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Athletics & Gymnastics

Whether you're skilled in an individual sport or a champion in a team sport, we want to hear from you. Our goal is to ensure that everyone is having fun and campers are challenging themselves. Be prepared to showcase your skills during our camp tournaments and inter-camp leagues.

Fitness Instructor

Fitness instruction requires relevant experience, energy and creativity to motivate campers of all abilities and build fitness, confidence and healthy habits.

About

If a big part of your life is personal fitness, you want to help educate others in the benefits of an active lifestyle and you have applicable experience or qualifications in fitness, then this is the position for you.


Become a Fitness Instructor at camp and you’ll be coaching campers, assisting them in reaching their potential and maintaining your personal fitness goals even while you are away from home working in the US.


You’ll need to be a motivated individual for this high energy position with plenty of drive to help push campers to the heights of their ability, improve body image and self confidence. Having a fitness instructor qualification will prove to camp directors that you know your stuff and will show that you can provide a variety of programmes to campers of all ages and abilities. 


Bring your personal touch to the role when creating different exercises and drills to keep campers engaged. 

Your role will include the teaching of:

  • Teach the importance of warm ups and cool downs

  • Lesson planning and running camp fitness programs

  • Supervise cardio exercises such as cross-trainer, boxing, fitness bike, rowing machine, treadmills

  • Teach muscle-building techniques such as using free weights for muscle-specific exercises

  • Help to improve campers balance by using a BOSU all

  • Teach different stretches and promote the importance of regular stretching before and after exercise

  • Equipment maintenance

  • Promote safety at all times, especially whilst using heavy equipment (spotting)

A camp recognised first aid certification may be required for this role.

Preferred Experience or Qualifications:

  • Level 2 Fitness instructor

  • Level 2 Gym instructor

  • Level 2 Personal training certification

Gymnastics

Use your gymnastics, cheer or coaching experience to teach skills, support sessions and help campers progress safely.

About

As Gymnastics Coach or Assistant, you are responsible for the safe and fun delivery of gymnastics classes to campers. 


You will be expected to lead warm up/conditioning sessions to prepare campers for each session. 

Your role will include the teaching of:

  • Floor & Tumbling – Backward roll, cartwheels, flips, walk overs, forward roll, handstands, tumbling

  • Asparatus – assemble/dismantle equipment, bars (asymmetric Female, high bar Male) Beam (Female) Pommel Horse/Rings (Male), Vault

  • Rhythmic – Acrobatics, Ball, Clubs, Choreography, Hoop, Ribbon

  • Trampolining – Pike, Rotations, Straddle, Somersaults, Tuck, Twists

The completion of a camp-recognised first aid qualification will also be required.

Preferred Experience or Qualifications:

  • General, trampoline, acrobatic, tumbling, rhythmic gymnastics level 1 (to assist)

  • General, trampoline, acrobatic, tumbling, rhythmic gymnastics level 2 or above (to lead sessions)

Athletics Director

As Athletics Activity Director, you are responsible for overseeing the Athletics program.

About

As Athletics Activity Director, you are responsible for overseeing the Athletics program. The Athletic Activity Supervisors may support you, but this is all dependent on camp size.

 

This role is incredibly rewarding. However, it is hard work and you must feel confident to take charge of this area for the entire duration of camp. 

Your role will include the teaching of:

  • The scheduling of athletics activities

  • The organisation and supervision of athletics staff

  • Creating lesson plans

  • Staff performance reviews

  • Maintenance of activity areas and equipment

Preferred Experience or Qualifications:

  • Exceptional experience (practical & teaching) in a variety of different athletic activity areas

  • Experience in the supervision of staff teaching preferred

Cheerleading

As Cheerleading Coach, you are responsible for the safe and fun delivery of cheerleading classes to campers.

About

As Cheerleading Coach, you are responsible for the safe and fun delivery of cheerleading classes to campers.

Your role will include the teaching of:

  • Backhand springs/Flips

  • Complete cheer routines including dance & choreography

  • Thigh Stands/Twist Downs/Lift/Toss

  • Jumps/Stunts

  • The completion of a camp-recognised first aid qualification may also be required.

Preferred Experience or Qualifications:

  • Cheerleading at University Level and/or BCQ (British Cheerleading Qualification) Level 1 or above

Fencing

As a Fencing Coach, you are responsible for teaching correct protocol. This will allow campers to take part in a ’bout’ of fencing on a piste.

About

As a Fencing Coach, you are responsible for teaching correct protocol. This will allow campers to take part in a ’bout’ of fencing on a piste,.

Your role will include the teaching of:

  • How it runs

  • The correct way to wear protective clothing

  • Etiquette

  • Scoring

You will also be required to inform campers about the different types of sword used during a ’bout’, such as the Epee, Foil or Sabre sword and how they differ.


Safety of campers is paramount and as coach, you will need to make this your top priority while making sure you are holding a fun and rewarding activity session.


The completion of a camp-recognised first aid qualification may also be required.

Preferred Experience or Qualifications:

  • Introduction To Coaching Fencing (ITCF – L1) or above

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