5 youth football coach jobs found

About the role Join LFC Foundation and play a key role in developing the next generation of female footballers. As the Girls Academy U12 Strength & Conditioning Coach, you will create a safe, supportive, and enjoyable environment where players can develop physically, build confidence, and foster a lifelong love of the game. Working within the Academy programme, you'll deliver high-quality coaching, provide individualised support, and help cultivate a positive, player-centred culture. We're looking for someone with experience supporting young athletes, ideally within a football environment, and a strong understanding of youth physical and psychological development. The successful candidate will be innovative, adaptable, player-focused, and committed to safeguarding best practices, with the flexibility to work evenings, weekends, and public holidays as required. What you will be doing? LFC Foundation  Contribute to the LFCW Academy blueprint / curriculum...

Location:  AIFF-FIFA-Telangana Talent Academy, Hyderabad Reports To:  Lead - Sports Science Employment Type:  Full-time | Fixed-Term (FIFA TDS Project) Role Overview The Strength & Conditioning Coach will be responsible for designing, implementing, and monitoring physical conditioning programs tailored to the needs of players within the  elite youth team . The role focuses on developing strength, endurance, agility, mobility, and recovery strategies to enhance football performance while minimizing injury risk in a high-performance residential academy environment. Key Responsibilities 1. Performance Conditioning Design age-appropriate strength and conditioning programs aligned with Long-Term Athlete Development (LTAD) principles. Conduct regular fitness assessments to monitor progress and inform individualized training plans. Implement structured warm-up, cool-down, and injury prevention protocols. 2. Training...

We have an exciting opportunity for an individual to join Oxford United FC as a Senior Physical Performance Coach – Men’s First Team.   We are evolving the way that Medical and Performance Services are delivered at Oxford United Football Club.  Every player requires an individualised, integrated, outcome focussed team behind them. We are developing as a department, and we are building an innovative, insightful and collaborative team to meet this challenge.  Our commitment to excellence on and off the pitch requires a world-class approach to physical performance, ensuring our players are in peak physical condition. We are looking for a highly motivated physical performance coach to join our Medical and Performance Department. As part of the Club Physical Performance strategy, the ideal candidate will have a proven track record of delivering elite-level physical performance coaching in football and possess a relentless drive to achieve...

TITLE:  Academy Strength & Conditioning Coach DEPARTMENT:  Team Operations REPORTS TO:  Academy Head of Strength & Conditioning FLSA:  Salary; Exempt   WHAT SETS YOU APART The Academy Strength and Conditioning Coach provides assigned Academy players with high-level, age-appropriate performance training and education. The coach applies scientific and practical knowledge to support player development, improve performance, and reduce injury risk.  Responsibilities include planning, delivering, and monitoring strength and conditioning programs for assigned teams; conducting soccer-specific physical testing; supporting recovery and return-to-performance processes; and providing sport science support. The role operates with day-to-day autonomy for assigned teams, within the methodology, standards, and supervision established by the Academy Head of Strength & Conditioning, and collaborates with the...

TITLE:  Academy Strength & Conditioning Coach DEPARTMENT:  Team Operations REPORTS TO:  Academy Head of Strength & Conditioning FLSA:  Salary; Exempt   WHAT SETS YOU APART The Academy Strength and Conditioning Coach provides assigned Academy players with high-level, age-appropriate performance training and education. The coach applies scientific and practical knowledge to support player development, improve performance, and reduce injury risk.  Responsibilities include planning, delivering, and monitoring strength and conditioning programs for assigned teams; conducting soccer-specific physical testing; supporting recovery and return-to-performance processes; and providing sport science support. The role operates with day-to-day autonomy for assigned teams, within the methodology, standards, and supervision established by the Academy Head of Strength & Conditioning, and collaborates with the...