OUR PROGRAM
INCLUDES
SPORTSMANSHIP
Exhibiting good sportsmanship on and off the field - regardless of the situation.
COMPASSION
Having empathy for all involved in our sport and caring about them.
RESPECT
Respecting ourselves, our club, umpires and our opponents.
TRY YOUR HARDEST
Rewarding effort not outcomes.
EDUCATION
Being open to a new paradigm of Learning Life through Sport through education.
Learning Life through Sport is the best program I've seen that can create the change we need to see in junior sport to set up our young people for their lives ahead. That's why I'm proud to be an ambassador for learning life through Sport
Brayden Maynard
AFL All Australian, Collingwood defender & Learning Life through Sport Ambassador.
Dispelling the Ugly Parent Syndrome at junior sport with Rod Campbell
Rod Campbell, the creator of Learning Life Through Sport is a firefighter football coach and a father of five who has dedicated his adult life to helping people.
Rod uses the superpower of selflessness to inspire others to make someone else's day better. Rod has been audited with the Australian Fire Service medal for his inspirational efforts in educating adolescents in road safety.
Rod's road awareness campaign he coordinated for 15 years resulted in a 75% reduction in fatalities in the 16 to 19-year-old bracket in South Australia and a reduction in serious injuries of over one-third.
Rod has created an education program, Learning Life Through Sport, to tackle what, in my view, is a crisis in bad parenting behaviour in junior sports in Australia and around the world. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
OUR
STORY
Learning Life through Sport is a program designed to challenge social norms and inspire young people and their communities to bring a new standard of behaviour and respect to sport and life.
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Learning Life through Sport creator Rod Campbell spent over 30 years as a firefighter in the SA Metro Fire Service. During his career he coordinated RAP (Road Awareness Program) for 10 years, ran a program called Enhancing our Culture for firefighters and is the current coach of ACES (Australian Combined Emergency Services) Australian Rules football team. ACES is made up of the best Police, Fire and Ambulance footballers in Australia and plays an annual game against the ADF (Australian Defence Force) All Stars at Adelaide Oval as a Curtain Raiser to a Port Adelaide AFL game. Rod had the honour of an Australian Fire Service Medal (AFSM) bestowed on him in 2015.​
OUR
CLIENTS
TESTIMONIALS
