3 academy strength and conditioning coach jobs found

Job Purpose To design, implement, and monitor age-appropriate strength and conditioning programs that enhance the physical development, athletic performance, injury prevention, and long-term player development of Al Ain FC Academy players across all age groups. The Strength & Conditioning Coach will work closely with academy coaches, sports science staff, physiotherapists, medical personnel, and performance analysts to ensure players are physically prepared to meet the demands of elite football. Key Responsibilities Physical Development Design and deliver periodized strength and conditioning programs for academy players. Develop age-specific physical development plans aligned with the club’s football philosophy. Improve players' speed, agility, acceleration, power, endurance, mobility, and athleticism. Ensure physical development follows long-term athlete development principles. Performance Monitoring Conduct and analyze physical performance testing...

Academy Values:  Players First: holding individual player development as the main intention behind decisions made as a coach and wider professional.   Togetherness: working in a prosocial manner as part of a wider team – willing to contribute beyond own interests.  Integrity: carrying out academy and club values in an open and honest manner.  Accountability: willing to take responsibility for actions in a manner which allows learning, growth and reflection.  Key Responsibilities The current post holder will strive to develop gold standard practice within the academy Performance & Medicine department at AFC Bournemouth, delivering the day-to-day physical development programme to our U18 squad. This will be achieved through the understanding and implementation of best practice strength and conditioning, and appropriate level of scientific support.       Departmental...

The Women's Wellness and Injury Prevention Lead is a purpose-built new role within the Washington Spirit’s Medical and Performance (M&P) department. This role establishes a dedicated, senior clinical presence assisting the Athletic Trainer and Director of Medical (DOM) with athletic training, injury prevention, rehabilitation, and the holistic physical care of First Team players. Encompassing game-day and training medical coverage, proactive injury prevention programming, evidence-based rehabilitation, and a specialized women’s health practice, this role addresses some of the most critical and under-resourced clinical areas in professional women’s soccer. This role is a licensed dual-credentialed Athletic Trainer/Physical Therapist who assists the Athletic Trainer and DOM across the scope of athletic training, including sideline injury assessment, emergency medical response, taping and bracing, return-to-play clearance, and game-day medical...