The pressure is real

The pressure in pro hockey today is no joke.
New contracts. Competing for ice time. Fear of injury. Living under constant evaluation — every single day.

I know, because I lived it.
After 16 seasons and more than 800 pro games, I’ve seen what makes a career last — and what doesn’t.

That’s why I started Victory Performance — to help players take full control of their own development.
I work one-on-one with players, outside the team structure, using video and performance coaching to find the small details that create a big difference.

Why players go external

Every team has coaches, systems, and a video room. But most of that work focuses on team performance — not the individual player.
And that’s fair. Coaches usually don’t have enough time to go deep with every player, shift by shift.

That’s where an external video analyst comes in.

By working outside the team environment, players get honest, clear, and personalized feedback — without the pressure or politics that can exist inside a locker room and without interfering the system and playbook.
It’s private, it’s focused, and it’s all about their game.

Players use external support to:

• Understand their habits more clearly.
• Find small adjustments that change big outcomes.
• Stay confident when things get tough.
• Keep improving even when they’re already playing well.

And when the player improves, the team benefits too.
It’s a win-win — without interfering with the coach’s work.

What it actually looks like

At Victory Performance, everything starts with the individual:

• Video analysis every 14 days — breaking down clips that reveal patterns and opportunities.
• 1-on-1 calls — translating video insights into daily habits.
• Mindset and confidence work — building tools to handle pressure and unknown situations
• In-season and off-season planning — staying consistent across the whole year.
• Access to my “Game Changers” — specialists who bring extra performance perspectives in any area it requires.

The results

Players start to see the game differently.
They learn to self-correct, they communicate better with coaches, and they play with more confidence.

For coaches, that means players who are more prepared, more consistent, and easier to coach — without adding extra work.
For organizations and agents, it means a stronger, more sustainable investment.

When it makes the biggest difference

External video support can be a real game-changer:

• When joining a new team or league.
• During contract years, when pressure, stress and unknown situations appears
• After injuries, when rebuilding confidence.
• When development plateaus.
• Or simply when a player wants that extra edge.

Final thoughts

In modern hockey, everyone is chasing new systems, skills, and stats. But the real advantage often comes from players who take ownership of their own game.

That’s what Victory Performance is about — giving players the tools, feedback, and mindset to keep growing, play with purpose, and quietly make life easier for their coaches.

Because when players take care of their game, everybody wins.