High School Wrestling Coach

A high school wrestling coach's job involves instructing athletes in wrestling techniques, developing training programs, preparing them for competitions, and ensuring their safety and well-being, while also promoting sportsmanship and positive team dynamics.

Key Responsibilities:

• Teach wrestling techniques, strategies, and rules. 
• Develop and implement effective training programs, including conditioning and strength training. 
• Analyze athlete performance and provide constructive feedback. 
• Prepare athletes for competitions, including scouting opponents and developing game plans. 
• Organize and supervise practice sessions, ensuring safety and proper instruction. 
• Maintain equipment and wrestling facilities. 
• Recruit and train assistant coaches, if applicable. 
• Promote sportsmanship, positive team dynamics, and a respectful environment. 

Other Duties:

• Scout and recruit new talent. 
• Maintain accurate records of athlete performance and team records. 
• Represent the team at competitions and other events. 
• Manage the team budget, if applicable.