Personal Trainer
Pubblicato il 07-09-2026 - Special Strong in Italia
Benefits:
Flexible schedule
Training & development
Bonus based on performance
This is not a typical personal training job, and we'd rather tell you that now than have you find out on day one.
Progress with our athletes doesn't always look like a new personal best or being five pounds down. Some sessions will be hard. Some families are exhausted, and you'll be one of the steadiest parts of their week. If you need fast, visible results to feel like you're doing good work, this probably isn't your role.
But if something about that description made you sit up a little, if you've ever wished you could do this kind of work and didn't quite know it existed, keep reading.
Special Strong SWFL is the proud franchise of the nationally recognized Special Strong brand, dedicated to providing adaptive fitness training for individuals with physical, cognitive, and developmental challenges. We don't train the diagnosis, we train the individual in front of us. Families come to us after searching for someone who actually gets it, someone who sees their athlete, not their diagnosis.
Our clients and their families love us for our compassionate, results-driven approach that fosters confidence, strength, and independence. We're looking for an Adaptive Fitness Trainer to join our mission-driven team and work directly with our athletes at partner gyms and community spaces around Collier County. In this rewarding role, you'll work one-on-one and in small groups with individuals of all abilities building real relationships with athletes and their families, not just run a program. This is a tempo parziale role with flexible hours built around your availability.
Building and adapting fitness programs for athletes with a wide range of physical, cognitive, and developmental needs
Modifying exercises and training techniques to accommodate individual abilities and limitations
Communicating consistently with families so they always know how their athlete is doing
the families and athletes counting on yo