5 head swim coach jobs found

Highlands Ranch Aquatics (HRA) is looking a Head Coach to l ead our club in the next chapter of excellence. We are a nationally recognized USA Swimming Silver Medal Club serving approximately 170 competitive swimmers. For nearly 30 years HRA has developed athletes from novice swimmers to collegiate and national-level competitors while fostering a culture of excellence, integrity, teamwork and long-term athlete development. This is an outstanding opportunity for an experienced leader to build upon a strong foundation while helping shape the future of one of Colorado's premier competitive swim clubs. WHY HRA? USA Swimming Silver Medal Club (2024-25) 170+ Competitive Swimmers Nearly 30 Years of Excellence Experienced Coaching Staff  Engaged Board of Directors Strong Parent Community POSITION SUMMARY: Lead the competitive swimming program; mentor and develop coaching staff; oversee athlete development, training plans, competition schedules,...

Highlands Ranch Aquatics (HRA), located on the south side of Denver, seeks an age group development coach passionate about teaching and motivating young athletes. HRA has been a USA Swimming Silver Medal Club (2024 and 2025), with a history of producing State, Zone, Sectional, Junior National, US Open, and Olympic Trials qualifiers, as well as developing collegiate student athletes.  HRA recently won the 2026 Colorado Swimming Medium Team Age Group State Championships, and we're looking for the right candidate to help continue our mission and success.  The ideal candidate will be knowledgeable in stroke mechanics and have strong teaching and communication skills. This individual will also be enthusiastic, patient, and team-oriented. The assistant coach duties will consist of leading or assisting one or more age group squads, and administrative responsibilities based on the candidate’s strengths. The applicant must understand the importance of teamwork and will be...

Associate Head Coach/Site Lead (Full-Time) COSA Swimming – Colorado Springs, CO COSA Swimming is a growing team with over 200 athletes. COSA is run by a coach lead board–run 501(c)(3) nonprofit swim team based in Colorado Springs, CO. COSA is currently seeking a positive, energetic, flexible, passionate, team-oriented, and self-motivated coach to lead our top 11-12 and 13-14 athletes . Our team trains year-round out of Cheyenne Mountain High School, Colorado College, the United States Air Force Academy, and Liberty High School. The ideal candidate will possess strong knowledge of stroke mechanics, athlete development, and age-appropriate training techniques , along with the ability to communicate effectively and professionally with coaching staff, swimmers, and parents. The COSA Swimming offers competitive compensation commensurate with experience and qualifications , along with coverage and/or reimbursement for: Base salary $40,000 - $45,000 per year and...

MORNING SESSION COACH — Headwater Athletics Before-School Swim Program | Boulder, CO | Part-Time About Headwater Athletics Headwater Athletics is a Boulder-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to connecting kids with ADHD, learning differences, and anxiety to the transformative power of sports — starting with swimming this fall, with plans to expand into additional sports in the future. Every Headwater program is built on four core pillars: cognitive growth through movement, heart-led coaching, grit and resilience, and positive community and confidence. We are intentional about creating an atmosphere that is warm, joyful, and conducive to real friendship — a place where kids who have often felt different finally feel like they belong. We intentionally keep our programs small, with a low student-to-coach ratio, ensuring each child receives focused attention and encouragement specific to their needs and abilities. Our morning session will grow as the program develops, and...

Job Title: Learn to Swim Director — After-School Program About Headwater Athletics Headwater Athletics is a Boulder-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to connecting kids with ADHD, learning differences, and anxiety to the transformative power of sports — starting with swimming this fall, with plans to expand into additional sports in the future. Every Headwater program is built on four core pillars: cognitive growth through movement, heart-led coaching, grit and resilience, and positive community and confidence. We are intentional about creating an atmosphere that is warm, joyful, and conducive to real friendship — a place where kids who have often felt different finally feel like they belong. We maintain a 10:1 student-to-coach ratio and will bring on an additional assistant coach if needed to ensure every child receives the focused attention and encouragement they deserve. Our model is grounded in Dr. John Ratey's research showing that aerobic movement measurably...