Move More, Learn More: The Importance of Bringing Movement, Art & Music Into Your Healthy Life
Jun 10, 2026 · 13 min · 8 segments
Jorge Lozano Márquez es el Director Atlético Deportivo del Tecnológico de Monterrey en Guadalajara. Jorge is a retired professional tennis player who reached his highest doubles ranking of World No. 4…
Jorge Lozano MárquezGuest
Mike KuczalaHost
Lynne KenneyHost
What are a few lessons that you imparted to your children that you might recommend to parents who are raising athletes? I think Lynn and I were both in that boat, and a lot of times in the moment it's difficult to know sometimes how to guide a child
I see it a lot in tournaments where they miss a ball or they lose a match, and Parents, sometimes they don't even talk to their kids because they lost.
Because they lost to someone their parent thought he should never lose to.
But I tell parents now, and I still do, even though I'm not that much involved in tennis, I tell them that a parent should tell their kid whenever they're going to play a match, if you win, you choose where we're going to eat.
I think that as parents raising athletes, you're so right that we really do have to resist getting overly involved.
Like I used to tell my kids in all honesty, I said, you can do anything you want to do in your life.
If you want to chase garbage trucks and that is going to be your hobby, I will be right there with you.
And I think that as a parent who raises an athlete, we really have to say, this is your gig.
What are a few lessons that you imparted to your children that you might recommend to parents who are raising athletes? I think Lynn and I were both in that boat, and a lot of times in the moment it's difficult to know sometimes how to guide a child
I see it a lot in tournaments where they miss a ball or they lose a match, and Parents, sometimes they don't even talk to their kids because they lost.
Because they lost to someone their parent thought he should never lose to.
But I tell parents now, and I still do, even though I'm not that much involved in tennis, I tell them that a parent should tell their kid whenever they're going to play a match, if you win, you choose where we're going to eat.
I think that as parents raising athletes, you're so right that we really do have to resist getting overly involved.
Like I used to tell my kids in all honesty, I said, you can do anything you want to do in your life.
If you want to chase garbage trucks and that is going to be your hobby, I will be right there with you.
And I think that as a parent who raises an athlete, we really have to say, this is your gig.
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