High Performance Tennis Coach

Midtown is looking for a High Performance Tennis Coach to engage members and foster their love of tennis. The High Performance Tennis Coach is responsible to deliver high quality tennis training for competitive junior players. This individual will be an ambassador for Junior competitive tennis within the club and externally as we strive to be the industry gold standard for Junior High Performance programming. This coach will be nimble and adaptable to the changing landscape of the industry and will thrive in a people environment, bringing an energetic and inspiring contribution to the High Performance program. The specific responsibilities of the HP coach will include but not be limited to: Assist the HP Manager in the planning, organizing and delivery of all High Performance related programs including sessional programs, holiday and summer camps, tournaments and special events. Be passionate about the growth and development of the program by bringing positive energy, encouragement, enthusiasm and engagement to every practice or lesson. Ensure that the HP program is delivered in a manner consistent with Midtown brand standards and methodologies. Work with the HP Manager and the Racquet Sports Manager on all matters relating to programs, coach development and methodologies. Maintain a clean and well-organized tennis court environment including ball carts, balls and teaching aids. Maintain a member focus - be present and accessible to the players and their parents. Coach groups in the HP program and pathway, self-generate private and semi-private lessons and be available to teach adult programs. Coach at times that respond to the needs of the program including weekends. Participate in scheduled meetings with the HP Manager and the team of coaches. Promote the High Performance program locally, regionally and nationally. Be available to travel to domestic tournaments. Accept and complete other assignments deemed appropriate by the HP Manager. The requirements of the position are: 3 years minimum experience working with High Performance players. Compete and hit with UTR 10+ players. Demonstrate effective communication skills. Demonstrate a passion for the game. Demonstrate a passion for learning Maintain current certification with either the PTR or the USPTA. Core Values Win Together Glass Half-full Passionate about Helping Others Better than Yesterday Kind Expected Behaviors Charismatic Detail oriented Adaptable Bias for action Strives for excellence Willing to do what it takes to be successful

Competitive Compensation:

Depending on credentials and experience, full-time Midtown coaches earn, including the value of the full-time benefits package, and considering 30 hours of instruction per week, between $65K and $85K, annually. This job description is intended to describe the general requirements for the position. It is not a complete statement of duties, responsibilities or requirements. Other duties not listed here may be assigned as necessary to ensure the proper operations of the department. MIDTOWN is an Equal Opportunity Employer.