Head Strength and Conditioning Coach

Position Details

Position Type:
Athletics/Activities/ Coaching

Date Posted: 2/24/2026

Date Available:

Summer 2026

Closing Date: 03/27/2026

Start Date:

Summer 2026

Coaches and Advisors have a tremendous influence on the education of students and should instill the highest desirable ideals of character. The following responsibilities and expectations are given to coaches and advisors.

• Coordinate the organization and implementation of strength and conditioning workouts in coordination with the head coach of each sport.
• Be knowledgeable about best practices and facilitate researched up-to-date expertise in the area of strength training and physical conditioning.
• Establish schedule and programming for each sport/off-season program.
• Provide and facilitate athletes and coaches with guidance for proper strength and conditioning, performance nutrition, and training methods.
• Work collaboratively with the Activities Administrator to implement a coaching philosophy that is supportive of student/athletes' development.
• Must have strong interest and commitment to student athlete development, with an emphasis on the student as a person.
• Foster a fun, supportive learning environment for all athletes.
• Prioritize the safety of all athletes in the weight room.
• Communicate effectively with student/athletes, coaching staff, parents, and building administrators, regarding program needs and developments.
• Notify the Activities Office of any practices that are canceled.
• Coach should be present to supervise scheduled practices.
• Complete all head coach Continuing Education Requirements as outlined by MSHSL.
• Promote the ideals of Delano Public Schools in positive character development of all participants by discussing the importance of education, teamwork, effort, and respect.
• Strive to set an example of the highest ethical and moral conduct. The use of profanity/abusive language is unacceptable.
• Represent the high standards of the district and the community at all times.

• Must have experience in strength and conditioning training.
• Must possess strong organization and communication skills.
• Must be a positive role model with a strong work ethic and a passion for the program.
• Certification through a nationally recognized Strength and Conditioning program preferred (examples NSCA, NHSSCA, USAW).