Competitive Team Coach (Optional Program - Coconut Creek)

Posted 2 days ago

integratedcoolingFlorida (NY)

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About the role

We are seeking both part and full-time team coaches for our optional team program (Levels 6-10). The optional team only trains at our Coconut Creek location (American Twisters).
Position Description: A Gymnastics Instructor at Twisters is a role model who displays excellent character and provides professional gymnastics instruction to our students in a fun and safe environment.
Responsibilities: See yourself as arole modeland a leader
Arrive to work on time and with a great attitude Put the safety and well being of the children first Maintain a fun and safe environment at all times Teach gymnastics drills, progressions, skills, and routinesin aprofessional and safe environment while followingtheprescribed lesson plans and rotation schedule Work with the department leader and other coaching staff to optimize the training of the gymnasts Be adaptive to coaching challenges Be present and punctual for all scheduled classes, meetings and staff trainings Return all phone calls, emails and text messages to the administrative staff promptly Be kind, courteous and helpful to clients and fellow staff members Be warm and welcoming to parents and students Keep the department leader informed of any incidents, injuries, or early dismissals that occur during workouts Acquire and keep current a USAGProfessional Membership
NOTE: If applicants get to this stage, a background check will be required. https://info.flclearinghouse.com

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