Former Habs coach Luke Richardson seems to be in better shape than his players, or almost

This summer, the Chicago Blackhawks came to play in the Canadiens' backyard, when they named Luke Richardson as their new head coach. The man who was an assistant in Montreal for four seasons was well liked in the city, especially by his players.

Richardson, who is in his first NHL camp as a head coach, wanted to show his players that he could keep up with them, but more importantly, that he was in great shape during the team's training camp.

As a player, when your coach is following you on your butt, you have to skate!

Here he is in action :

We have no doubt that Martin St-Louis could do the same in Montreal.

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