Coach Brady brings over 30 years of hockey experience and an energy that players can feel the moment they step on the ice. He played his junior hockey in the Western Hockey League, spending four seasons with the Swift Current Broncos before being traded to the Kelowna Rockets in his final year. In 2008, Brady turned pro after signing with the Tampa Bay Lightning organization. A serious knee injury ended his career early, but it opened the door to something even bigger—helping the next generation reach their potential.

For the past four off-seasons with Muskoka Hockey, Brady has worked alongside some of the NHL’s best players and many of the game’s brightest young prospects. That experience has shaped his approach to development: high-tempo practices, constant motivation, and positive reinforcement that builds both skill and confidence.

Brady isn’t just building hockey players—he’s building people. His philosophy is simple: “Develop great players, but even better humans.” Every session is fueled by his passion for the game, his life experience, and his belief that with the right mindset and encouragement, players can achieve more than they ever thought possible.