Track & Field Assistant Coach – Short Distance Sprints(100m/200)

The Urban School of San Francisco; San Francisco (CA); Sur place; USD 38 000 - 57 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

The Urban School of San Francisco is seeking a Track & Field Assistant Coach for short distance sprints (100m/200m). The role focuses on developing speed, technique, and a positive team culture, working closely with student-athletes after school hours in San Francisco.

Your experience in track & field, ability to coach sprint mechanics, and commitment to safety and inclusion will drive practice plans, relay exchanges, and competition preparation for the spring season.

Qualifications

• Experience in track & field, either playing or coaching.
• Ability to work with student-athletes in an urban school setting.
• Completion of coaching education and certifications mandated by CIF and the school.

Responsabilités

• Coaching and developing sprinting techniques for short-distance events (100m/200m).
• Plan, direct, and supervise daily sprint workouts and relay practice.
• Be present at practices, meetings, and track meets, guiding athletes.
• Manage equipment, travel supervision, and logistics for sprint events.
• Promote a positive, inclusive team culture and effective communication.

Connaissances

Sprint coaching

Team leadership

Communication

Description du poste

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Track & Field Assistant Coach – Short Distance Sprints(100m/200)

Coaches (new GL code) Professional San Francisco, CA, US

2 days ago Requisition ID: 1130

Salary Range: $27.43 To $41.15 Hourly

Job Title: Track & Field Assistant Coach – Short Distance Sprints (100m/200m)

Classification: Temporary, Non-exempt, Seasonal

Reports To: Director of Athletics, Associate Athletic Director, Head Track & Field Coach

Season Dates: Spring Season (February to Mid-May)

Job Purpose: Developing Speed, Technique, and Culture

The Assistant Coach – Short Distance Sprints (100m/200m) supports the track & field program by creating a positive, inclusive, and disciplined team environment. This position provides student-athletes with structured, sport-specific sprint training while promoting healthy player-coach relationships, technical growth, and strong team dynamics.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

Coaching and Player Development

Sprint Instruction: Provide targeted instruction in sprint mechanics, acceleration, speed development, and relay exchanges for short-distance events (100m–200m).

Workout Execution

Plan, direct, and supervise daily short-distance sprint workouts, conditioning sessions, and relay practice.

Team Presence

Be present and actively engaged at all team practices, coaching meetings, and track meets.

Program Management and Logistics

Equipment Management: Manage, organize, and maintain sprint and relay equipment, including starting blocks, batons, and training aids.

Travel Supervision: Assist with team travel supervision, including riding the team bus to practices or competitions when required.

Professional Compliance: Complete all required coaching education and certifications mandated by the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) and the school. Participate in coaching staff meetings and collaborate with leadership.

Culture and Communication

Culture Building: Foster a positive, inclusive environment that supports athlete development, team camaraderie, and mutual respect.

Communication: Communicate practice expectations, schedules, and program information clearly to student-athletes.

Qualifications and Skills

Experience: Previous track & field playing or coaching experience preferred, with a focus on short-distance sprints.

Leadership & Interpersonal Skills: Ability to foster positive team dynamics and athlete growth. Organized, patient, positive, and enthusiastic about working with teenagers in an urban school setting.

Sport Knowledge: Knowledge of track & field, sprint mechanics, training principles, rules, and relay techniques.

Working Conditions and Physical Requirements

The role involves consistent hours after school, evenings, and weekends for practices, meets, and travel.

Essential Physical Tasks

Ability to work on your feet for extended periods (multiple hours) during outdoor workouts and competitions.

Ability to demonstrate sprint drills, starting block mechanics, and relay handoffs as needed.

Ability to move and setup track equipment (starting blocks, hurdles, equipment bags).