Ted Nolan: From Bullying Victim to NHL Coach and Advocate
If I can...it makes the world that much better of a place for everybody, and it also in turn makes me feel good.
Imagine being a young hockey player, facing relentless bullying and hazing, yet rising to become a respected NHL coach. That's the remarkable journey of Ted Nolan, who shares his story in this episode of 'Hockey 2 Hell and Back'. Hosted by Brady Leavold, this conversation dives deep into Ted's experiences, from his challenging youth in hockey to his decision to stay in the sport despite the odds.
Ted opens up about the significance of teammates and community support in overcoming adversity, and how these elements played a crucial role in his success. He also reflects on his coaching career in the NHL, providing insights into the highs and lows of professional sports. Beyond the rink, Ted is deeply involved in charity work and promoting inclusivity within hockey, including his participation in the Million Reasons Run and the impact of Pride Tape.
This episode is a compelling listen for anyone interested in the human side of sports, resilience, and the power of giving back.