Charline Labonté

Speaker, Quadruple Olympic Gold Medalist, Goaltending Coach, and Sports Psychology Consultant

Meet+Charline Labonté

Even if you are not interested in hockey, you have surely heard of Charline Labonté. She was a goaltender on several teams, including the Women’s National Hockey Team, with which she won 4 Olympic gold medals.

With a bachelor’s degree in physical education and a master’s degree in sport psychology from McGill University, Charline is now a coach, a sport psychology consultant with high-level young athletes and also speaker.

Don’t miss the opportunity to inspire your audience with Charline Labonté!

Speaking topics of Charline Labonté:

Motivation, Success, and Self-Improvement | Resilience and Perseverance | Teamwork | Leadership

Keynotes

environ 60 minutes, + période de questions
French and English
Rencontre de personnalisation incluse
Available in-person and virtually

Charline Labonté inspires her audience through themes such as self-confidence, motivation, leadership, and perseverance. In her talks, she shares concrete and motivating lessons to help everyone transform challenges into success.

Discover her presentation and explore how it can be tailored to your audience.

Life lessons through sport

In this talk, Charline Labonté recounts her journey as a field hockey goaltender, from her early days to her last day on the ice. Above all, she shares the lessons she has learned from her experiences in her sport. Charline makes a point of presenting and explaining the various concepts in a way that is accessible to everyone, whether or not they are familiar with the sport. Her topics include self-confidence, motivation and leadership. Through her personal experiences, she will teach participants the importance of working hard, accepting one’s role, setting goals and pursuing one’s education.

This conference will give you the tools you need to apply these concepts to your daily life, whatever your field of interest.

*His talk includes the presentation of two videos.

Technical requirements for Charline Labonté:

Micro mains-libres
au choix du client

Petite table (pour déposer notes et bouteille d'eau)

Le conférencier apporte son portable (MAC) contenant sa présentation visuelle

Projecteur et écran

* Le conférencier apporte son adapteur USB-C - HDMI

Sorties audio-vidéos (vidéos avec son)

Télécommande à distance

Moniteur de retour (si possible)

About Charline Labonté

A field hockey player since the age of seven, Charline Labonté has enjoyed success at every level. After winning a silver medal as a member of Team Quebec at the 1999 Canada Winter Games, she became the 1st woman to be drafted into the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League (QMJHL),

In 2001, Charline joined Canada’s national women’s team. She was a reserve at the 2002 Olympic Winter Games before reaching the pinnacle of her career at the 2006 Olympic Winter Games in Turin, where she played in three games, including a shutout in the semi-final match against Finland and a victory over Sweden in the gold-medal match in which she allowed her first and only goal of the tournament.

Charline has been an integral part of Team Canada at every IIHF World Women’s Hockey Championship since 2005, during which time she won two gold medals in 2007 and 2012 and five silver medals (2005-2008-2009-2011-2013). She was also named best goaltender of the 2009 tournament.

During Charline’s five seasons with the McGill Martlets, she won a CIS national championship in 2007-2008, 2008-2009 and 2010-2011. She also set the CIS record for shutouts. She was named to the First Team All-Star for five years, from 2007 to 2012. And on the All-Star team for the 2009-2010 playoffs.

In 2012-2013, she helped her team, the Montreal Stars of the Canadian Women’s Hockey League, reach the 2013 Clarkson Cup final.

Meet+Charline Labonté

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