Minor League Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach

About the role

The Boston Red Sox are seeking Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coaches for the 2027 season. The Strength and Conditioning department handles player evaluation, programming, innovation and collaboration across departments to optimise on-field performance. Coaches report to Fort Myers, Florida for Spring Training, then travel with an assigned affiliate team until the end of the competitive season; assignments are announced during Spring Training. They support the Red Sox Strength and Conditioning, Baseball Sciences, Medical and Nutrition programmes.

Key responsibilities

• Coach players through daily prep routines, dynamic warm-ups, lifting, speed and conditioning sessions
• Support the Red Sox movement screening process and individualise resistance training and corrective exercise programmes
• Assist with athlete monitoring, data collection and reporting, reviewing data daily and sending transfer reports
• Help collect body composition data, guide individualised supplements and support athlete nutrition goals
• Assist with catering orders and give regular feedback to the Nutrition department on food quantity, quality and snack/supplement availability
• Travel with the team to every game, attend Spring Training and support communication between the affiliate athletic trainers, full-time S&C coach and the MiLB S&C coordinator
• Assist with scheduling and reporting processes

Required profile

• Bachelor's degree in an Exercise Science-related field (Master's preferred)
• CSCS certification (NSCA) and First Aid/CPR certification required
• Spanish fluency preferred; experience in professional or collegiate sports preferred
• Willingness to adapt to changing work hours and locations, and to stand, sit, jump, run, walk, kneel and carry up to 100 lbs

Required skills

• Prescribing targeted exercises and corrective exercise assessment and prescription
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Excel, PowerPoint, Word)
• Ability to interpret data and give feedback to players and stakeholders