Fitness Coach / Movement Therapist — Remote
Company: Growing Young
Location: Remote
Engagement: Commission-based
Experience: 2+ years
About Growing YoungGrowing Young is a health and performance coaching company working with executives, entrepreneurs and senior professionals.
Our programmes focus on improving metabolic health, rebuilding strength and physical capacity, and helping clients build sustainable lifestyle habits.
The RoleWe are looking for an experienced Fitness Coach / Movement Therapist to work with our clients remotely.
You will assess clients over video, understand their movement and fitness needs, design personalised exercise programmes, and guide them through structured follow-ups and progression.
We are open to professionals from a fitness coaching, personal training, physiotherapy or movement therapy background, provided they have solid practical experience in exercise prescription.
The role will also involve representing Growing Young through LinkedIn Live sessions, webinars and other educational initiatives.




Key Responsibilities• Conduct remote fitness and movement assessments
• Understand clients' fitness levels, movement limitations, injury history and goals
• Design personalised strength, mobility, corrective exercise and movement programmes
• Conduct one-on-one online sessions and guide clients on exercise technique and form
• Modify exercises based on pain, injuries, restrictions and fitness levels
• Track client progress and adapt programmes accordingly
• Educate clients on strength, mobility, posture, movement and exercise habits
• Identify cases requiring physiotherapy, medical evaluation or in-person assessment and escalate appropriately
• Maintain clear records of assessments, programmes and client progress
• Collaborate with coaches, nutritionists and the wider care team
• Participate in LinkedIn Live sessions, webinars and workshops
• Contribute practical expertise to Growing Young's health and fitness content
Education & Experience

📌 Fitness Coach (India)
🏢 Growing Young
📍 India