The GaryVee Audio Experience How Sports are a Microcosm of Life | #AskGaryVee 319 w/ The Lamoureux Twins
Jul 24, 2019
Monique and Jocelyne Lamoureux, the dynamic Olympic gold medalists, share insights from their journey in hockey and beyond. They discuss launching their foundation to support underprivileged kids and the importance of kindness in competition. Reflecting on their parents' influence, they highlight lessons on resilience and individuality in sports. The twins delve into the evolution of women's sports, the challenges faced in leagues, and the significance of branding for female athletes. Parenting tips round out the conversation, focusing on confidence-building and embracing uniqueness.
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Aggressive Play
- The Lamoureux twins' dad encouraged them to be assertive on the ice, even against bigger boys.
- He told them to "find the biggest kid on the other team and put them on their ass."
Gender Dynamics in Youth Hockey
- As boys got older, they sometimes resented having girls on the team.
- Opposing teams would taunt them by saying the girls were the best players on their team.
Devastating Loss
- Despite winning three national championships, the twins still remember their high school loss.
- They were heavily favored but lost in the quarterfinals due to an outstanding opposing goalie.