Little People Big World cast member Zach Roloff is a lot of things. He is a dad, a husband, a reality TV celeb, and more. One of the things he is most passionate about is soccer, something he also passed down to his children. Recently, he was able to do something meaningful with the sport he loves. So, what happened?

Little People Big World: Zach Roloff Is Really Good At Soccer

Longtime Little People Big World fans know that Zach Roloff has always been passionate about soccer. For him, it’s much more than a casual hobby, as he is a fantastic player. When Zach isn’t playing, he’s also a great coach, and he wants to help others like him enjoy the sport.

When Zach Roloff isn’t working his land in Battle Ground, Washington, teaching his son Jackson, or filming Little People Big World scenes, he’s a great ambassador for the sport. He inspires a lot of people to play soccer who may not think they can or should, and in that way, he is great for the sport as a whole.

TLC Dad Helps Others Get Into The Sport

Sports are now accessible to more than just professional athletes. There are basketball leagues for people in wheelchairs, and various other examples of people playing the sports they love despite the conditions they may have.

Zach Roloff does a great job of helping others like him get into soccer, as he serves as an inspiring example for others as to what’s possible. When he’s not busy on his property, helping Tori Roloff in the home, or filming his new podcast with his wife, Raising Heights, he gets to spend time around the sport he loves, and others who love to play it.

Little People Big World: Zach Roloff Goes On Soccer Retreat

Zach Roloff shared recent updates with his many Little People Big World fans. The father of three spent a few days at the US Soccer Annual General Meeting. It’s a yearly event that brings soccer lovers together. This year, it’s taking place in Dallas, Texas from February 8 to the 11th.

Zach told his Little People Big World fans that he “had a great few days there.” He connected with people and talked about opportunities for people with dwarfism. In the pic he shared to his Instagram story, you can see him working with someone who is an amputee.

Zach Roloff serves as a great example to others that if you really love soccer (or whatever it is you’re passionate about), there are ways to still pursue those passions no matter what hand life dealt. Zach is inspiring many with the work he does for US Soccer.