Online Fitness Coach(Remote-1099 Contract)

October 19, 2026

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CT3 Performance Coaching, LLC is contracting remote fitness coaches across the United States.We build and deliver structured online coaching for busy professionals — founders, executives, physicians and sales leaders in their late twenties through fifties who want to get lean and stay healthy without rearranging their lives. Our method is structure over motivation and systems over intensity.This is an independent contractor engagement, not employment. You run your own coaching practice. CT3 supplies the brand, the method, the programming library, the platform, the client agreements and the payment infrastructure. You deliver the coaching.What the engagement involves • Build and maintain individualized training programs and nutrition guidance for your clients • Write and personally answer a check-in each week — every two weeks on our 12-month program. The written check-in is the product clients pay for. • Onboard your clients to the CT3 platform and keep each client record complete • Respond to client messages within one business day • Source your own clients if you choose to — this is where the economics favor you mostHow you are paidA share of what CT3 actually collects from each client, routed to your Stripe account at the time the client’s payment processes. • 60% of collected revenue for a client you brought in • 40% of collected revenue for a client CT3 sourced and assigned to you • 75% on the first billing period when one of your clients renews, then 60% thereafterOur programs are $500/month for 12 weeks, $400/month for 6 months, and $300/month for 12 months. Total earnings depend entirely on how many clients you serve and how many you bring in yourself. CT3 makes no representation about what any coach will earn.There is no fee to contract with us — no joining fee, no monthly fee, and no charge for the method, platform, programming library, client agreements or payment system.What you need • A current personal training or nutrition coaching certification (NASM, ISSA, ACE, NSCA, Precision Nutrition or equivalent) • General liability insurance, with CT3 Performance Coaching, LLC named as an additional insured, and a certificate of insurance provided before you begin • A Stripe account you control, for direct payment routing • Genuine writing ability — our check-ins are written, personal, and are what clients are paying forYou do not need an LLC. You do not need professional liability (E&O) insurance, though we recommend it and will explain why before you sign.Scope of practiceCoaches provide general fitness instruction and general nutrition education. Coaches do not diagnose or treat any condition, prescribe therapeutic diets, or advise on prescription compounds, peptides or hormones.What this is notNo set hours. No required availability. No territory. No minimum client count. The engagement is non-exclusive — you may keep your own clients, advertise independently, and work with other companies. CT3 sets the standard the client receives; it does not direct how you meet it. This engagement confers no wage, salary, benefits or paid leave.To applySend a short note with your certification, your coaching experience, and one example of a written check-in you would send a client who missed a week of training.

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