Ultimate Instructor

Teach basic frisbee skills including backhand, forehand, catching, and cutting. Make a positive impact by helping young athletes develop a love for the game.

• Promote Spirit of the Game principles: respect, self-officiating, and integrity.
• Create a supportive, non-competitive environment for young participants.
• Plan age-appropriate drills and modified games to build skills and confidence.
• Foster teamwork, communication, and a love for being active.
• Manage equipment setup and takedown for practices and games.
• Possibility of other coaching opportunities may arise.

Initial commitment to the following camp sessions:

• June 22-26 (PM camps)
• July 22-24 (AM camps)

• Minimum age: 16
• Interest in ultimate frisbee and working with youth.
• Coaching or playing experience preferred.
• Strong interpersonal skills and a team-first mindset.
• CPR/First Aid certification (or willingness to obtain).
• USA Ultimate coaching certification (preferred but not required).
• Hourly wage based on experience.
• Work may take place in both indoor and outdoor environments, with exposure to varying weather conditions including sun, heat, cold, snow, and humidity.
• Noise levels range from moderate to loud, often due to active children, group interactions, or busy transportation settings.
• Work may occur in environments with poor acoustics, distractions, or high activity levels.

• Ability to lift, carry, push, or pull objects and equipment weighing up to 50 lbs.
• Ability to stand and walk for extended periods throughout the workday, performing both active supervision and hands-on tasks.
• Ability to stoop, kneel, crouch, bend, or sit on the floor as needed during activities or tasks.
• Able to maintain balance and coordination while assisting with physical activities or working on uneven terrain.
• Duties may require sitting, standing, walking, kneeling, crouching, bending, or stooping for extended periods of time.
• Able to monitor participants, ensure safety, and respond to signals or emergencies.
• Able to react quickly and appropriately to the physical needs or emergencies of children or participants.
• Ability to communicate effectively, including speaking loudly, when necessary, in noisy or outdoor environments.