high-quality training sessions and running the day-to-day operations of our Highett studio.

    Your Responsibilities Will Include:

    Studio Management

    • Overseeing daily operations to ensure a smooth, high-performance environment

    • Leading coach rosters, timetables, and use of shared spaces

    • Supporting team development, onboarding, and accountability

    • Assisting with lead management, consults, and member experience systems

    • Collaborating on events, internal education, and community engagement

    • Ensuring the studio reflects our values, culture, and standards

     Coaching & Program Delivery

    • Delivering exceptional 1:1 and small group sessions focused on strength, hypertrophy, and performance

    • Programming for real-world results: movement quality, progression, body composition, and long-term health

    • Coaching women at all life stages, including pre/postnatal, peri/menopause, and beginner lifters

    • Supporting members with education on training, recovery, mindset, and sustainable behaviour change

    • Creating a positive, motivating space where women feel seen, supported, and challenged

     You’ll Be a Great Fit If You:

    • Are a highly skilled coach with a strong grasp of strength training principles

    • Are organised, self-directed, and great at managing people and priorities

    • Care about outcomes and the people behind them

    • Want to build something meaningful, not just clock in for sessions

    • Communicate clearly and lead with integrity

     Required Skills & Experience:

    • Cert III & IV in Fitness (Diploma or higher valued)

    • 3+ years of coaching experience, ideally with women

    • Prior leadership, operational, or people management experience

    • Solid understanding of female physiology and training adaptations

    • Comfortable with basic business tools (email, scheduling, spreadsheets, etc.)

    • Current First Aid & CPR

    What You’ll Get:

    • Salary: $70,000–$85,000 + super + performance bonuses, based on experience and leadership capability

    • Growth pathway into a senior leadership or education role

    • Ongoing professional development, mentoring, and support

    • Opportunities to lead events, deliver workshops, and contribute to strategy

    • A high-performing, purpose-led team who are redefining what strength looks like for women

    • The chance to shape the future of a standout women’s strength brand and raise the industry standards for coaching women.

    Ready to Lead Strong?

    To apply, send your CV and a brief cover letter or video introducing yourself and why this role is for you.

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