Role Type: Part-time / Full-time
Compensation: Competitive
About the Programme
StrengthSkap is conducting an integrated, science-based gymnastics programme for children aged 2.5 to 9 years. Unlike standard recreational classes, our curriculum is rooted in the Long-Term Athlete Development (LTAD) framework and focuses on pediatric physiology, hormonal growth windows, and neurological development. We utilize a digital ecosystem for real-time performance tracking and data-driven reporting to parents.
Key Responsibilities
Curriculum Delivery: Execute structured lesson plans for three distinct age cohorts (2.5–4y, 5–7y, and 7–9y) focused on fundamental movement skills and USAG Level 1–3 technical progressions.
Scientific Tracking: Conduct quarterly assessment of 10 key growth metrics per batch, including:
- Batch 1: Locomotor proficiency, bilateral coordination, and inversion tolerance.
- Batch 2: Flamingo Balance Test, flexed-arm hang, and agility shuttle runs.
- Batch 3: Maturity offset tracking (PHV), hand-grip dynamometer testing, and Beep tests.Reporting: Utilize our evaluation methodology to log real-time skill acquisition (Attempted/Learning/Mastered) and behavioral data during sessions.
Safety & Infrastructure: Maintain an elite safety environment and adhere to strict injury prevention protocols during peak growth velocity periods.
Why Join Us?
You will be part of a pioneering program that treats gymnastics as a "neuro-boost" for academic and athletic success. We provide world-class infrastructure and a professional environment that values data-driven coaching excellence over mere supervision.
Background in Physical Education (B.P.Ed/M.P.Ed).
Certification: Diploma in Coaching from SAI NS-NIS (Patiala) or equivalent national/international certification (USAG/FIG).
Technical Knowledge: Understanding of the LTAD model, pediatric "Sensitive Periods" for speed/flexibility,and somatic maturity tracking.
Experience: Minimum 2+ years of experience coaching children, specifically in the 2.5–9 age range.
Soft Skills: High patience, excellent communication with parents, and a commitment to "Mastery Mindset" pedagogy.
National or International level participation in Artistic Gymnastics is an advantage.