Rob spent the day teaching frisbee to 100+ kids from Kindergarten to Grade 10, and challenged to go the entire weekend without screens! The kids had a lot of fun, and their favourite games were Battle Royale, Maximum Distance, and…
Students at Cando Community School spent the afternoon learning all about frisbee and were challenged by Frisbee Rob to spend less time in front of a screen. Rob worked with students from Grades 1 – 10, and given that the…
More than 130 students at Norman Carter School spent the day getting Unplugg’d, learning all about frisbee, and getting lots of exercise. They had a visit from Frisbee Rob, who challenged them to spend less time in front of a…
“Frisbee Rob” McLeod is spending the next two months driving across Canada, challenging students to “Get Unplugg’d“, inspiring them to be their best self, and teaching them what’s possible with frisbee. Students at three schools in the Living Sky School…
“Frisbee Rob” McLeod will be spending the next two months driving across Canada, speaking to schools, and challenging students to get Unplugg’d.
In late September, I traveled to Northern British Columbia to speak at 5 schools about physical literacy, learning from failure, and challenging the students to get Unplugg’d. I was also booked to run frisbee workshops at most 4 of the…
Frisbees spun and wobbled on the fingers of dozens of excited students as they followed the directions of Frisbee Rob.
A few months ago, I was interviewed for a piece on tips to throw a frisbee for Woman’s Day Magazine. I was excited to see how it turned out and I must say that they did a great job with…
Although it’s been in the planning stages for months, I can finally announce that I will be spending July in Israel & France working with Fresh Ultimate! I cannot wait to work with Yarden Borkow, growing the sport of frisbee (ultimate, disc…
During one of my recent frisbee workshops, I had a grade 4 student tell me that I was her hero. I have never been called a hero before so after looking up the definition and doing a bit of research…