CHELSEA PIERS LP·New York
Coach Development Program and Xcel athletes with a focus on bars and vault while implementing training plans and ensuring athlete safety. Prepare athletes for competitions, track progress, and maintain a positive, disciplined training environment.
Coach Development Program (Pre-Team through Level 10) and Xcel (Bronze through Sapphire) athletes, with a focus on bars and vault Implement team training plans as directed by the Head Coach, adapting daily workouts to each athlete’s progression Set and maintain high performance standards for skill development, strength, flexibility, and competitive readiness Teach and safely spot advanced skills across all events using proper progressions and injury-prevention practices Prepare athletes for competition, including routine development, meet preparation, and in-meet coaching Travel with the team for competitions, including weekends and out-of-town meets Track athlete progress and provide regular feedback aligned with seasonal goals Communicate clearly and professionally with athletes, parents, and staff, including progress updates and goal setting Uphold USA Gymnastics SafeSport standards and maintain all required certifications and memberships Collaborate with coaching staff and support evaluations, tryouts, camps, and program events Create a positive, disciplined, and athlete-centered training environment Perform additional duties as needed to support the success of the program This is not a comprehensive list of responsibilities, which can change at any time at the discretion of your supervisor. QualificationsAbout You: You are dependable, energetic, and passionate about gymnastics and working with children. You enjoy working in a team environment and exhibit a positive attitude. You have: A minimum of five years' experience coaching Women's competitive gymnastics, including DP Pre-Team through Level 10 and/or Xcel Bronze through Sapphire Extensive knowledge of and enthusiasm for gymnastics Ability to work evenings and weekends Knowledge and experience with the TOPS and Hopes (Elite experience is a plus) Excellent spotting skills in all gymnastics areas, specifically on bars and vault Thorough knowledge of skill progression USA Gymnastics Safety Certification & SafeSport Certifications Ability to create and/or follow lesson plans that fit within the program curriculum Excellent customer service and communication skills, internally and externally Must maintain a professional and courteous manner at all times Strong organizational skills and attention to detail Ability to lift up to 50 pounds or more, stand or move for multiple hours, and see and hear athletes clearly in a busy environment Legal authorization to work in the United States
Requires at least five years of experience in competitive gymnastics coaching and strong spotting abilities. Candidates must hold USA Gymnastics Safety and SafeSport certifications and be able to work evenings and weekends.
Market context
In New York, women’s competitive gymnastics coaching roles are typically driven by year-round club programming, team growth, and the need for coaches who can support both developmental and competitive athletes. These positions are competitive because employers look for proven experience, strong spotting skills, current USAG Safety and SafeSport certifications, and availability for evenings and weekends. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then highlight your coaching levels, athlete progression experience, and certification status in your application.