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Head of Men's Academy Strength & Conditioning

Ealing Trailfinders Professional Rugby Management
Organisation
Ealing Trailfinders Professional Rugby Management
Salary
To be discussed at interview
Location
Brunel University & Ealing Trailfinders Rugby Club
Contract type
Fixed Term (Full time)
Closing date
20 February 2026
Interview date
23 February 2026
Job Description
ABOUT US
The Trailfinders Rugby Academy is the academy of Ealing Trailfinders, an ambitious and
progressive, rugby union club based in West-London.
The Trailfinders Rugby Academy pathway runs from sixteen years of age through our Ealing
Trailfinders Elite Player (ETEP) Program into our university academy based at Brunel
University. The academy’s aim is to produce world class talent through a dual elite rugby and
academic journey.
This is an opportunity to join Trailfinders during a very exciting period of the Club’s history.

THE ROLE
Lead the provision of strength and conditioning across the whole men’s academy pathway.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Plan and lead the delivery of the athletic development model for all male Trailfinders
Academy players based at Brunel.
• Mentor and develop the other staff within strength and conditioning pathway.
• Work closely with both medical and rugby departments to facilitate an environment
where the players can realise their potential.
• Set clear roles and responsibilities for other academy strength and conditioning
coaches.
• Plan and organize weekly schedule, training blocks, pre-season and off season.
• Strong understanding and practical ability to coach speed, agility, strength and size.
• Accurately testing players physical characteristics and relaying the information to
other departments.
• Work closely with the Strength and Conditioning Co-ordinator to ensure the academy
strength and conditioning department is performing optimally to produce
professional rugby players.
• Continue to develop your skills and knowledge.
• Be a strong, consistent example of all the Club’s values and vision.
• Promote, maintain and uphold the standards within the Club.
• Any other reasonable requests

THE PERSON
EXPERIENCE
Essential
• 4 year’s experience in a S & C position within elite sport. Preferably in a team sport.
• Knowledge & understanding of rugby union.
• Evidence of having led and managed other staff.
Desirable
• Experience in elite rugby union.
• Have held a management role and possess experience of dealing
with multiple stakeholders.

QUALIFICATIONS
Essential
• BSc in Sport Science/ Strength & Conditioning related field.
Desirable
• MSc in Sport Science/Strength & Conditioning related field.
• Accredited through USKCA, NSCA or ASCA.

SKILLSET
Essential
• Ability to adapt quickly and thrive in a demanding environment.
• Possesses strong written and verbal communication skills.
• A passion for working with youth athletes.
• Able to build relationships with both players and staff and
contribute to the program in a positive and professional manner.
How to apply
To apply for the Head of Men’s Academy Strength & Conditioning role, please email recruitment@etprm.com with a covering letter and a CV.
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