The offseason is definitely the time of a player's season that requires the most thought behind balance. Could a player only focus on rest and relaxation? Or maybe the opposite and only focus on training? As the saying goes, too much of a good thing can be a bad thing, and that's the case here too. Too much rest and relaxation and you're out of hockey shape, unable to get your feet going when the season starts and the league will skate right by you. Too much training, and you've burnt yourself out while losing out on valuable time with your friends and family, enjoying your time away from the team and the ice. So a balance is certainly needed, where in between all the training and preparation, you find time to rest, relax, and enjoy your offseason. Cheeks for example spent plenty of time watching the NFL and NHL, throwing back drinks in between training sessions. It worked out fairly well for him as the Dragons continue their rebuild this season.