As a young lad Teddy Park excelled at every sport he touched.  His physical gifts and impressive stamina meant that the hardest part of any sport was simply learning the rules.  However, after Teddy fell in love with hockey and being on the ice he met his nemesis.  A sport that is dominated by accountants, librarians, and professional bowlers: curling.  For everything Park has in physical dominance and size he sometimes has trouble with the finer points and finesse of sports.  It's one thing to hit and overpower opponents, but it's an entirely different beast to put just the right amount of touch on a stone to stop on that bullseye or place blockers to defend your position.  Something that Park still hasn't grasped to this day.  That hasn't stopped him from continuing to try and in fact he is a member of a curling team that knows to stay outside of arm's reach and avoid being downrange as he has actually thrown a stone in frustration on more than one occasion (read: every time)