Seasonal Park Freestyle Coach — Weekend Youth Mentor
PSIA-AASI Western Region
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Job summary
Ragged Mountain Competition Programs (RMCP) are seeking 2-3 Park Freestyle Ski Coaches to join our team for the upcoming winter season. We're looking for enthusiastic skiers who are passionate about terrain park skiing, enjoy working with young athletes, and want to be part of a positive, athlete-centered coaching environment.
Our Freestyle Ski & Ride Program is led by Olympic snowboarder Pete Thorndike, whose athlete-first philosophy helps create an environment where young athletes develop both
Qualifications
- Strong skiing ability in a terrain park environment.
- Experience working with children or teenagers in youth sports or coaching roles.
- Dependable, positive, professional attitude.
- Ability to commit to the seasonal coaching schedule.
- Reliable transportation and willingness to travel within New Hampshire for competitions.
- Previous coaching or competitive freestyle experience is preferred but not required.
Responsibilities
- Coach and mentor freestyle athletes in terrain park skiing.
- Foster a safe, positive, and inclusive training environment.
- Support athletes during training sessions and competitions.
- Help athletes develop technical skills, confidence, and sportsmanship.
- Communicate effectively with athletes, parents, and fellow coaches.
- Serve as a positive role model on and off the snow.
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Job description
Ragged Mountain Competition Programs (RMCP) are seeking 2-3 Park Freestyle Ski Coaches to join our team for the upcoming winter season. We're looking for enthusiastic skiers who are passionate about terrain park skiing, enjoy working with young athletes, and want to be part of a positive, athlete-centered coaching environment.
Our Freestyle Ski & Ride Program is led by Olympic snowboarder Pete Thorndike, whose athlete-first philosophy helps create an environment where young athletes develop both
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