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The Financial Power Play
Brett Cranson
10 episodes
10 hours ago
Welcome to The Financial Power Play - the go-to podcast for hockey families, hockey professionals, and small business owners in the hockey world who want to take control of their finances. Hosted by Brett Cranson from Uptown Wealth Management, each episode dives into the real financial planning decisions faced by those in the hockey community - from managing tournament travel and equipment costs to building retirement plans, handling irregular income, and growing hockey-related businesses. You’ll hear from hockey parents, coaches, trainers, and other industry pros.
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Welcome to The Financial Power Play - the go-to podcast for hockey families, hockey professionals, and small business owners in the hockey world who want to take control of their finances. Hosted by Brett Cranson from Uptown Wealth Management, each episode dives into the real financial planning decisions faced by those in the hockey community - from managing tournament travel and equipment costs to building retirement plans, handling irregular income, and growing hockey-related businesses. You’ll hear from hockey parents, coaches, trainers, and other industry pros.
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Ryan Hand On Balancing Hockey, Coaching, and Finances
The Financial Power Play
14 minutes 22 seconds
4 months ago
Ryan Hand On Balancing Hockey, Coaching, and Finances

In this episode of Financial Power Play, host Brett Cranson speaks with former professional hockey player and current coach, and hockey dad, Ryan Hand. 


They discuss Ryan's journey through the hockey world, from starting at a young age in Canada to playing professionally for over a decade, and eventually transitioning into coaching and running the Hand Made Skills Development Program. 


Ryan shares insights on managing the costs of hockey, both as a player and a parent, and offers advice for finding the right skill sessions for young athletes. He also talks about the challenges and rewards of running a hockey development business and emphasizes the importance of balancing training with fun and rest. The episode wraps up with Ryan's long-term goals and his tips for young coaches, players, and parents in the hockey world.


00:00 Introduction to Financial Power Play

00:22 Meet Ryan Hen: Hockey Pro to Coach

00:48 Ryan's Hockey Journey and Early Memories

02:13 Transition from Player to Coach and Business Owner

02:41 Financial Challenges in Hockey

03:55 Starting and Running a Hockey Development Business

05:28 Advice for Hockey Parents and Players

08:33 Balancing Family, Coaching, and Business

12:10 Rapid Fire Questions and Final Advice

14:08 Conclusion and Next Steps


Connect with Ryan Hand and learn more about Hand Made Hockey:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/handmadehockey/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HandMadeHockey/

Website: https://www.handmadehockey.ca


The Financial Power Play
Welcome to The Financial Power Play - the go-to podcast for hockey families, hockey professionals, and small business owners in the hockey world who want to take control of their finances. Hosted by Brett Cranson from Uptown Wealth Management, each episode dives into the real financial planning decisions faced by those in the hockey community - from managing tournament travel and equipment costs to building retirement plans, handling irregular income, and growing hockey-related businesses. You’ll hear from hockey parents, coaches, trainers, and other industry pros.