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Post by talexander on May 26, 2008 0:45:15 GMT -6
Does anyone have a list of the Duties your assistants are expected to fill? I mean, not the general expect ions: ie "uphold the values of . . . Football." What I am looking for is a list of duties such as. . .
Equipment: JV D Line Coach
Organizing youth clinic: Varsity D coordinator..
etc etc. . .
I need to create a list because many of my assistants think that their job is to show up in August and coach. Wondering what others have.
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Post by rideanddecide on May 26, 2008 6:38:33 GMT -6
Just some of our coaches duties besides level, position, and coordinator jobs...
Video coordinator
Youth liason
Parent liason
Recruiting
Taping
Weight room supervisor
Managers coach
Fill gatorade refrigerator
Stats
"I forgot my equipment" coach (get stuff for the kid who forgot a knee pad, etc..)
Lockerroom coach
Media liason
Leadership council coordinator
Film room set up
Post information in locker room
Check headsets
Help managers set up field pregame
Can't remember the others we have...but think of every duty that needs to be performed over the course of the year and assign it to someone.
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Post by oguru on May 26, 2008 8:15:12 GMT -6
Here is also another idea, put together a coahes handbook, with each coaches coaching responsivilities,as well as his additional duties. This always comes in handy and in my mind the coaches who win the most are also the most organized coaches, and any head coach worth his weight would have a coaches handbook for his assistants.
I worked at a high school in the city of Milwaukee that didn't and they are not very successful. I wokred at a division three college that did,and they have made back-back-back national championship appearances.
Yes being organzed =success,and success is what we as coaches are judged on.
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