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National Academy of Sports Medicine

Youth Performance Coach (Full-Time)

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A Coach works with individual athletes or with sports teams to develop skills and improve teamwork and competitive performance. Runs practice sessions and physical conditioning programs; assesses the strengths and weaknesses of players; plans strategies for games; motivates and encourage players and teaches good sportsmanship.

$50,313 / year median in California

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APX Athlete Lab, El Cajon, CA (San Diego County)
Pay:
$22-34/hour, W-2, depending on certifications and experience
Schedule:
30-40 hrs/week. Weekday afternoons/evenings and Saturday mornings for classes, plus daytime hours for testing appointments, equipment prep, and admin. About Us APX Athlete Lab is a new youth performance testing and training facility in El Cajon. We test athletes ages 8-18+ on VALD equipment (ForceDecks, ForceFrame, HumanTrak, SmartSpeed timing gates) and run speed and agility classes grouped by age and ability. Every session is run by a coach. We don't have open gym, free weights, or unsupervised training. What You'll Do Run VALD assessments (jump testing, isometric strength, movement screens, timed sprints and agility) using our testing protocols Coach small-group speed, agility, and movement classes for each age group Go over test results with athletes and parents in plain language Keep athlete records current in our testing and CRM systems Set up, calibrate, and take care of the equipment Follow our child safety policies, including the two-adult supervision rule What We Require Current NASM-CPT, NASM-PES, NSCA-CSCS, or an equivalent accredited certification Current CPR/AED and First Aid 21 or older At least a year coaching youth athletes (team coaching, camps, or facility work all count) Comfortable coaching kids as young as 8 and talking with parents Full-time availability including afternoon/evening classes and Saturdays Nice to Have Experience with VALD or similar tech (force plates, timing gates, motion capture) Track and field or speed development background Experience coaching more than one sport Conditions of Employment We work with minors, so California law (Business & Professions Code section 18975, AB 506) and our own policies require the following before you start: Pass a DOJ/FBI LiveScan fingerprint background check Complete California mandated reporter training Complete concussion and sudden cardiac arrest training (free NFHS online courses accepted) Pass an annual national sex offender registry check Follow our written child safety policy, including two-adult supervision Why Work Here You'll coach with the same testing equipment used by pro and college programs, in small classes, at a new facility where the role can grow with the business.
To apply:
Email your resume, current certifications, and a short note about your youth coaching experience to admin@apxathletelab.com. APX Athlete Lab (Athletic Performance Index Partners, LLC) is an equal opportunity employer. Consistent with the California Fair Chance Act, qualified applicants with arrest and conviction records will be considered for employment