5 first team physical performance coach jobs found

The Part-Time Youth Development Phase Coach (U15–U16) at Oxford United will play an important role in supporting the progression of players as they move through a critical stage of their development. The role centres on delivering high-quality, purposeful coaching sessions that enhance players’ technical, tactical, physical, psychological, and social capabilities. The coach will create a positive, safe, and appropriately challenging environment that encourages players to take ownership of their development, build resilience, and maximise their individual potential, while maintaining a strong passion for the game. Working collaboratively within the academy’s multidisciplinary team, the coach will plan, deliver, and review training sessions in line with the club’s coaching philosophy and the principles of the Elite Player Performance Plan (EPPP). The role also involves supporting the holistic development of players both on and off the pitch, promoting...

The Part-Time Foundation Phase Coach (U9–U10) at Oxford United will play a key role in supporting the development of young players through the delivery of engaging, high-quality coaching sessions. The role focuses on nurturing each player’s technical, tactical, physical, psychological, and social growth within a fun, safe, and challenging learning environment. The coach will help foster a genuine love for the game, encouraging players to express themselves and reach their individual potential. Working collaboratively within the academy’s multidisciplinary team, the coach will plan, deliver, and review sessions aligned with the club’s coaching philosophy and the principles of the Elite Player Performance Plan (EPPP). In addition, the role involves contributing to the holistic development of players both on and off the pitch, while promoting positive behaviours, a strong work ethic, and high standards of professionalism. Job title:  Part-time...

The Part-Time Transition Phase Coach (U11–U14) at Oxford United will play a key role in guiding players through a pivotal stage of their development, bridging the gap between foundation and youth development football. The role focuses on delivering high-quality, engaging coaching sessions that develop players’ technical, tactical, physical, psychological, and social attributes. The coach will create a positive, safe, and appropriately challenging environment that supports both enjoyment and progression, encouraging players to build confidence, game understanding, and a strong foundation for future development while fostering a lasting love for the game. Working as part of the academy’s multidisciplinary team, the coach will plan, deliver, and review sessions in line with the Club’s coaching philosophy and the principles of the Elite Player Performance Plan (EPPP). The role also involves contributing to the holistic development of players both on and...

About The Role   Role Summary   To coach and support female players holistic development aged between 8-16, within our Girls Elite Centres. To follow, implement and/or adapt a 30-week training syllabus as set by the Girl's Programme Manager. Key Job Outcomes   To complete reports which will provide players with feedback on their technical, tactical, physical and psychological performance. To assist with developmental fixtures which normally take place within the school holiday periods. To complete and log accurate player attendance records to each session. To attend CPD events in order to continually develop you own personal skills and knowledge alongside utilising and implementing these skills to improve the quality of GEC delivery.         About The Candidate...

Full job description About the Performance and MedicineTeam: Our mission is to support every athlete in reaching peak performance while reducing injury risk. Through a multi-disciplinary approach that blends sports science, nutrition, medicine, and psychology, we deliver personalised programs tailored to each player’s needs. We work closely with coaches to balance training loads, guide recovery, and provide insights into player readiness. Mental wellness is also a key focus, with sports psychologists helping athletes build resilience under pressure. The Opportunity: The opportunity to join Sunderland AFC as an Academy Athletic Development Coach represents a unique chance to play a pivotal role in shaping the future of young talent within a prestigious football environment. Within the framework of the sports science programme, you will have the responsibility to design, deliver, and monitor high-quality sports science support tailored to the...