KidStrong Coach

KidStrong South Denver•Fort Collins, CO

22d•$18 - $20

About The Position

KidStrong Coaches deliver a science-based curriculum that develops children’s brains, bodies, and character. They lead engaging, high-energy 45-minute classes for children from crawling age through 11, helping make class a positive and meaningful experience for children and their families. The role includes physically demonstrating movements, supporting safe technique and progress, building relationships with children and families, and explaining the purpose of the curriculum. Coaches also support center operations, camps, parties, and parent’s night out events. The role is part-time, with classes totaling up to 24 hours per week and a minimum availability requirement of 12 hours per week, including evenings and weekends. Compensation is $18–$20 per hour, based on experience and certification level.

Requirements

Genuine passion for working with children.
High energy, a strong presence, and ability to engage a room of children and parents.
Positive, motivating communication skills and comfort speaking with children and caregivers.
Availability for at least 12 hours per week, including evenings and weekends.
CPR/AED certification, or willingness to obtain it before the first class.
Physical ability to stay active, cover miles on the floor, demonstrate movements, and move equipment weighing up to 50 pounds per shift.

Nice To Haves

Athletic or coaching background, ideally with children from crawling age through 11.
Experience in physical education, child development, athletic training, pediatric occupational or physical therapy, or a related field.
Comfort having conversations with parents about their child’s progress.

Responsibilities

Deliver KidStrong’s curriculum to children from crawling age through 11 in engaging, high-energy 45-minute classes.
Develop children’s brain, physical, and character skills in each session, not only athletic skills.
Physically demonstrate movements, support proper technique, and keep children safe and progressing.
Build relationships with children and families by counting with and mentoring them before, during, and after class.
Guide parents through the class experience and explain the purpose of the curriculum.
Use the KidStrong Coach App to record attendance, awards, and student data.
Communicate professionally with the team in person and via Slack.
Review weekly programming and prepare for classes in advance.
Complete required certifications and ongoing training.
Support KidStrong Camps during winter, spring, and summer school breaks.
Support KidStrong parties and PNO events.
Use required systems and processes to maintain accurate member information and provide positive trial and member experiences.