Corey Lucas is the President and Founder of Mentally Charged and Fully Charged. Corey grew up in Scarborough playing AAA hockey with the Toronto Marlies and Wexford Raiders of the MTHL. In 1997, Corey won the Metro Jr. Championship, with Wexford Raiders. In 1998, Corey received an NCAA Division I hockey scholarship to Canisius College where he attained a B.Sc. in Physical Education and Health. Corey went on to play 4 years of professional hockey for Kalamazoo, Adirondack, and Macon. After his professional career, Corey became an elementary school teacher with the TDSB, teaching grades 4-8 for 20 years. During this time, Corey coached in the GTHL for 8 years with the Toronto Red Wings and North York Rangers, and 8 years in the OMHA with the Oshawa Generals. Recently, Corey received the AAA Coaching Staff of the Year Award from the Oshawa Generals organization. As a Certified Mental Skills Coach, Corey's impact extends as a Gatorade Hockey Summit speaker and lead Mental Skills Coach for Hockey Equality, alongside NHL Analyst, Anthony Stewart. Coach Corey is looking forward to helping elevate the performance and mental strength of these elite hockey players.

Coach Sean played minor hockey in Oshawa winning an OMHA Championship with the 1980 AAA Minor Peewee Oshawa All Stars. Following in the family coaching footsteps, Sean has been involved in hockey and sledge hockey for almost 25 years with experience in varying roles with a broad range of organizations (local to provincial) and at numerous levels (recreational to elite to provincial). A Development Level 1 Certified Coach with Hockey Canada he is passionate about coaching focusing on attention to detail, ‘the process’ assisting athletes develop their full potential in sport and life. He is actively engaged in advancing his coaching skills and knowledge of all aspects of the game most recently taking mental toughness training courses and obtaining his CrossFit Level 1 Trainer (Online) certification for strength and conditioning. Coach Sean has coached for the Whitby Steelhawks, OCHL, Headstart Hockey and co-ran Savage Hockey to name a few. In addition to coaching Fully Charged he was most recently an Assistant Coach with the Oshawa Minor Hockey AAA Coaching Staff of the Year for the U11 AAA Oshawa Generals.

Dan played six years of junior hockey including two in the OHL – selected 54th overall by the Windsor Spitfires of the 1993 draft and acquired a year later by the Peterborough Petes. He finished his junior career in Summerside, PEI where he won the Royal Bank Cup National Junior “A” Championship. After meeting and working with the late Roger Neilson, Dan started coaching in 1998 at the AAA level, winning bronze, silver, and an all-Ontario championship gold medal in 4 years. He coached junior hockey from 2002-2019 (900+ games as a Head Coach) and was named OJHL Coach of the Year in 2007-2008. Dan is a member of the Lindsay Sports Hall of Fame as a builder and athlete and was the recipient of the 1997 Citizen of the year award in Summerside, PEI. He returned full-time to minor hockey in 2019 and currently works in hockey administration with a focus on the areas he is most passionate about – player and coach development. Dan has worked for the OHL program of excellence; he is a certified High-Performance coach as well as a licensed Hockey Canada Skills Coach and continues to be a coach mentor and evaluator for the OMHA.

One year after completing his Jr. hockey career, Coach Mike realized he wanted to give back to the game that he loved, that had given him so much. Coach Mike has coached every age group from Mites to Major Midget (House League to AAA) over the years. Now, almost 31 years later, he finds himself with a greater passion. A passion for coaching and developing, not only strong young hockey players but also helping create a positive parent/player environment, on the ice, in the car and at home. His philosophy has always been to develop individual player skill levels, a positive supportive team environment, strong team disciplines and of course fun. He is excited and honoured to be a part of the Fully Charged Team and work together to provide a great Spring Hockey experience.

As a former player, Lorne spent his formative years playing in the GTHL AAA level and even had the privilege of attending minor professional hockey camps. With 18 years of experience as a head coach in the GTHL AAA level and 2 years of experience at the OMHA AAA level across various age groups, he has accumulated valuable knowledge and expertise. Lorne takes pride in mentoring hockey players at the elite level, as well as supporting and guiding other coaches in their development. Additionally, he served as an assistant coach for a Junior hockey A club, contributing to the team's success and the growth and development of its players. During his tenure as a head coach, he had the privilege of witnessing several of his players getting drafted to higher levels in their hockey careers, both at the amateur and professional levels. To further enhance his hockey knowledge, Lorne became HP1 high-performance certified from Hockey Canada. Beyond coaching, Lorne is an accomplished elite skills instructor with two decades of experience. Lorne's extensive background in hockey, both as a player and as a coach, allows him to bring a wealth of experience and professionalism. Lorne is committed to creating a positive and competitive environment that fosters player development and success.

Cole is a Performance Coach working under his brand Execution Hockey Advancement Inc. He is in his 6th year of Performance Coaching, starting as a part-time coach with Perfect Skating Durham in 2019, full-time in 2022, and manager in 2023, before starting EHA in 2024. He has worked with athletes of all ages and skill levels ranging from grassroots to pro. As well, Cole is also in his first year behind the bench as an Assistant Coach of Ajax-Pickering U14 AAA. Cole played his minor hockey between the OMHA and GTHL playing for the Quinte Red Devils, Toronto Marlboros, and Toronto Junior Canadiens. He went on to play US-Prep at Northwood School, Junior hockey in the BCHL, CCHL, and NCDC and finished his playing career with Ontario Tech University.