Teach
Build sound fundamentals, athletic skills, and better habits.
Help young athletes build confidence, discipline, resilience, and belief in what they can become.
Firebirds coaches help young athletes build skill, confidence, discipline, and belief. The work extends beyond performance — coaches help shape how athletes prepare, respond to challenges, and grow.
Build sound fundamentals, athletic skills, and better habits.
Help athletes develop confidence, resilience, and belief in themselves.
Model preparation, accountability, consistency, and integrity.
Coaching young athletes carries real responsibility. We look for people who care about the athletes, respect the program, and consistently model the standards we ask athletes to meet.
Tell us a little about yourself, your background, and how you may want to help. Firebirds leadership will review your information and reach out to discuss potential coaching opportunities and next steps.
A few answers to the questions prospective Firebirds coaches ask most often before submitting their interest.
Not every role requires extensive coaching experience. Placement depends on your background, event knowledge, availability, and the needs of each training group.
Parents who meet Firebirds requirements and can maintain appropriate coaching boundaries may be considered for available roles.
Requirements vary by role. Firebirds will communicate the exact background-screening, athlete-safety, and certification requirements needed for the role.
Commitment varies by role, season, training group, and meet schedule. Expectations will be discussed before placement.
All coaching opportunities are volunteer-based.