Lyndsey Munoz – Lax Goalie Rat Podcast – Episode 4
By Coach Damon
June 8, 2018
My next guest on the Lax Goalie Rat podcast is Lyndsey Munoz from LMLaxTraining.com.
I get a lot of requests for female lacrosse goalie specific content so I wanted to invite Lyndsey on the show to get her take given that she is a female lacrosse goalie and now coaches women as well.
We discuss a lot about what it means to be a female lacrosse goalie and the different struggles that they encounter that the male counterparts might not.
We discuss identity quite a bit and touch on the struggles that Lyndsey went through in college in the hopes that other goalies going through similar situations can learn.
I certainly learned quite a bit about the female lacrosse goalie position in this conversation and I hope you do too!
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