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Gymnastics in Australia includes the disciplines of Acrobatics, Aerobics, Gymnastics For All, KinderGym, Parkour, Men’s Artistic, Rhythmic, Trampoline, and Women’s Artistic. Providing services to 500+ clubs, 7000+ accredited coaches and judges, 800,000+ participants, and gymnastics fans, the Gymnastics Australia (GA) team is comprised of gymnastics experts, sport management and business leaders. With the head office located in the thriving sports precinct at Albert Park in Melbourne, GA also hosts National Training Centres at the AIS in Canberra and in Brisbane that work to facilitate high performance pathways and support Australian gymnasts to compete at international benchmark events including World Cups, World Championships, the Commonwealth Games and the Olympic Games.

Reporting to the General Manager of High Performance and Wellbeing, the Men’s Artistic Gymnastics (MAG) National Coaching and Performance Lead is a key leadership position within Gymnastics Australia, tasked with driving MAG high-performance strategies and development of the MAG National Program. The role is critical in positioning Australian gymnastics for success at the LA 2028 Olympic Games, while laying the foundation for continued excellence at the Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games.

The primary responsibility of this role is to lead the MAG National Program, ensuring the effective implementation of the MAG Gymsport Plan, the LA 2028 Campaign Plan, and the Project Brisbane 2032+ MAG Pathways Plan. The position requires strong leadership and strategic oversight, coordinating high-performance projects, engaging with clubs and coaches, and enhancing athlete capabilities to secure podium success on the international stage.

With a focus on both short-term results and long-term sustainability, the MAG National Coaching and Performance Lead is responsible for developing and nurturing a well-structured athlete pipeline, optimising athlete training environments, and fostering a performance culture aligned with Gymnastics Australia’s Inspire 2032 strategy. This role requires an individual with a clear vision for the future of Men’s Gymnastics in Australia and the ability to execute complex programs with a system-wide approach.

The role is both challenging and rewarding, offering the opportunity to directly influence the success of the Australian Men’s Artistic Gymnastics team at key pinnacle events, including the Olympic Games. The ability to quickly build credibility and collaborative relationships with internal and external stakeholders, including athletes, coaches, and high-performance staff, is essential for the role’s success. An unwavering commitment to building a cohesive, sustainable high-performance culture with wellbeing at the forefront will be key to achieving sustained success for the Australian team.

Significant MAG technical expertise is required, paired with strong, inspirational and collaborative leadership skills to guide a team of world class coaches.

To be successful in this role, the ideal candidate will bring proven experience in MAG high-performance coaching and leadership at a national or international level, with a track record of developing and implementing successful high-performance strategies. A deep understanding of the needs of athletes, coaches, and the broader high-performance gymnastics community, combined with the ability to lead and inspire others, is critical. Excellent communication and relationship-building skills, alongside a commitment to athlete wellbeing and development, will ensure alignment with the overarching goals of Gymnastics Australia.

This is an exciting opportunity for a world class gymnastics coach and high-performance leader to drive the success of Australian Men’s Artistic team on the world stage, working towards Brisbane 2032.