About this episode

Zechariah Thomas discusses the rising costs of hockey and efforts to make the sport more affordable for families.

The former junior player trying to make hockey cheaper. Scott and Jamie sit down with Zechariah Thomas , founder and CEO of Swift Hockey , to talk about the rising cost of hockey and why more families are getting priced out of the game. Zechariah shares his unconventional hockey journey - starting at age 10, playing major junior and pro hockey , and building businesses while still playing. He explains how seeing teammates struggle to afford equipment inspired him to start Swift Hockey and why he's obsessed with making the game more accessible. The conversation covers hockey stick myths , expensive equipment, prep school costs, youth hockey spending, and the reality that parents often spend money in places that don't actually help development. In this episode: Starting hockey at 10 and still reaching the junior/pro level Why hockey is becoming unattainable for many families Why kids don't need a $400 stick Building a hockey company from the trunk of a car If you've ever wondered whether youth hockey is getting too expensive, this episode is for you. Swift Hockey: https://swifthockey.com/ Partners: https://www.pacificrink.com/ https://www.instagram.com/bigjohndangles/…

Sponsors

Pacific Rink, Big John Dangles, Hockey Training, Titan Battle Gear, Howie's Hockey Tape, Athletic Performance Insight

Explore listener stats, chart rankings, contacts and more on the Crazy Hockey Dads Podcast podcast page.