Jaska Seppala who plays for the Buffalo Stampede grew up in Finland which is where he first learned what hockey was and how to play the game. Jaska Seppala was too cool and too much of a natural to belong to some hockey school. He thought it would not help out his game. He instead learned how to play hockey by playing with some Finland legends of hockey at a local rink. He would play there all day and night improving his game. The legends would help him improve his game by giving him pointers and tips. He would then go off on his own to do some weight lifting and improving his game. This is how Jaska Seppala became a legend in Finland and was able to get noticed by the Simulation Hockey League scouts. In a way it was kind of like a school but Jaska Seppala was too good to be taught by any instructor in any Finland school.