About us
Building Lifelong Skills Through Engaging Sports
Our aim is to create an environment where children can have fun by engaging in creative and innovative sports sessions but also gain skills that will aid their development physically, psychologically, mentally and socially.
Children often develop the knowledge required to read , write and develop numerical skills through the national curriculum but the soft and hard skills you need to develop your character in life are built through sport. Determination, hard work, perseverance and winning or losing are all things that will need to be developed in life.
More Than Sport provides high quality sport sessions for children 18 months -11 years old. The company uses sport as a vehicle to build life long skills within children such as hard work, dedication, perseverance and problem solving. We provide games-based sessions to try and incorporate these values and ensure that children leave our sessions with more than they came in with.
Co-Founder
Jacob Diangangu
Jacob has more than six years experience in coaching and has been a teacher of Physical Education for more than 10 years. He has worked in both primary and secondary schools during his time delivering PE and sports sessions. He has a degree in Sport Science and has a masters degree in Sport, PE and development. Jacob is currently a middle leader in an inner London secondary school where he carries out his role as a Head Of Year mixed with responsibility as a PE teacher delivering both PE theory and practical lessons. Jacob also specialises in working with SEN children. He takes pride in being able to adapt his teaching and coaching support to meet the needs of all children.
Co-Founder
Danny Keenan
Danny has more than six years experience in coaching a variety of different sports, he specialises in boxing being a professional boxer having 8 professional fights under his belt thus far. Prior to his professional boxing career he had a successful career as a junior boxer competing in several junior boxing tournaments all over the UK and built a breathtaking reputation which led him to fight on the undercard of then WBA super-middle weight champion George Groves in both 2017 and 2018, previously also fighting on David Hayes undercard in 2016.
Danny also had a promising football career, throughout his junior years he played his trade at local club QPR until he was 11 years old before moving to Wycombe Wanderers at 11 and playing football there until he was 14 years old. He chose to further his career in boxing which has been a successful journey so far.
Danny is also a local West London boy contributing heavily to his community particularly after the Grenfell tower tragedy which he was involved in giving back to local families and youths who were affected by the tragic incident.
