Local clubs

The Sport and Physical Activity team at South Lanarkshire Leisure and Culture work closely with local sports clubs across South Lanarkshire.

Our team offer support and assistance in working towards our Club SL accreditation process, which allows clubs access to deliver within schools and community groups, and to promote their particular sport.

Our team run club engagement evenings to offer clubs the opportunity to discuss any concerns and give them a platform to share practice and engage with our team.

To find out more about Club SL please contact our Development Service team.

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Athletics is a sport that involves a number of different activities using running, jumping and throwing skills.
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Badminton is a fun and exciting racquet sport which attracts participants of all ages and abilities.
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Basketball is a team sport and the aim of the game is to get the ball into the opposing team's hoop by dribbling and shooting with your hands. Each team has five players.
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Bowls can be played either indoors or outdoors. The aim of the game is to roll biased balls (bowls) towards a small white ball called the jack.
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Boxing is a combat sport in which two people contest by throwing punches at each other with padded gloves on. The sport requires speed, endurance and strength.
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Canoeing is an exciting water sport which participants can enjoy competitively or recreationally in lakes, lochs, seas, canals and rivers.
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Club SL, South Lanarkshire Leisure and Culture’s Club Accreditation Scheme, is aimed at developing and supporting local sports clubs and their volunteers.
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SLLC understand that our coaches and volunteers are crucial to our sporting success and aim to support them through our comprehensive coach education programme.
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Cricket is an exciting team sport mainly played outdoors but can also be played indoors.
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Cycling is an activity which participants can enjoy competitively or recreationally on the road, a track or an indoor arena.
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Dance groups and clubs in South Lanarkshire
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SLLC delivers an extensive Football programme across the whole locality. This caters for both boys and girls from the age of 3 to 16.
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Golf clubs in South Lanarkshire
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Gymnastics is a sport that incorporates floor work and apparatus and participants can progress through different levels of difficulty.
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Hockey is a sport where teams of 11 players use a stick to strike a ball into the opponent's net.
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Judo is a modern martial art and a competitive sport. The aim is to throw or takedown an opponent to the ground and immobilise the opponent with a pin or force an opponent to submit.
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Karate is a version of unarmed combat designed for the purpose of self-defence.
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Netball is a fast skilful team game based on running, jumping, throwing and catching. Teams may consist of up to 12 players but only seven players may take the court at one time.
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Roller hockey clubs in South Lanarkshire.
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Rugby is a contact sport that involves two teams playing against each other. The objective is to keep possession of the ball and try to put it down over the opposition’s goal line.
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Swimming is a diverse recreational sport as well as having a competitive element.
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Table Tennis is a fun and exciting racquet sport which attracts players of all ages and abilities.
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Tae kwon Do is a version of unarmed combat designed for the purpose of self-defence.
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Tennis is a racquet sport that can be played individually against a single opponent (singles) or between two teams of two players each (doubles).
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Trampolining is a competitive Olympic sport that includes a number of different jumping techniques including pike, tuck, straddle and somersaults.
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Triathlon involves mastering skills across the three disciplines of swimming, biking and running as well as transition.