Where to play table tennis ping pong Paris

This is a club that lacks arguments. Its atmosphere, first of all, frankly warm and this, be it during free play hours or during workouts. In addition to the teachers who oversee the sessions, the elders do not hesitate to take time for the least developed advisor. As a result, beginners are never left behind and can make progress outside the course. Collective training takes place on Monday (for adults) and on Wednesdays and Saturdays (for young people aged 7 to 17). On the competition side, four adult teams and four youth teams are involved in the tournaments of the French Federation of Table Tennis (F.F.T.T.). For the little story, the club has a world champion in its ranks. Paul Dutour won the gold medal at the last World Championships of Cardiac Therapists in Gothenburg. A guarantee of quality undoubtedly…

This club has a history… The Popular Sports Club of 10 ^th was founded in 1935 by the labour movement and has been the vehicle for generations for the same values of brotherhood and mutual assistance among its members. It is therefore not surprising to find a lot of conviviality and a warm welcome. It is first and foremost open to everyone from the leisure dimension to the competition. 80 licensees are found there every night of the week in three different places: the Jemmapes gymnasium, the Saguenay-Saint-Louis room, and the Parmentier gym (10 ^th). On the competition side, 11 teams (men and women) are enrolled in the different championships and participate in the tournaments of the French Federation of Table Tennis (F.F.T.T.). Saturday from 14 a. m. to 17 p. m. is reserved for younger people at the table tennis school. A factory to champion! Finally, internships are organised all year round during school holidays. Finally, registration and insurance included is at € 100!

Founded in 1997 by Lucien Borga, the club clearly displays color, here there are 2/3 competition and 1/3 leisure. 4 coaches spread the levels, from the smallest (5-14 years) to the teams listed in the different championships. A total of 8 male and female teams and 4 youth teams present in regional 2 and 1. The club participates in all F.F.T.T. competitions.

The trainings bring together nearly 200 members and last from 1 to 2 hours either at the gymnasium Paul Gauguin or at the Maison des Associations du 9 ^e. A partner search service exists, thus impossible to finish alone because the leisure dimension is not forgotten. Theme internships are planned this year.

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

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.

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.