RAREReal Athletes. Real Experiences.
Brian Lebler · Co-Founder of RARE

Private access to Brian Lebler who’s played at every level.

Four seasons at the University of Michigan. An NHL contract with the Anaheim Ducks. Fifteen seasons as a pro in Europe, the 2014 Olympics, and four World Championships. Ask him directly for recruiting guidance, film review, mindset advice, and honest answers about the next step.

Brian Lebler on the ice for EHC Black Wings Linz
Brian LeblerNCAA Division I · University of Michigan2014 Olympian · Team Austria

Every hockey family faces important decisions.

Get answers from Brian — he knows what each one of them really takes.

Recruiting decisions
Junior hockey choices
Film review
Confidence struggles
NCAA preparation

Brian has already lived every one of those decisions.

Meet Brian Lebler

The path he’s already walked.

Junior hockey, NCAA Division I, an NHL contract, two decades as a professional, and the Olympic stage.

  1. JuniorPenticton Vees — BCHL2 seasons
  2. CollegeUniversity of Michigan — NCAA Division I4 seasons
  3. NHLAnaheim DucksSigned as a free agent
  4. Pro — North AmericaSyracuse Crunch — AHLElmira Jackals — ECHL
  5. Pro — EuropeEHC Black Wings Linz — Austrian LeagueERC Ingolstadt — DEL · 15 seasons in Europe
  6. Olympics2014 Winter Olympics, SochiTeam Austria
  7. World Championships4× IIHF World Championships2015, 2018, 2022, 2025 · Team Austria
Brian Lebler playing for the Michigan Wolverines
University of Michigan
Brian Lebler in a Team Austria jersey
Team Austria

Over my career, I’ve experienced the path from junior hockey to NCAA Division I, professional hockey in North America and Europe, and international hockey. Along the way, I’ve been fortunate to learn from incredible coaches and teammates and experience many of the same decisions, challenges, and opportunities that young players and their families face. Through RARE, I want to use those experiences to give players and parents honest, practical guidance from someone who has lived the path.

Brian LeblerCo-Founder of RARENCAA Division I • Olympian • 4× World Championships
Brian Lebler speaking on the ice after a game in Linz

How RARE Works

Simple, direct access to Brian.

1
Ask a Question

Submit a private question. Examples:

  • Am I on the right path?
  • What should I focus on?
  • How do I stand out?
  • What do coaches look for?
2
Upload a Clip

Need feedback? Upload:

  • Game footage
  • Practice footage
  • Skills footage

Receive personalized feedback from a player who's made every jump himself.

3
Private Phone Calls

Rather talk it through? Book a private call to cover:

  • Recruiting decisions
  • Junior hockey choices
  • Mindset and confidence

One-on-one, straight answers, no audience.

4
Get Real Guidance

Receive private answers directly from Brian.

  • Apply the advice.
  • Build confidence.
  • Take the next step.
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Real Experience

Guidance from a player who has been through juniors, the NCAA, and pro hockey on two continents.

Honest Answers

No filters and no sales pitch. Just what Brian would tell his own family.

Built for Hockey

Built by a player who wants the next generation to have every advantage they can get.

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Built on experience. Focused on your future.

RARE starts with Brian Lebler. Bring him the questions your family is actually facing and get answers from someone who has already made those decisions.

Brian Lebler, Co-Founder of RARE.

  • Four seasons at the University of Michigan, NCAA Division I.
  • Signed with the Anaheim Ducks; pro in the AHL, the ECHL, and 15 seasons in Europe.
  • 2014 Olympian and four-time World Championship player for Team Austria.