Ep.239 Strategies to Own Your Development with Brian Willsie

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Jun 1, 202500:31:22Sports & Recreation

Brian Willsie is the Director of Player Development for the Colorado Avalanche of the NHL. In this episode, he and Coach Eric discuss strategies to own your development path as a player including decisions on where to pl...

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