When it comes to coordination, Jesus is a huge fan of performing magic tricks, and he recommends it as an offbeat training method for people looking to develop next-level hand-eye and dexterity. Growing up, he taught himself street magic as a way to entertain himself and his friends, developing a number of incredible tricks and magical feats to impress anyone who will pay attention. As he improved in this area, he noticed that everything from his peripheral vision to his coordination without looking at an object spiked hard, both of which are essential attributes for a hockey player and especially for an offensive centreman. When teammates joke about his "magic hands," Jesus merely points to his ability to manipulate space and perception on the ice as a reason that others should give it a shot. Many athletes have taken up things like juggling, and he argues that this is a logical step for those who are truly dedicated to their craft.