sinaiakiba

sinaiakiba

Boys’ Flag Football Coach

Los Angeles, California · Part-time

Sponsorship not specified$30k-$40kDetected 20 days ago
SpringCommunicationCollaborationMentoring

About the role

  • A successful Athletics Coach should have extensive knowledge, as well as experience, in the sport and be able to articulate basic and advanced concepts effectively in teaching students how to play.
  • Age-Appropriate Coaching: Tailor practices and coaching techniques to the developmental stages of 4th-8th grade players, understanding the varied skill levels and learning styles of young athletes.

Responsibilities

  • Maintain a balance between competitive spirit and personal growth for all players.

Requirements

  • Ability to lift and move objects of up to 30 pounds.
  • Ability to quickly respond to children's movements during activities.
  • Required to travel by bus to and from away games with the athletes
  • Develop progressive drills that allow players to build confidence and proficiency in all areas of the game.

Skills

  • This is a part-time, non-exempt position.
  • Emphasize basic flag football principles, such as positioning, passing, catching, communication, and field awareness.

Compensation

  • $30.00 - $40.00 per hour

Benefits

  • Ensure a fun, positive, and supportive learning environment where athletes are encouraged to take risks and learn from mistakes.

Company info

  • In alignment with Sinai Akiba Academy's core Jewish values, foster a spirit of collaboration and mutual respect on the football team.
  • Encourage players to embrace the concept of "Ahavat Chesed" (loving-kindness) by supporting one another both on and off the field, helping teammates improve, and celebrating each other's successes.
  • Teach the importance of "Kevod HaBriyot" (respect for others), emphasizing that every player has a unique role in contributing to the team's success.
  • Instill a sense of "Tikkun Olam" (repairing the world) by encouraging athletes to demonstrate good sportsmanship and kindness, not just in competition but in everyday interactions.
  • Promote the idea that, like a team, we are stronger when we work together and uplift each other, recognizing that our differences make us more powerful as a unit.

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