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Scarlet Blaze Cheer

Advanced Tumbling Coach

Pay: $25–$50/hr
Posted: 1 week ago
Location: Oklahoma City, OK (Onsite)
Last Updated: 1 week ago
Hours: Full-Time
Expires: 10/27/2026
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NOW HIRING
ADVANCED
TUMBLING COACH
Scarlet Blaze Cheer | Oklahoma City, OK $25/hour + Private Lesson Opportunities ($50/hour) Scarlet Blaze Cheer is seeking an experienced Advanced Tumbling Coach . This is not an entry-level coaching position.
NON-NEGOTIABLE REQUIREMENTS DO NOT APPLY
if you cannot confidently and safely: Spot back tucks and higher-level tumbling skills Spot athletes weighing 200+ pounds Applicants must have at least 2 years of relevant tumbling, gymnastics, or cheer coaching experience and be able to independently teach, progress, and spot skills including: Standing & running back handsprings Series Standing & running tucks BHS to tuck Whips Layout and rotating-skill progressions Must have a strong understanding of proper technique and progressions, prioritize athlete safety, and be dependable and professional.
Schedule:
Monday, Tuesday & Friday evenings
Pay:
$25/hour + opportunity to offer private lessons An in-person working interview and demonstration of spotting ability will be required. To apply, send your resume and relevant coaching experience to scarletblazecheer@gmail.com .
Pay:
$25.00 - $50.00 per hour Expected hours: 10.0 per week Application Question(s): Can you spot Back-handspring, whips, tucks, etc. in athletes up to 200 pounds?
Work Location:
In person