Club La Santa
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Summary
Introduction
This complete sports and active holiday resort is on the north west coast of Lanzarote. The complex caters for the serious athlete alongside others who wish to participate in sports activities at a slower pace.
A range of accommodation is available from functional economic options to luxury sea view suites. The resort offers four different restaurants including a range of inclusive half or full board plans.
The facilities include three open air 50m swimming pools, a 6 lane 400m running track, Personal Instruction for cycling, swimming and running to training programs in all disciplines. You can also benefit from onsite services such as Sports Science swimming analysis, Guru Bike-Fit, A-Z Sports Therapy Clinic. Osteo43, Wellness Centre and Goodlife nutritional consultant, Sally Walker.
Club La Santa offers qualified in-house Instructors but also have collaborating coaching from specialists such as Phil Price (Triathlon), Laurent Sillion and Andy Cook (Cycling), Luc Van Lierde, Robin Brew, etc…
Club La Santa offer over 30 different sports and activities amidst a beautiful natural backdrop of volcanoes, beaches and the ocean. Activities include; Aerobics, Badminton, Basketball, Beach Volleyball, Boxing, Diving, Fitness and Training Centre, Golf, Handball, Volleyball, Martial Arts, Pilates, Squash, Table Tennis and Windsurfing.
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Travel & Accommodation
By Air: Arrecife airport (ACE) is located on the southern part of the Island, between Puarto del Carmen and Arrecife. Club La Santa is on the north side of the island approximately 25 km from the airport. Transfers: These are not included unless you are travelling in a large group when transfers can be arranged in advance. Car Hire: To redeem your Special Discount via our partners, Rhino Car Hire, Click Here → Travel 
A range of accommodation is available from functional economic options to luxury sea view suites. The resort offers four different restaurants including a range of inclusive half or full board plans. Club La Santa is run as a modern hotel with all the necessary facilities of a combined sports, active holiday resort and conference facility. There are 391 apartments, fully equipped with kitchen, bathroom and between one and four bedrooms. For serious and leisure holidays – this is the complete holiday resort. To book your stay Click Here → We search the best travel sites to find the cheapest price for you Accommodation 
Lanzarote is one of the best islands in the world, part of the Canary Islands, a few miles out from the African Coast, but still European, and has several tourist attractions. Places of Interest 
Training Facilities
Both Road and Mountain Bike cycling are offered at Club La Santa. The in-house cycling instructors can choose routes suitable for your level of experience or you can book for one of the many cycling training camps on offer. Bike Hiring: From the Bike Centre plus fully equipped bike repair section and bike wash areas. Cycling 
Running
For speed work, the 400 metre track is available.
For endurance there are many routes on offer, guided runs are arranged in the afternoons.
Technical help is available to improve running economy and a Personal Instructor can design a program specific to your needs.
Swimming
Club La Santa has three open-air 50 metre Olympic Pools; each has 8 lanes each separated by ropes, and two of the pools have timing pace clocks at both ends of the pool.
The pools are only used for serious swimming and swim instruction, meaning that you can focus on your training without distraction.
Diving and Water Polo facilities are also available.
Open Water Swim
Open water swimming is adjacent to the centre.
A salt water lagoon is available for beginners
Six lane, blue EPDM surface 400m running track, including; Equipment available to borrow. Athletics 
Handball
At Club La Santa, you can train or play on a court in the multi-use hall, which has a Sportson Combi R/30 Hard Court Floor, throughout the day.
Many professional teams choose to train at Club La Santa, among them the German National Team and the Danish National Team, both men and ladies.
Volleyball
2 courts are available next to the sea. These can get busy with social players so advance booking is advised.
Matches can be arranged but the level of competition may vary.
Instruction is offered by Club La Santa staff and this covers all levels.
Basketball
There are full sized outdoor and indoor courts available to use throughout the day.
The outdoor court is located next to the Olympic Swimming Pool, and the indoor court can be found in the multi-use hall, open daily.
9 Tennis courts, each with Deco Turf surface as used in the US Open and Olympic Games. Rackets are available to hire. Coaching is offered but the number of Instructors limits the time available. Groups can book in advance of arriving but individuals can only book on the day. Tennis .jpg)
Technogym™ supply the cardio equipment such as treadmills, stair climbers, cross trainers, stationary bikes. The rowing machines are Concept II. Free weights are available and include bar, discs and dumbbells. There is also a separate power lifting room with 2 training platforms. Fitballs, Thera-bands and balance pads are available for stretching and core exercise. Gym 
Sports Science
Working with the Club La Santa team at the Aquatic Centre, a weekly training program will be designed and sent to you. The centre covers swimmers of all levels and disciplines.
The Dry Land Training Program will complement pool time and you will receive personal instruction from the team.
You will be given technical input to help areas such as body position, breathing, stroke rate performance and developing better catches.
Bike Fitting
Club La Santa offer Guru Bike Fit testing and instructions within their Sports Science Department.
The aim of the Guru Bike Fit is for you to achieve more power, become more efficient and enjoy better comfort whilst on your bike.
There are several levels of Bike Fit, choose the one that best suits you.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
It is advised that Groups should reserve training times in advance to avoid not being able to use the facilities at any given time.
Coaching
Andy Cook is a lifelong cyclist, a National medallist and record holder, having represented Great Britain in the past. A well respected coach, he has organized and coordinated training camps for over 25 years. Andy has a very broad range of cycling experience which he is happy to share with all bike week participants in order that they improve their own training and technique, along with their overall enjoyment of riding the bike. Andy is a former president of the UCI “Cycling for All” commission and currently a member of the UCI "Mass Participation" commission. He has also held senior positions at both British Cycling and the Cyclists Touring Club (CTC).
Dan is a keen Swimmer and Triathlete who has helped thousands get fit and fast for adventures from their first novice TRI to the Channel Swim. Dan's accolades include being National Masters Champion (2008/09), a British AG Record Holder (800m), European Masters Medallist and a Double-Ironman finisher. 220 magazine Triathlon Coach of the Year 2005/6
Joe Beer has been competing in multipart events for more than 25 years, covering all distances from sprint to Ironman – Including the legendary Hawaii Ironman. He has been coaching and writing in multisport magazines for almost two decades. His book “Need To Know Triathlon” was Published in January 2008. He was voted the inaugural 220 Magazine Coach of The Year in 2004 and is a qualified BTA Coach. Joe has been coaching on camps at Club La Santa for over 10 years.
Lars started his professional riding career in 2002 with Team Fakta. He has ridden for Team CSC, in Mark Cavendish's sprint train whilst at HTC-Columbia before joining Lotto-Belisol in 2012. Lars has won 4 Danish Championship titles and two stages in each of the Vuelta a España and Giro d'Italia.
In 1996, Luc became the first European triathlete to win the Ironman World Championships, winning in a record time which stood for over 15 years. He now coaches triathletes of all levels, from beginners to Elite level including Frederik Van Lierde, Michelle Vesterby and Marino Vanhoenacker. It was Marino who, in 2011, broke Luc's world record.
Magnus Bäckstedt won in 2004 the Paris Roubaix, which is probably his biggest victory. Apart from that he also won a Tour de France stage in 1998. He retired from professional cycling in February 2009 but has come back to professional cycling and has run his own team for 4 years.
Maria Rasmussen has more than 21 Danish Championships and a wealth of experience behind her. Maria uses a holistic approach, based on the individual’s physical ability, age and other factors that can limit their potential.
Phil has coached at Club la Santa since 2000 having been Manager and Coach at the Welsh Triathlon Association. He coached his son, Ben, the UK National Triathlon Junior title and has worked with many individual triathletes over a range of distances up to and including Ironman.
Before Richard’s success as a triathlete he competed in Windsurfing, trialling for the 1988 GB Olympic team. As a triathlete, Richard was part of the Great Britain team between 1988 and 1997. He was part of the Gold Medal European Championship team of 1992 and Gold Medal World’s team the year after.
Robin's philosophy is straight - Whether you are an Olympic athlete or starting out for the very first time, EVERYONE deserves the opportunity to improve their performance.
Tanja Slater is a former GB Elite Professional Triathlete and Professional Cyclist. She has helped run triathlon training camps for over 8 years. She has represented Great Britain as a Triathlete and later in two World Cycling Championships and won a stage in the Ladies Tour de France 2007.
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Reviews
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Reviewed by Karen
On 23-Sep-2016 12:1:09
Comments: Speedo Open Water Swim Camp with SwimForTri - You work incredibly hard. Thanks for your talent, swim brilliance, enthusiasm and sense of fun. Book chapters, drill set reminders and the prospect of homework (eek!). And you made time to edit filming of us all - which I'm sure will continue to be super instructive.
Thank you to all concerned. To say that the week is value for money is an understatement.
In summary, the swim camp was (very) challenging, instructive and a complete joy!
Thank you!!
Reviewed by Fran
On 10-Jun-2016 07:1:52
Comments: I’d just like to say a big “Thank You” for the fabulous swim camp at CLS. I had a thoroughly enjoyable time and learnt a lot. I am now looking forwards to putting your training schedule in to practice
Reviewed by Jon
On 10-Jun-2016 07:1:11
Comments: I don't think I've ever been on a course of any sort in which such attention was paid to the needs of all participants, whatever their ability level. It was truly impressive
Reviewed by Jules
On 10-Jun-2016 07:1:41
Comments: I would like to say that I thoroughly enjoyed the swim camp which went beyond expectations. The input was delivered in a way that catered for all levels and allowed for a clear understanding. I also enjoyed the sense of camaraderie and team spirit amongst all of us
Reviewed by Julie
On 13-May-2016 15:1:38
Comments: via - @julieirongran
- So pleased to be back in Lanzarote for my 9th @clublasanta #IMLanza
Reviewed by Tim
On 13-May-2016 15:1:26
Comments: via @tsredman -
Sad to not be waking up at @clublasanta today. Can't wait to go back again.
Reviewed by Michelle
On 13-May-2016 15:1:34
Comments: via @VesterbyTri -
Time to leave @clublasanta for this time! It's been 2 great weeks like always
Reviewed by Mollie
On 13-May-2016 15:1:42
Comments: via @MollieHeeley_ - Officially home&in bed after the BEST week of my life in @clublasanta ! Back to work in 4 hours
Reviewed by Wendy
On 13-May-2016 15:1:50
Comments: via @wendysellers - @wendysellers_
Until next time @clublasanta ... My home away from home ❤️ #gym #gymrat #gymmotivation
Reviewed by Ken
On 10-Feb-2014 17:0:34
Comments: A useful sports complex to visit but expensive. Quality of facilities and classes offered vary so some are OK but others poor. Stayed in December when the cold wind whistles through the complex and open areas. The pool looked lovely but the water was far too cold for use. WiFi is very poor. Probably best to visit Club La Santa in the spring or autumn months.
Reviewed by George
On 10-Feb-2014 17:0:48
Comments: Great place and getting even better as a huge investment programme has taken place during 2012-2014 with lots of new facilities, new and more luxurious suites, and upgrades / rennovations of all existing apartments.
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