Swim Coach Jr. Swim Team

Olympic Club•San Francisco, CA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Olympic Club, a private membership athletic club, is seeking a part-time Swim Coach Jr. Swim Team for our swim team and to sub for our masters swim team. This role involves collaborating with the head coach to design and implement effective training programs, providing individualized feedback, fostering a positive team culture, and ensuring the safety and well-being of junior athletes during practices and competitions. The successful candidate will contribute to the growth and skill development of each swimmer, promote a love for the sport, and actively participate in creating a supportive and encouraging team environment. This part-time role requires a passion for competitive swimming, previous coaching experience, relevant certifications, and a commitment to the holistic development of young athletes. Workouts start on weekdays at 4:00 pm and go until 5:30 – 6:30 pm.

Requirements

1-2 years of coaching experience
CPR/AED, First Aid, and Lifeguard certification
USA Swimming Coach member
Intermediate Microsoft Office

Nice To Haves

ASCA Level 1

Responsibilities

Collaborate with the head coach to plan and implement effective training programs that align with the team's goals and objectives.
Work closely with junior swimmers to improve their swimming techniques, starts, turns, overall performance, and goal setting.
Contribute to the development of practice schedules, ensuring a balanced mix of drills, conditioning, and skill-building exercises suitable for junior athletes.
Maintain open and clear communication with swimmers, parents, and coaching staff regarding practice schedules, competitions, and any relevant updates.
Attend and actively participate in swim meets, providing guidance and encouragement to swimmers during competitions.
Conduct periodic assessments of swimmers' skills and progress, adjusting coaching strategies as needed to address individual and team needs.
Stay informed about current trends, techniques, and best practices in competitive swimming through continued education and professional development opportunities.
Provide constructive feedback to swimmers on their performance during practices and competitions, focusing on areas for improvement and celebrating achievements.