How it all started
The Club, based on multisport values, opened its doors in The Hague in September 2009.
Club Samedis Malins is a multi-sports and multi-activities club with a unique character and an international community. The Club has many motivated members and children of all nationalities. Diversity is one of our top strengths! Our students come from several schools such as the Lycée Français, ESH, ISH, the British School, or the German School… And Club Samedis Malins is open to all those who wish to join!
The founder of this sports club is the father of three children and a former professional handball player. He holds a state diploma as a sports educator, a federal diploma as a child education expert, a federal diploma as an adult training expert, a STAPS Bachelor’s degree in sports training and a Master’s degree in handball coaching issued by the European Handball Federation. This is the highest qualification for training and coaching at the international level. His career has also allowed him to play in various championships abroad. After his career as a sports professional, Lyacine became a professional handball coach and devotes much of his time developing and instilling his sporting values in the young people who cross his path.
Club Samedis Malins aims to develop the practice of sports and to promote the values of sports through the diversity of the activities it offers.
spirit
Sports is the ideal way to have fun, individually or in a team, and to stay healthy, both mentally and physically. It is important to be active from a young age. For some children sports will be a way to deal with their emotions, worries or excess energy while others will find sharing, respect, and support through it.
Above all, what they will discover without a doubt at Club Samedis Malin is how to have fun while practicing sports! The values of Club Samedis Malins
are the basis for harmony and personal development!
Rigorousness
Discipline
Respect for others
Surpassing oneself
more?
In a friendly atmosphere with coed and international groups, children practice several collective and individual sports activities with tactical and technical training. These sports practices allow them to develop their physical, motor and mental skills, all essential when growing up! And most importantly, they can enjoy themselves and have fun with their friends.
Endurance, strength and speed...
...help develop physical abilities.
Working together, anticipating and facilitating information intake...
...allow to take more environmental factors into account.
Discovering a wide range of sports activities...
...makes it possible to learn about the different rules applying to various sports.
SPORTS ACTIVITIES
Individual
sports
Oppositional
sports
Team
sports