For Cade de Vries, for the documentary they first wanted to see his family, since they were the first ones that put him on skates. For his parents, ice skating had a special place for both of them since it was their first date and subsequent anniversaries. So, when de Vries was 3, he could ice skate (Well, as well as a toddler could, lets be honest with ourselves here). Then, at the age of 5, de Vries was glued to the floor tv watching Olympic hockey, so they got him enlisted into the local junior hockey club, ran by AJAX (The football team, no idea why they are doing hockey now, diversification?). Anyways, when de Vries was 7, he was already head and shoulders above everyone else his age, skill wise and size wise. They also interviewed his U10 coach, as he was the one that first encouraged the "rougher" side of de Vries play, by teaching him how to properly hit opponents, how to not get in the penalty box, and how to make the hit last for the entire game or beyond