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Club Med: the greatest Sports School in the world May 2015 STRATEGIC MARKETING Product Info Multimedia Product Info Sports Kit – Sun Destinations – Summer 15 / Winter 16 NMEA Product & Brochures1 CONTENTS 1. The purpose of this kit …. For you For them 4. Our Sports 2. Sport at Club Med A - Land sports Something for Our strength B - Water sports everyone C - Free access sports 3. Activities for all Adults Children 2 1. A KIT FOR BOTH OF YOU FOR YOU FOR THEM To give more detail about sport at Club Med, a major asset and essential motivating factor for G.Ms® To guide G.Ms® to the Resorts that provide the sports they want to do To identify the best Resorts for each sport To answer G.Ms’® more technical questions (sports To find the essential information facilities, equipment, etc) about all sports available at Club Med in one go 3 2. SPORT AT CLUB MED Our strength Sports for all tastes INCLUDED{ Over 60 sports activities included in our Sports Academies for all levels of Group sports for our Free access sports: skill Sports Schools: Material and equipment All levels or Beginner included Top sports facilities and equipment and prestigious partners Quality teaching and instructors, A LA{ CARTE with G.O®s trained in their discipline A la carte courses/packages to learn from scratch or refresh your skills, in Courses One to one various disciplines Beginners and Refresher courses lessons 4 3. ACTIVITIES FOR ALL: CHILDREN ADORE SPORT TOO! 40 years’ commitment to taking care of children SPORTS INCLUDED A LA CARTE SPORTS Courses to discover a discipline A host of sports included (1) : or improve your skills: Tennis, flying trapeze, sailing, Horse riding, scuba diving, golf, golf, archery, etc. etc. (1) as Mini Club Med® activities or for children accompanied by an adult 5 4. OUR SPORTS CONTENTS: ALL AVAILABLE SPORTS A - Land sports B - Water sports C - Free access sports Archery ..…….....….….. p 11 Kitesurfing .. NEW! ….. p 39 ………………. p 52 Beach volleyball ……. p 13 Sailing …….…......….….. p 40 Badminton Club Med fitness ...... p 14 Basketball Scuba diving ……....... p 42 Flying trapeze with circus Beach soccer Stand Up Paddle boarding activities ………...….…. p 16 Beach volleyball NEW! …………..………….. p 45 Golf …...…………..…….. p 20 Football, Mini football Swimming …………….... p 46 Horse riding .……..…. p 24 Kayaking Waterskiing & Mountain biking ……. p 26 Petanque (boules) Wakeboarding ..……... p 47 Nordic Walking ..…..... p 27 Snorkelling Windsurfing ……...…... p 49 Rock climbing ………… p 28 Squash Slackline …. NEW! ..... p 29 Volleyball Tennis ….……….....…….. p 30 Water polo Tree top adventure … p 33 Weights and/or cardio- Walking & Hiking ….. p 34 training room Yoga……...…….....…….. p 36 For more details about sports available in all our Resorts , see www.clubmed-ip.com All « à la carte » services are at extra cost, details and prices in the “Sun Destinations” Trident Price Booklet List of Resorts in the “Our Resorts explained in greater detail” table in the “Sun Destinations” Trident 6 HOW TO BROWSE THIS KIT? 1. SLIDESHOW FROM « CONTENTS: ALL AVAILABLE SPORTS » Click on a sport, e.g: SAILING 2. KEY POINTS PER SPORT: • ALL INCLUSIVE • À LA CARTE • FACILITIES /EQUIPMENT /ACTIVITIES / EVENTS • BEST PHOTOS (Club Med photo library) FOR TOP SPORTS: Scroll down to the next slide to find out the best Resorts Or, click on to go back to « Contents » 3. THE BEST CLUB MED RESORTS FOR SAILING • Key arguments for one Resort per geographical zone • And also: 1 or 2 others best Resorts per zone (for more infos, see Club Med IP) Click on to go back to « Contents » 7 A - LAND SPORTS Club Med: the greatest Sports School in the world 8 ACADEMIES TO ENHANCE OUR TOP SPORTS! Our top sports present in over 20 Resorts Archery Tennis 35 Schools 38 Schools The number of archery Numerous tennis courts ranges depends on the Different playing surfaces Resort for all styles of game : Various shooting - Clay distances - TennisQuick - Synthetic Club Med fitness 42 Schools Flying trapeze Various techniques: with circus activities LesMills, Zumba® Golf 25 Schools A wide range of 17 Schools activities: Learn to « catch », The right equipment and facilities: - AquaDynamic™ « tuck », and « layout » on - Training Centre - BodyPump™ a flying trapeze. - Driving range - Body Balance™ You can also try the static - Practice filet - Zumba® trapeze, and great - Putting green - Pilates activitIes such as juggling, - Training bunker - RPM/Body Bike tightrope walking and - Pitch and putt trampolining 9 THE SPORTS TRENDS OF THE MOMENT Tree top Yoga adventure Sports present 12 Resorts 3 Resorts in 1 to 10 Resorts Meditation, Negotiate breathing and acrobatic and relaxation challenging exercises to treetop circuits harmonise in total safety mind and body Beach Rock Nordic walking Walking & Mountain volleyball climbing 6 Resorts Hiking biking Brisk walking 9 Resorts 1 Resorts 12 Resorts 6 Resorts technique that Cultural and Des cours Explore your On natural uses 2 sticks for themed walks encadrés par surroundings on rock all-round physical and hikes specific des coaches rides varying from formations or exercise using all to each region professionnels easy to tricky climbing wall the body’s muscles 10 ARCHERY - Top Sport BEST PHOTOS: ALL INCLUSIVE Group lessons for beginners from 11 years old in 35 Archery Schools and from 6 years old as a regular activity at Mini Club Med® . Teaching method: Typical lesson, in 3 stages: - safety rules and getting to know the equipment - teaching and practice: agility and concentration - debriefing . Size of groups at Club Med: 1 G.O for 1 to 30 G.M®s RESORTS AGADIR, BALI, BINTAN ISLAND, BODRUM, CHERATING BEACH, DA BALAIA, DONG’AO PCAC_G113_011 ISLAND, HOKKAIDO, KABIRA ISHIGAKI, LA CARAVELLE, LA POINTE AUX CANONNIERS, NAPITIA, OPIO EN PROVENCE, PHUKET, RIO DAS PEDRAS, SINAI BAY, TRANCOSO, etc. FACILITIES (depending on the Resort) 5 to 14 archery ranges, maximum 3 G.M®s per range Shooting distances between 10 and 40 m (33 and 130 ft) for juniors and adults, 5 and 7 m (16 and 23 ft) for children EQUIPMENT Traditional bows for adults and children, for left and right-handers, arrows KEMC_F113_066 Arm and finger guards Lyon Archerie in EAF, Sirius in ESAP More images on: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://multimedia.clubmed.com/site/login ACTIVITIES Advanced search with keyword « archery » Tournaments throughout the week 11 11 The best Club Med Resorts for ARCHERY EUROPE & VITTEL . 14 archery ranges : 8 for adults – 6 for children And also: Gregolimano, MEDITERRANEAN France . Shooting distance between 5 and 10 m (16 and 33 ft) under shelter, Kamarina COASTS All levels up to 30 m (98 ft) outdoor ITAPARICA . 8 archery ranges AMERICAN COASTS And also: & CARIBBEAN Brazil . Shooting distances up to : Ixtapa Pacific All levels 7 m (23 ft) for children – 13 m (43 ft) for juniors – 18 m (59 ft) for adults And also: ASIA & KABIRA ISHIGAKI . 5 archery ranges under shelter Japan Bali, INDIAN OCEAN . Shooting distance between 5 and 22 m (16 and 33 ft) All levels Cherating Beach FOR CHILDREN . As a regular activity at Mini Club Med® from 6 years old at Resorts with an Archery School 12 12 BEACH VOLLEYBALL BEST PHOTOS: ALL INCLUSIVE Group lessons for all levels from 11 years old at 1 Academy at SANDPIPER BAY . Tuition: a serious programme with professional coaches and weekly tournaments, for a sport that’s growing in popularity worldwide . Partner: National Volleyball League (the professional Beach Volleyball league, founded by players: its mission is to ensure the future of beach volleyball professionals) . Size of groups : 1 coach for 30 G.M®s Beginners’ lessons from 8 years old at Mini Club Med® Free access courts in 32 Resorts CANC_D112_070 Access : From 8 years old for children accompanied by an adult or from 11 yars old À LA CARTE* Courses for all levels over a period of 3 days, from 18 years old at SANDPIPER BAY FACILITIES 7 Olympic sand courts COLC_K208_044 More images on: http://multimedia.clubmed.com/site/login Advanced search with the key word « volleyball » 13 13 CLUB MED FITNESS - Top Sport BEST PHOTOS: ALL INCLUSIVE Group lessons for all levels from 16 years old in 42 Schools A wide range of activities using internationally renowned methods: Les Mills™ in EAF, Zumba® in AMN and EAF Other fitness activities: aquagym, abs & butt, stretching, step, Pilates, yoga, Body Pump, fitness walking, etc Size of groups at Club Med: 1 G.O® for 1 to 30 G.M®s depending on the activity Tuition: . Les Mills™: Group training programmes (AquaDynamic™ - BodyPump™ - Body SANC_L112_040 Balance™). Les Mills produces and distributes worldwide his choregraphies and teaching programmes based on group lessons and team training . RPM / Body Bike: A fitness method based on an indoor cycling workout. The speed and difficulty are adapted to the rhythm of the music . Zumba®: An internationally renowned method combining dance, muscular and cardio training to the rhythm of Latin and international music . Pilates: A physical training method comprising floor exercises on an exercice mat or apparatus. It is a « gentle gym » method to improve flexibility, control and endurance À LA CARTE Courses for adults and children from 8 years old at the SANDPIPER BAY Academy PCAC_G113_095 More images on: EQUIPMENT http://multimedia.clubmed.com/site/login Advanced search with the key word « fitness » Floor mats, steps, exercise balls, etc Weights and/or cardio-training room in 48 Resorts 14 14 The best Club Med Resorts for CLUB MED FITNESS EUROPE & . Wide range of activities: aquagym, abs and butt, step, Body Pump, Zumba®, LIA KEMER (Low Impact Aerobic), Body Attack, Pilates, Body Balance, stretching. And also: MEDITERRANEAN Turkey Bodrum Palmiye . LesMills™ programmes All levels Club Med 2 COASTS . Open air fitness room facing the sea FITNESS ACADEMY: . The Fitness Academy is supervised by a professional coach: Heather Gollnick is a professional triathlete, 5 times Ironman champion (the longest triathlon competition SANDPIPER BAY AMERICAN COASTS in the world – swimming / cycling / running) And also: Florida – USA & CARIBBEAN .
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