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EPISODE · Aug 20, 2026 · 2H 8M

Jason Chimera: From the NHL to Inspiring the Next Generation Through Coaching

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Jason Chimera, a longtime NHL player and Edmonton hockey product, shared how his early experiences in minor hockey shaped his competitive spirit, work ethic, and love for the game. He discussed the importance of patience, recovery, adaptability, and continually reinventing yourself to succeed at higher levels. Chimera reflected on the veterans who welcomed and supported him, memorable NHL call-ups, playoff hockey, and his decision to challenge harmful traditions within team culture. Now coaching young female athletes, he focuses on accountability, communication, enjoyment, and helping players develop as people while discovering his own identity and approach as a coach.Our team:Nuance Hockey - Sean ConnautonMah Golf - Matt MahTaylor MedakBolt Media & Design - Dylan FlaschThank you to our guest & sponsors:Jason ChimeraEarth WaterBird and Barley - promo code YSC15 for 15%!FG Promotions - mention YSC for 5% off your 1st purchase!A new episode every 3 weeks on:YouTubeAppleSpotifyAmazonAudibleFollow us on:InstagramTik TokFacebookXThreads

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