KidStrong Coach

Build Strong, Confident, High-Character Kids - That's the Job. At KidStrong, our mission is simple: help kids win at life. We build strong, confident, high-character kids through a science-based curriculum that develops the whole child - Brain, Body, and Character. And it's our coaches who make that happen. A KidStrong class should be the best part of a kid's day. That's not the curriculum talking — that's you. You're the reason a shy three-year-old raises their hand first. You're the one who helps parents see their kid’s progress and how the program fits their goals. The work is active, visible, and meaningful every single day.

About the role

If you bring high energy, a genuine love for kids, and you thrive in front of a group, this role is for you. As a KidStrong Coach, you’ll deliver our curriculum to kids ages crawling–11 in engaging, high-energy 45-minute classes (up to 24 hours/week).

Responsibilities

• Deliver KidStrong's curriculum to kids ages crawling–11 in engaging, high-energy 45-minute classes
• Develop Brain, Physical, and Character in every session — not just athletic skills
• Physically demonstrate movements, support proper technique, and keep every kid safe and progressing
• Build authentic relationships by connecting with and mentoring kids and families before, during, and after class
• Guide parents through the flow of class — they're part of the experience too
• Understand and communicate the why behind our curriculum clearly and confidently
• Use the KidStrong Coach App to record attendance, awards, and student data
• Communicate with your team professionally in person and via Slack
• Review weekly programming to prepare in advance of classes
• Complete required certifications and ongoing training
• Support KidStrong Camps during school breaks (Winter, Spring, Summer)
• Support KidStrong parties and Parent’s Night Out (PNO) events
• Utilize all required systems and processes to keep accurate records of member information and deliver amazing trial and member experiences

Requirements

• A genuine passion for working with kids — non-negotiable
• High energy, strong presence, and the ability to hold a room of kids and parents
• Positive, motivating communication style — comfortable speaking with both kids and caregivers
• Minimum 20 hours/week availability, including evenings and/or weekends
• CPR/AED certified (or willing to obtain before first class)
• Physically active — you'll cover miles on the floor, demonstrate movements, and move equipment up to 50 lbs per shift

Qualifications

Strongly preferred:

• Athletic or coaching background, ideally with kids ages crawling–11
• Experience in PE, child development, athletic training, pediatric OT/PT, or a related field
• Comfort having real conversations with parents about their child's progress

Skills

KidStrong Coaches are the best of the best. We hire for character and competency — both matter.

• Performer — You're engaging, fun, and naturally energizing. Class is your arena.
• Teacher — You don't just demonstrate; you explain the why so it sticks with kids and parents alike.
• Mentor — You invest in the kids you coach and the teammates beside you.
• Student — You're coachable, curious, and see every rep as a chance to get better.
• Professional — You show up prepared, follow through, and take ownership of your impact.

Benefits

• Flexible scheduling designed to work with your life
• Real advancement opportunities — grow from Coach to Head Coach to center leadership
• Ongoing training and development — we're committed to making you better at this
• A team worth showing up for — collaborative, mission-driven, and genuinely fun
• Work that sticks — you'll see the impact on kids and families in real time

Pay

$16–$20/hr (based on experience and certification level)

Schedule

Part-time, up to 24 hours/week, including evenings and/or weekends.