Performance & Development Staff

An athletic trainer is a certified healthcare professional specializing in injury prevention, emergency care, immediate treatment, and daily player health management during sports activities.

A mental performance coach helps athletes build psychological skills like focus, confidence, and resilience to perform their best under pressure and maintain consistency throughout their sport.

A nutritionist or dietitian designs personalized dietary plans for athletes to optimize performance, recovery, and health through balanced meals, hydration, and education.

A physiotherapist is a licensed professional specializing in injury rehabilitation, movement restoration, and performance maintenance, guiding players through recovery and preventing future injuries.

A recovery specialist helps athletes restore their bodies, reduce fatigue, prevent injury, and optimize performance through personalized recovery plans, monitoring, and education.

A sleep coach helps athletes optimize recovery and performance by improving sleep quality, consistency, and timing through education, routine building, environment optimization, and monitoring.

A sports psychologist helps athletes enhance performance, manage stress, and maintain mental well-being through clinical care, emotional support, and performance psychology.

A strength and conditioning coach develops hockey players' physical abilities through tailored training programs focusing on strength, power, speed, injury prevention, and recovery throughout the season.