San Diego Gymnastics, LLL·Poway, California
The Director will be responsible for teaching a popular parkour program, including classes, camps, and events for children aged 18 months and up. This involves instructing students on safely moving through obstacles and progressing through fundamental gymnastics or parkour skills.
Join the Movement!
San Diego Gymnastics is looking for an energetic and fun professional that is career minded to join our team! If you are enthusiastic about being a part of the movement to improve the health and lives of kids, this is the job for you! We are looking for a committed Director to teach our very popular parkour program: classes, camps, events from ages 18 months and up.
Our programs teach kids how to safely move through obstacles, progress through gymnastics or parkour skills, gain balance, flexibility, agility and strength. We provide a clean, safe and fun environment for our kids to not only develop their athletic skills, but to create friendships and life skills that will last a lifetime. We also strive to provide one of the best, upbeat, fun, inclusive and rewarding work environments possible.
Experience with gymnastics and parkour is required.
Poway, Rancho Bernardo, Point Loma, La Costa (Carlsbad), Grossmont Center (La Mesa) and Otay Ranch (Chula Vista)
$18-$30 an hour based on experience. Potential for signing bonus!
Please reply here or visit our www.sdgymnastics.com/careers to apply!
Job Types: part-time
The ideal candidate is an energetic, fun, and career-minded professional committed to improving the health and lives of children. Experience with both gymnastics and parkour is explicitly required for this role.
Market context
In California, parkour coaching roles can be competitive because programs often look for candidates who can safely teach movement skills while keeping classes engaging for children. This position stands out for requiring both gymnastics and parkour experience, plus a career-minded approach; review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly compare fit before applying. A practical next step is to prepare examples of how you’ve coached youth safely, adapted drills for mixed skill levels, and supported progression in both disciplines.