The Hockey Review Podcast
The Hockey Review Podcast
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The Hockey Review Podcast dives into the real stories behind the game. Each episode features players from junior, college, and pro hockey sharing their journeys, challenges, and insights on what it truly takes to reach the next level. Honest, unfiltered conversations for players, coaches, and fans who want to understand the path to success in hockey.
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This podcast focuses on the challenges and journeys of hockey players from junior to professional levels, including episodes that explore personal experiences like navigating the hurdles of Covid, breaking into college hockey, and transitioning from roller hockey to NCAA ice hockey. Specific episodes delve into stories like Jazz Krivtsov's NCAA D3 commitment and Tyler Maxwell's coaching career after a professional playing stint.

The Hockey Review Podcast dives into the real stories behind the game. Each episode features players from junior, college, and pro hockey sharing their journeys, challenges, and insights on what it truly takes to reach the next level. Honest, unfiltered conversations for players, coaches, and fans who want to understand the path to success in hockey.
Going from Tier III juniors to getting invited to the Florida Panther's rookie development camp in 3 seasons is not something you see every day.
However, this was Mark Cheremeta's story.
In this episode, we sit down with Mark to break down one of the most unique hockey journeys you'll hear. After stepping away from AAA hockey, Mark worked his way through Tier III juniors, earned a spot in the USHL, attended a Florida Panthers Development Camp, committed to play Division I hockey all in a span of 3 seasons.
His story is a masterclass in resilience, patience, and betting on yourself when everyone else thinks your window has closed.
But this conversation goes far beyond hockey.
Today, Mark is a mindset coach who helps athletes and high performers unlock their potential through mental performance principles, flow state, and the Law of Detachment. We dive into how letting go of outcomes can actually improve performance, why chasing results often holds players back, and how athletes can create the conditions to consistently access flow state.
Mark shares lessons from every stage of his journey—from being overlooked and doubted, to earning opportunities at the highest levels of amateur hockey, to playing professionally overseas in Belarus. His perspective on adversity, confidence, and personal growth offers valuable lessons for players both on and off the ice.
If you're trying to make juniors, earn a college commitment, overcome setbacks, improve your mindset, or find your flow state as an athlete, this episode is packed with actionable insights.
📌 Topics Covered:
✅ Leaving AAA hockey and finding a new path
✅ Playing Tier III juniors and earning opportunities
✅ Making the jump to the USHL
✅ Attending Florida Panthers Development Camp
✅ Committing to Division I hockey
✅ Facing adversity and returning to juniors
✅ Playing at Ohio State University
✅ The mindset behind long-term success
✅ Understanding the Law of Detachment
✅ How to find and maintain flow state
✅ Building confidence without relying on results
✅ Life as a professional hockey player in Belarus
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