Former NHL enforcer Dave Shachard built his 14-year professional hockey career on a simple daily practice: shooting 100 pucks every single day, no matter the weather or circumstances. This relentless consistency took him from sleeping in his dad's truck at junior camp to competing against the world's best players. After multiple concussions left him barely able to function, Dave had to apply that same all-in discipline to rebuilding his life from scratch. He shares how daily practice shapes character, why consistency beats talent, and how the habits that build athletic success translate to every other area of life.