More Than
A Coach
I've been around hockey my entire life — as a player, as a coach, and as someone who watched talented athletes fall short not because of their skating, but because of what was happening between their ears.
I built Guild Hockey Development because there was a gap nobody was filling. There are plenty of people who can teach a player to shoot better. Very few are teaching them how to handle failure, compete under pressure, and build the habits that coaches at every level are actively looking for.
Guild isn't just a training program. It's a system built around developing the complete player — someone who shows up, holds themselves accountable, and brings something to the room that no amount of private skating can teach.
Every player who works with me gets more than drills and feedback. They get a framework for who they're becoming — on the ice and off it.