Where to play Volleyball clubs and fields Paris

With its 200 licensees, the Paris Friendly Camou is one of the most important clubs in the capital. It's not surprising, therefore, that their teams flag are among the best teams in the French Volleyball Federation championships. Three teachers are trained by Christophe Radiguet, a former Professional of the Paris University Club (P.U.C.). The club thus has two women's teams in the pre-national and pre-national sectors. Among boys, three teams are present in departmental, pre-national and national 3. Even tough among young people. The club thus aligns men's and women's teams into benjamins, small and cadets in their respective championships. The leisure aspect is not forgotten. Free play sessions take place on Monday evening from 20 a. m. to 22 p. m. on Friday evening from 20 a. m. to 22 p. m. and on Sunday morning from 9 p. m. to 11 p. m. All are found in four different gyms (two in the 15 ^th, one in the 7 ^th and one in the 17 ^th). Thus, whether it be for competition or the simple pleasure of playing, everything is put in place so that everyone can flourish.

It's one of the capital's top volleyball clubs, and deserves its position in more ways than one. Founded in 2003 by Shafik Mohamed and three former high-school friends, the club now boasts 245 members and ten coaches, and excels at every level. In adult competitions, four teams - two men's and two women's - are involved in regional and departmental championships. In the youth categories, seven teams are entered in the various competitions. The same rigour applies to the leisure section. Several teams are engaged in FSGT championships in 6/6 and 4/4. What's more - and this is unique in Paris - a few years ago, the club launched its volleyball school for youngsters aged 3 to 6, on Saturday mornings from 11.30am to 12.30pm. The club also shines in the social arena. Young people from the ^10th and ^19th arrondissements are invited to join free training sessions led by a professional. Evening homework help classes are also available! Finally, training courses are organized during the school vacations and in summer to enable everyone to progress. All in all, a club where the human dimension takes on its full meaning. A must-see!

The section Volleyball of the CPS10 shares same philosophy as the other clubs of the group. Here, all is made so that everyone finds its pleasure, whatever its motivation (leisure or competition). As a result, the atmosphere is particularly friendly and cordial. About forty members find themselves with the gymnasium Jean Verdier (10th) either Tuesday of 20:00 to 22:30 for the practical mixed leisure or every Wednesday evening, at the same hours, for the shutter female competition framed by a professor. A mixed team is committed in the competitions of the F.S.G.T and a female team represents the club for the competitions of the French Federation of Volleyball (F.F.V.B.). To note finally that rates are among the least expensive of the capital and that this club puts social actions of place, in particular by opening with the migrants so that they can slacken while being devoted to a collective sport.

The AU Centre is a small, warm club that lacks ideas or experience. Founded some years ago, it is clearly set for a recreational practice of volleyball. Today, he brings together nearly 50 exclusively adult licensees, all of whom are accustomed to finding themselves on the three club grounds. The competition component is not forgotten. The club actually engages several teams in the French volleyball federation's «leisure» championships. Two joint teams in 4/4 and a male still in 4/4 defend the colours of the AU Workshop in the 2 Regional Championships. The trainings take place at the Sainte-Clotilde gymnasium and are led by Antoine Delorme, also president of the club. Always in this fun-volley logic, they alternate exercises to improve the different techniques and free game sessions. Finally note that the club is participating at the end of each season in a beach volleyball tournament organized in Saint Malo by France's Sports and Cultural Federation (F.S.C.F.).

LGBT volleyball association.

Launched in 1991, Confidants brings together gays, lesbians and their friends around volleyball practice. Beginners, medium or confirmed, there are both girls and boys - a small majority. The association participates in national and international tournaments. Training takes place on weekdays in different gyms in the capital (see site for addresses) from 20 pm. These trainings are organized into groups of levels.