In his playing days David Campese covered a lot of ground, and he shows no signs of slowing down in his retirement.
The Australian legend will be one of the busiest people, working behind the scenes this week and then at the weekend as skills coach for Tonga.
'Last year, when I was here for the Hong Hong Sevens, I figured it would be great to do some coaching during the tournament,' Campese said.
'When rugby is at its highest profile somewhere we, as the rugby community, have to maximise that opportunity to grow our sport. I'm looking forward to interacting with the kids this week.
'I'm working with the Tongan team as part of their preparations for the Commonwealth Games later this year, as well as coaching at Sydney University. This week, the Tongan team and I will work with the Rwandan team.'
'Campo' will give the Rwandans some tips at Hong Kong Football Club today before moving on to King's Park tomorrow where he will join Welsh greats Gareth Edwards and Jonathan Davies and former All Blacks captain Sean Fitzpatrick in a series of coaching clinics at the InProjects Kowloon RugbyFest.