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National Coach Judo Elite and national Center (NLZ Ost / Brugg) Switzerland

Federation: National Judo Federation of Switzerland
Location: Brugg / Argovia, Switzerland
Level: Club
Hours per Week: 42
Language: German and English, German, English, French
E-mail: [email protected]
Application Closing Date: 01.12.2024
In coordination with the Head of Performance Sport / Head Coach, you will be responsible for the development, monitoring and success of athletes in the Elite category. You will prepare the judokas to achieve top results at international championships (Europe, World) and obtain Olympic qualification for as many athletes as possible. In this role, you will work alongside the Head of Performance Sport/Elite Head Coach to help the team achieve the sporting objectives set by the Federation Committee. In addition, you will work with the athletes at the National Performance Centre East on a daily basis.

Judo coach (club level)

Club: Black belt, National Judo Federation of Croatia
Location: Zagreb, Croatia
Level: Club
Hours per Week: 40
Language: English , Croatian, German, Russian
E-mail: [email protected]
Application Closing Date: 01.12.2024
We are looking for a coach to lead our core competitive team. This role involves working with age groups U16, U18, U21, and Seniors (approximately 15 athletes), and includes responsibilities such as: ● Holding morning and evening training sessions ● Managing conditioning and fitness training ● Developing training plans and programs ● Talent monitoring ● Accompanying athletes to competitions and training camps (both club-level and international events, national championships, EJU cups, etc.) ● Participation in national team training camps

Performance Judo Coach

Federation: National Judo Federation of Ireland
Location: Dublin, Ireland
Level: Club
Language: English, English
E-mail: [email protected]
Application Closing Date: 11.11.2024
The Performance Judo Coach is responsible for developing and implementing training programs that enhance the performance of judo athletes. This role involves the coaching cadet, junior and senior Fudoshin Judo Performance Program athletes of the national team who are currently competing or aiming to compete on the EJU and IJF circuit with the aim of 2028 LA Olympic Qualification. Salary, Benefits & Further Contract Details: Competitive Salary Length of contract - 3 months (with possibility of extension) Part time position (10-30 hours / week) Accommodation within 45 minutes of primary place of work Cover of all travel expenses pertaining to work Key Responsibilities: The Performance Coach will: Identify gaps in the Fudoshin Judo Performance athletes’ development Work with athletes on improvement leading to delivery of targeting results for selection of major events (European & World Championships and qualification for the 2028 Olympic Games) Coaching of Fudoshin Performance Program Judoka at all weekly training sessions (minimum of 4 sessions per week) Attend identified national & international events with Fudoshin Judo Performance Program judoka (training camps, national squad Sessions, competitions) Engage and work alongside Fudoshin Head Coach & National Team Performance staff Analyze athletes’ performance through video review and data analysis to inform training adjustments. Develop and lead drills that improve core judo techniques, tactics, and competition readiness. Mentor athletes in personal development, goal setting, and sports psychology. Coordinate with Fudoshin Judo Head Coach & National Squad Performance Staff Attendance of identified key events (training camps, national squad sessions and competitions) including preparation, and post-event analysis. Stay updated on the latest judo techniques, coaching methods, and sports science research. Maintain records of athletes’ progress and performance metrics.