The purpose of this study is to provide basic data and implications for domestic coaching research related to strengths by analyzing trends in domestic coaching research related to strengths. To this end, a total of 36 domestic academic papers and dissertations published from 2011 to 2020 that meet the selection criteria were selected for analysis. The selected papers were analyzed by classifying them by research period, research subject, research method, research variable, and research publication type. Analysis Results First, domestic coaching studies related to strengths were first published in 2011, and the number of studies increased from 2015. Second, the study subjects were mainly adolescents (36.1%), university students (25%), and adults (22.2%), and no studies on the elderly were conducted. Third, as for the research method, experimental studies (77.8%) accounted for the majority, so the research method was highly biased. Fourth, as a result of analyzing the research variables by classifying them into 6 types according to the attributes of the variables, a total of 51 variables including 16 variables in psychological/emotional type and 13 variables in career/occupational type were used in a total of 83 studies. Fifth, the majority of research publication types were master's thesis. Based on the above analysis results, we intend to provide implications for the research direction that should be dealt with in future strength-related coaching studies in Korea.