Where to practice an individual sport Paris

Vitamôme's goal is to make games available to toddlers as teaching tools so that the child feels comfortable in his body and in his relationship with others: friends, adults… These psychomotor awakening sessions are proposed from 3 to 8 years. Games used to teach him the basics of warm up, improve reflexes, or develop his team spirit, all with accompagnateurs.

The Club de la Montagne-Sainte-Geneviève, as it's known, is one of the oldest martial arts clubs in Europe. It is located in the Latin Quarter, behind a patinated wooden gate, in a charming cobbled courtyard, in a setting classified as a historic monument. Master Henry Plée founded the dojo in 1953. A pioneer of karate in Europe, Maître Plée (^10th dan) brought in several Japanese and Chinese experts. Since its creation, the club has won numerous French, European and world championships. Pascal Plée, eldest son of Maître Henry Plée, took up the torch after his father. He has been practicing martial arts since the age of 5, starting with judo and then karate at the age of 8. Fascinated by traditional Japanese and Chinese martial arts, he now teaches karate-do(shotokan and Okinawan), kung fu (Crane and Long Point), qin na (Chinese dislocations), taijiquan, tuishou (hand thrusts) and qi gong (health exercises).

Many children love circus, not all can practise the circus arts. Firstly because the circus requires a quality that few children possess; that is patience. You often have to wait long weeks, or even long months before you know how to unicycle or understand the technique to climb on stilts. Agility, patience, concentration are all qualities that you will have to show your little if he hopes one day to stand apart in this discipline. At Cirqu'Aouette, children are welcomed at the age of 2. Initiation to the circus arts is possible at the age of 6, but for air acrobatics, like the trapeze, we have to wait 8 years.

Located near Porte de Clichy, the Ecole d'Arts Martiaux (EAM) Frédéric Méjias teaches a wide range of martial arts disciplines, whatever your level, from the age of 6. This veritable institution, which also has numerous branches in France and abroad, also organizes training courses. The aim is to teach, pass on and share, in keeping with tradition. Interested? It's a must.

We will never say enough, heating is a forced passage! Even for the small ones. After preparing their small muscles to effort, children will be able to divide between four workshops: juggling, object balance, trapeze, acrobatics. If you are a curious parent and want to take advantage of the initiation of your small to benefit from a training, know that there are workshops discovered parents/children planned for this purpose. Here the children are welcomed at the age of 3 in workshops that take place on Sunday.

When a child wants to practise the circus arts, the first thing he needs to learn is balance. Also, courses for ages 3 to 5 are focused on balance so that your child can acquire discipline from the outset. At this age he can also discover different circus specialities (juggling, thread, clown, acrobatics), he will work his motor through exercises that will make him jump, jump or ride. Initiation to the ball, cabbage, trapeze and pyramids is made from the age of 5.

" Baby climbing "and" Baby climbing "activities are specially designed to meet the needs of children's discovery and exploration.

The Centre Paris Anim (CPA) Bessie Smith is a cultural center. It offers a wide range of leisure and educational activities for all ages. The center is one of 4 Centres Paris Anim' located in the heart of the 12th arrondissement, which aim to promote social diversity, youth and neighborhood life.

Tennis or table tennis, here your child will have the choice to enter the discipline that interests him most. If he also has the artistic fiber, he can take interest in the leisure offered by the club, with, among other things, drawing, painting, expression, modelages…

On holiday, on the beach, in the countryside, or in games rooms, there is often a table of ping-pong available to the public. Therefore, your child will be particularly pleased to be able to show his progress in this discipline as soon as the opportunity arises. The TT 16 club welcomes children from the age of 7 and adapts to them according to their wishes. Whether they want to practice table tennis as a mere leisure or as part of the competition, children are welcomed here and learn the techniques of this sport with professionals who are subtitles and listening.

Badminton is an interesting alternative to tennis. Lighter, more air-conditioned, badminton is intended for children who love to rush and who know how to address them. Find out more about the sports movement, there are a lot of activities that can please your elders and elders: Rhythmic and sporty gymnastics, capoeira, Babies in water, basketball, karate, swimming…

Triple axel, triple lutz, wilde, skating is a discipline that makes many children dream. Split the ice with a glittering suit, so let's turn the heads of our little ones. Attention, however, is a rather thankless sport that requires a great technique and a perfect mastery. So you have to wait three or four years to practice ice dance. Previously, a multitude of times had to fall. Children are welcomed by the club at the age of 3. For the babys (less than 6 years), the courses, 55 minutes, are per ticket of 9 € to the unit.

We often tend to buy a skate to his child without prior initiation. Out of the same way as you don't throw a child out of the water, you don't have to swim a child who never practiced. This can be dangerous and skate requires a minimum degree of control. Paris Skate Culture allows children totally novice to discover this sport, courses specific to "total beginners" are indeed scheduled on Sunday. Then, if sport likes it, it will be able to participate in collective courses. Good to know for children touch all and followers of the activity zapping: no annual membership is required.

The team of the Roller Skating School is composed of professionals who are passionate about roller skating in all its forms (hiking, slalom, acrobatics, street, speed). If your child is naturally shy and the prospect of learning at the same time as other children who may be more talented than he or she rejects, then he or she will surely be delighted to have an instructor all to himself or herself to teach him or her the basics of rollerblading. If the experience seduces him and he then wants to meet other children of his age, he can always register for the courses that take place during the school holidays and that bring the children together in small groups of ten.

Roller Squad Institute is the first school dedicated to urban riding development for all. Here, at the age of four, children can try the art of riding with seasoned monitors. A small attendance of 8 to 12 children per monitor allows quality education and ensures comfort and safety (wearing helmet and knee protection, wrists, elbows). The school adapts to the characteristics of your children and offers courses according to their profile. Different categories are planned, "touche", "street racing", "freeskateurs". And in each category a master word: riding for all.

If your children want to learn how to skate and make new friends, without going into an activity year round, Nomade offers a good alternative to the usual sports. Not the trouble to make an expensive investment for the equipment since the store lends you helmet, knee protection, elbow and wrists (which are mandatory anyway during the courses offered). Thus your child will learn safety rules while taking advantage of the teaching of professionals. The courses end with a snack, a good way to build links with other children and give yourself an appointment why not for the next Saturday.

Les Savants fous activities, aimed at children aged 5 to 12, revolve around four main areas: hard sciences (physics and chemistry), nature and the environment, biology of the human body, and the planetarium. While these workshops retain a playful aspect so as not to put off the youngest visitors, they offer real teaching and enable them to rapidly develop their scientific knowledge. Each children's workshop can be held at school, in a leisure center or directly at home. So if you don't go to science, science will come to you, and your miniature Professor Sunflower will be delighted to have a real mad scientist's laboratory within his own walls.

Club of gay and lesbian badminton, he organizes meetings and training in several gyms in southern Paris: Alice Milliat (M ° Denfert), Mouchotte (M ° Montparnasse), Jean Prévost (M ° Cooler), Thomas Mann (M ° Library François Mitterand). A good way to make sport by making fun and making meetings. Beware, badminton is a much more physical sport than it looks…

Four courses in the Curial gymnasium, five at the Mathis gymnasium, the club offers evening workouts, Monday to Saturday (except Wednesday). You will be asked to validate your registration by year, a contribution of € 175 for free play, € 185 for competitors, and € 85,90 for young people.

A very active club in the heart of Paris, with training slots every evening of the week and Saturday from 1 p. m. in several gyms of Paris (Michel Le Comte, Suzanne Berlioux, Bercy, Pajol…). Teams, hosting players whose levels are different (and everyone being the welcome or welcoming-e), also organize tournaments in good humor, celebrating the values of sport and badminton.

The Leon Biancotto gymnasium is the club's main gymnasium with its four double ground. Count € 150 per year for new members.

The Art et Culture 15 tennis and badminton club is located in the 15th arrondissement of Paris, in the Centre Commercial Beaugrenelle, more precisely at 36 Rue Emeriau. The club offers tennis and badminton lessons given by qualified and experienced instructors. The courts are leased from the City of Paris and maintained by the Paris Sports Department. The club also organizes events such as general meetings for its members. In anticipation of the 2024 Olympic Games, some courts will be upgraded or renovated. The club has several officers, including president Emmanuel Chevillote, vice-president Erwan Le Saout, secretary Armand Khosrovi and treasurer France Jalali.

In the framework of Budo XI, Tin-Trung Pham, 5 ^th dan and holder of the BFEI (Federal Patent for Iaido Education), dispense courses of iaido. Fridays from a. m. to p. m. at the Court of Lions gymnasium and Saturday from a. m. to p. m. at the Lancet Gymnasium (29 rue de la Lancet 75012 Paris). This dojo teaches sete iai (znkr de la ZNKR) for beginners and advanced levels, and Muso Shinden school for the most advanced and gradés.

Kendo integrated the FFJDA (French Judo Federation and associated disciplines) in 1972. The national kendo committee also includes associated disciplines: Iaido, jodo, alive, chanbara, and kyudo.

" Trocadéro on ice "has for several years conquered the heart of the little Parisian. In the face of the Eiffel Tower, the little ones are amused by sliding over the ice, before falling down and getting back on track. On the spot they can also discover giant igloos or participate in a snowshoe course. For the joy of seeing Trocadéro under a great white coat and the pleasure of skating before the Iron lady, think about making the trip. Generally, children are increasing.

Here, children have the opportunity to participate in practical activities to learn gardening. After planting, they maintain and harvest vegetables and flowers.

This is the home of judo in France, including the headquarters of the national federation. This magnificent building, entirely dedicated to the promotion of judo in France, extends over 9,335 m² and includes a 1,800-seat multi-purpose hall with a capacity for 8 mats (1,300 m²) and 3 training rooms, one of which is reserved for kendo and associated disciplines. The Institut du Judo was founded both to host competitions and for training and introductory courses in the discipline. Its vast, dark buildings are a must-see.

Arkose has just opened its latest gym in the western ^18th arrondissement, just a few minutes from Place de Clichy. In this brand-new space, young and old alike can indulge in the joys of climbing on no fewer than 200 boulders, many of which are regularly renewed. You can choose from a range of packages, with or without lessons, depending on your level and interests. The ideal place for an experience with friends or to improve your skills.

Another alternative, a real hike in Paris: At the foot of Notre-Dame, the famous "km 0", from which all the hiking trails of France depart. In Paris, 180 km of hiking trails (or GR) are marked in white and red, so the streets and streets of Paris are far from the usual (and saturated) tourist circuits. There are a lot of hiking trails in the woods of Boulogne and Vincennes, crossing the city, follow the river Seine, etc.

www.gr-infos.com: to consult the plans of the trails

Thanks to the Centre équestre de La Villette, horseback riding would almost become an urban discipline: admit that riding with the city around you, and the abundance of the Parc de La Villette, is not so frequent. This structure regroups different clubs that offer equestrian activities for all ages and all levels, whether on pony or horseback. Introductory courses are reserved for beginners, as well as training sessions.

LGBT Wrestling Association.

LGBT Tennis Club. CGPIF affiliate. In Paris, it is possible to play on the grounds of the City of Paris. You must have a Paris-Sports card and book a short one in one of the forty-four courses available in Paris at www.paris.fr. To obtain a map, you must write to the Paris City Hall, Directorate of Youth and Sports, BP 4121, 75163 PARIS CEDEX.

LGBT Badminton Association. The three national gay associations AcroBad, SitéBad and Goodminton centralize the entries and information of foreign tournaments at www.parisbad.com.

Rando's Île-de-France is a non-profit association based in Paris, in the garden of the Gare de Reuilly. It brings together gays, lesbians and their friends to share hiking, nature, sports and cultural activities. Members offer activities in a friendly atmosphere. The association's website offers a program of outdoor activities, cultural events and holidays. The hikes are of varying levels of difficulty and take place in different parts of the Île-de-France region. For example, there is an easy hike of 16 to 23 km in Belleville-Ménilmontant, a very easy hike of less than 16 km at the arboretum, and a medium hike of 24 to 31 km in Laon.

Association of LGBT bodybuilders.

Niji Kan, meaning "Maison de l'Arc-en-ciel" and Karate Do, "art or the vide hand" (formerly Karaboom), is a sports association 1901, founded in 1993. The association has been a member of the FSGL since its creation and the Municipal Sports Office of the 11 th arrondissement in Paris. It currently has about members. It fits into the international gay and lesbian sports movement. It shares the objectives of the practice of sport by all by combating all discrimination, particularly those linked to homosexuality. Since its inception, the members have created and maintained a friendly atmosphere that they have been able to make compatible with rigorous work. The watchword is practicing karate seriously, without taking seriously! The association participates in international events: Les (European Games), TIP (Gay, Lesbian and Gay World Games), TIP, and also offers internships three times a year during the weekend. Exchanges take place regularly between Niji Kan and other European and American gay and lesbian martial arts groups: Karatékas amstellodamois (Les), Munich (Bushido), Berlin (Les), London (Ishigaki) and IAGLMA (International Association of Gay and Lesbian Martial Artists).

Golf Friendly aims for practice, development, promotion of golf in a friendly manner, organisation and participation in golfiques events in France and abroad. The association welcomes experienced and beginner golfers. Golf Friendly organizes, once a month, outings on golf courses in the Paris region and in the province.

Hiking's is a gay hikers'association that has just celebrated its 25 years of existence. During these 25 years, it has developed and there is now a sister association in each French region. The association offers up to 15 hikes per month to its members (4 levels of difficulty): Hiking (in Paris or outside Paris) but also cycling, kayaking and sometimes picnics. Fifteen test days are available to future members prior to a final commitment.

Goodminton aims to promote the practice of badminton without discrimination and to promote the integration of gay people. Goodminton participates in tournaments - very user-friendly - European, and organizes a tournament each year. The three gay badminton associations AcroBad, SitéBad and Goodminton centralize the entries and the foreign tournaments information at www.parisbad.com. Information, training times, various activities on the website.

Karate training and training, member of the Gay and Lesbian Federation - FSGL. Exchanges take place between Karaboom and other European gay clubs. Courses take place twice a week, from September to June (and as much as possible in summer). They each last about two hours.

The oldest gay badminton and Lesbian Association (there are 3) created in March 2001. It aims to organise and promote the practice of badminton within the gay and lesbian community, in a spirit of combating discrimination and integration. If Acrobad is a gay and lesbian association, it is also open to all their friends. We just need to know that the atmosphere is very "gay". Entries are made on the waiting list, by e-mail only, starting in June each year for the autumn fall. Training takes place from September to June, except on holidays at Grange-aux-Beaux Gymnasium - 17, Boy-Zelanski Street (10 th) on Tuesday from a. m. to p. m. and gymnasium Jean Verdier - 11 per cent, Shippagan Street (10 th) on Thursdays from 19 a. m. to 21 p. m. and on Sundays from 14 p. m. to 18 p. m. Courses are organised throughout the year. They are directed at all levels, from the big to the competitor. These are paid prices (low prices), insured by a graduate teacher, intra club for beginners, inter-club for other levels. Tournaments are organised all year round in all major cities in Europe. They are open to everyone, with competitions by level, double and/or simple. They take place most often over 3 days, with a lobby on Friday evening, the tournament on Saturday, followed by a dinner or evening, then a brunch before separating on Sunday noon. Members of the host club usually propose to host the participants. The clubs in Paris also organise their own tournament in the spring. All useful information, the tournament schedule and registration procedures are available on the Gay and Lesbian Badminton tournaments site: www.parisbad.com.

Founded in 1997, the association Double Game Tennis Paris (PTDI) is based on values of conviviality, mixing and participation, favouring leisure tennis. In 2002 PTDI joined FSGL and then the French Tennis Federation in 2005. On the th of the short awards by the Paris City Hall, players and players alike meet each other on slots of two hours. On the competition side, PTDI members have the opportunity to participate in the association's internal tournament, the championships by the FFT team or the CIRCUIT (Gay and Lesbian Tennis Alliance) circuit, including the TIT - International Tennis TOURNAMENT - Paris. Learning or development, a teacher takes the time to explain and show good gestures every week. The organisation of courses, tournaments and festive events involves the participation of all members. Members of the exchange Exchange (contact list to find a partner in Ile-de-France) are given priority to become members of Double Game Tennis Paris when places are released. In Paris, it is possible to play on the grounds of the City of Paris. You must have a Paris-sports card and book a short one in one of the 44 fields available in Paris on www.paris.fr

To obtain a map, you must write to the Paris City Hall - Directorate of Youth and Sports - BP 4121 - 75163 PARIS CEDEX.

An LGBT bodybuilders association open to both men and women. Membership allows for participation in the activities, and where appropriate to be part of the delegations during competitions. Training takes place at the Hector Berlioz Sports Centre in Vincennes, Monday to Friday from a. m. to p. m. and Saturdays from 14 p. m. to 17 p. m. Three types of strength are proposed. Athletic strength, athletic strength and competition, which includes altérophilie, athletic strength and bodybuilding. The association participates every year at Gay Games.

The Dynamisme Front of Paris, whose common interest is the race on foot, is one of the largest clubs of the Gay and Lesbian Federation. Beginners are seated and advised upon arrival in the club. And for those who are interested in competition, the club selects, in the race schedule, different competitions, from 5 km to the marathon. Training on Tuesday 19 h 20 at the Parc des Buttes-Chaumont, Thursday at a. m. at Stade Paul Valéry (split on stage or jogging in the summer wood), Saturday at 10 p. m.: the first and third Saturday of the month to the Bois de Vincennes, the second Saturday of the month to the Parc des Buttes-Chaumont, the fourth Saturday of the month to the Bois de Boulogne, the fifth Saturday of the month to the Jardin du Luxembourg, and Sunday at 11 pm to the same place as the day before.

The Fédération Française de Motocyclisme, founded in 1913, is the oldest motorcycle organization in France. With thousands of members and numerous clubs, it offers a wide range of activities, from riding lessons to competitions. It organizes competitions in over 10 disciplines, including speed, road rally, motocross, enduro and trial. Its website provides information on major events and competitions throughout the year, as well as on local clubs.

It's a sport (even if some people refuse to consider it as such) that doesn't lack charm, in such a setting. And for good reason: the amicale bouliste de Montmartre is a nice association, and which devotes itself to its passion on the heights of the hillock, mainly in the square Suzanne Buisson, but also on fields located near the rue de la bonne. And if you are not a member, you can pass here a head.

While self-service bikes are widely used, the number of bike buyers is also growing. And owning a two-wheeler means the possibility of minor problems. Whether it's a flat tire, steering or speedometer problem, it's not always easy to get to a repair shop. Fortunately, Cyclofix is there! Simply book online, any day of the week, and a dedicated repairer will come to your home and fix your bike in no time.

In the wake of the famous "Yamakasi", this activity offers many possibilities. Practiced in an urban environment, parkour makes you run, climb, jump, climb in spaces not necessarily initially dedicated to this new sport. Obviously, the team dedicated here, composed of Thibaut, Thomas, Robin and Jonathan, will guide you towards a practice and courses adapted to your age, and to your possibilities. We warm up, and then it's off to various workshops and routes. Strong sensations and self-control guaranteed! Unique !

Some say indoor cycling, others say spinning: in fact, it is often the same thing. The principle at Kiwill remains the same. You choose your time, your coach and you come to work out. During a 45-minute session, you work your upper and lower body while pedaling: beware, the training promises to be intense! The concept is efficient, and the teams are very professional. Different price formulas are offered as well as many thematic sessions (to vary the pleasures!). Results are guaranteed!

Born in 2004, Sitébad is the third association of gays and lesbians who have in common the practice of badminton. Training takes place exclusively in the 11th arrondissement, in the Candie (11 rue de Candie) and Japy (2 rue de Japy) gymnasiums. The association regularly organizes evenings and tournaments with its colleagues Acrobad and Goodminton.