Padel Coach

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taleezMalden (MA)

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About the role

As a Padel Coach, you will be responsible to : Coach on court, always respecting the Mouratoglou methodology and philosophy Deliver private lessons, group clinics, and junior and adult programs to players of all levels, adapting to each player's level, goals and age Provide regular, relevant feedback to players and, for juniors, to their parents Build strong and lasting relationships with each player, and guide them towards the right program, package or membership Help turn trial and drop-in players into long-term members of the club Organise and support leagues, tournaments, social events and open days, and help build the local padel community Ensure a premium on-court experience: punctuality, court readiness, equipment and safety Be an active member of the Mouratoglou organisation and promote its values Padel coaching certificate Proven experience in coaching padel at various levels (juniors and adults) Current level of competition in padel, ideally with good sporting results Passion and willingness to learn Ability to build strong and lasting relationships, with a strong commercial understanding Excellent interpersonal skills (communication and listening) Fluent in English, any other language is an advantage (Spanish is a strong plus) We are recruiting in several locations accros the US. Feel free to share your interest.

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