Administration Sport Ile-De-France

Lumigny-Nesles-Ormeaux is a town that offers many possibilities for equestrian tourism enthusiasts. The Comité National de Tourisme Equestre (CNTE) of the Fédération Française d'Equitation represents 2,500 equestrian establishments and riders' associations in the region. The CNTE works in close collaboration with the Comités Régionaux et Départementaux de Tourisme Equestre (CRTE and CDTE) to provide riders with safe, high-quality services. Our facilities are certified as "Centres de Tourisme Equestre" (Equestrian Tourism Centers), and our horses are certified as "Aptitude Sport et Loisir" (Sport and Leisure Aptitude). The CNTE also informs its members about major events and equestrian tourism practices through its quarterly publication "L'Estafette". It federates outdoor and leisure riding establishments and promotes their products through the Cheval Nature catalog. The CNTE identifies and protects the trails, gîtes and stopping-off points that are essential for horse-riding. It also organizes annual events such as Équirando, which brings together hikers and competitors in equestrian tourism disciplines. Last but not least, the CNTE supports trail riders from their first steps up to the highest level of competition by offering training and certification.

Pontault-Combault is home to the departmental branch of the FFME (Fédération Française de la Montagne et de l'Escalade). This branch offers a variety of climbing-related activities, such as competitions, training courses and rock adventure programs. It is also involved in ski-mountaineering and mountain and canyon activities. The FFME departmental branch has an artificial structure for climbing, and also welcomes climbers of all levels, including children, with climbing courses for toddlers.

It offers various competitions throughout the year, for all levels and age categories. The Comité Départemental de Golf de Seine-et-Marne is also responsible for promoting and developing golf in the département. The Comité Départemental de Golf de Seine-et-Marne is part of the Ligue Paris - Île de France, which groups together the various departmental golf committees in the region.

Les Clayes-sous-Bois offers many possibilities for cycling enthusiasts. The Comité Départemental de Cyclotourisme des Yvelines, affiliated to the Fédération Française de Cyclotourisme, offers a variety of activities and training courses for cyclists of all levels. The committee also promotes initiatives for young people, with competitions and road education competitions.

From its small name Codérando 78, the Hiking Committee is an association representing the French Federation of Hiking in the Yvelines Department. An association that caters to all walks of life, develops hiking in France as a walking practice, contributes to environmental protection and values green tourism and leisure. The Codérando 78, on the other hand, with itineraries on Yvelines: it ensures the development and maintenance of the trails, informs them and publishes topoguides around the hiking. This association is also a good way to educate passionate and passionate hikers about nature protection! Each year, more than a thousand kilometres of trails are maintained and preserved, and about kilometres of itineraries that are created. So to travel more than a thousand kilometres in Versailles and Yvelines, go fast, at the step of race, on their site! The Candérando offers a refreshing and refreshing green course!

The online tourist guide presents the Office du mouvement sportif du 17e arrondissement de Paris, located at the Mairie du 17e arrondissement de Paris, 16/20 Rue des Batignolles. This office offers a variety of martial arts disciplines, including aikido, aikibudo, judo, ju-jitsu, kendo, karate, taekwondo, tai chi chuan and chi gong.

The Office du Mouvement Sportif du 10ème arrondissement de Paris is a sports club. It offers a variety of sporting activities for residents and visitors to the city.

Paris, the capital of France, offers a multitude of sporting activities for sports enthusiasts. OMS Paris Centre Arrondissement is an association of sports clubs in the 2nd arrondissement of Paris. It offers a wide range of sports, including aikido, aquagym, badminton, basketball, English and French boxing, capoeira, soccer, Chinese gymnastics, maintenance gymnastics, hip-hop, judo, karate, kick-boxing, kung fu, swimming, sumo, taichi, table tennis, archery and yoga. Activities are mainly organized at the Jean Dame gymnasium, which is the central venue for sports activities in the 2nd arrondissement. The OMS Paris Centre Arrondissement's mission is to promote sporting activities by clubs in the 2nd arrondissement and to generate sporting activity in the area.

The 11th arrondissement of Paris offers a wide variety of sporting activities for residents and visitors alike. The Office Municipal des Sports (OMS) is the organization responsible for promoting and coordinating sporting activities in the city. The OMS works in partnership with several local sports associations, such as APSAP, TC11, AS Bouvines and ASCA, which offer a variety of sporting and cultural activities.

The Office du Sport du 16ème arrondissement de Paris is an association of 90 local sports associations, schools and sports clubs. Its aim is to develop the practice of physical education and sports in the arrondissement, as well as to promote sport for all, health sports and disabled sports. OMS16 offers a diversified sports policy, with activities to suit all ages and levels. Among its clubs is the Société d'Equitation de Paris, located in the heart of the Bois de Boulogne, which offers an ideal setting for horseback riding. Club 1 Pas pour 2 offers yoga classes for seniors and Modern'Jazz ballet for children.

OMS Paris 15, led by Benoit de Lamberterie and his team, is committed to actively supporting the arrondissement's sports clubs. In a difficult health context, many clubs have seen their membership numbers decline. The OMS has therefore organized several exchanges with clubs to identify their material, human and financial needs. The aim is to draw up a long-term support strategy for the clubs.

OMS 20 is the Office du Mouvement Sportif of the 20th arrondissement of Paris. It offers a wide variety of sports in the city's clubs. Sports on offer include aikido, aikibudo, aquagym, martial arts, athletics, badminton, basketball, French boxing, capoeira, dance, fencing, fitness, soccer, judo, karate, swimming, pilates, qi gong, taekwondo, tennis, table tennis, yoga and many more. OMS 20 also organizes sporting events such as club open days, sports training courses and awards ceremonies in collaboration with the Mairie du 20e arrondissement.

It's difficult when you're a child to set aside a sport without knowing it… The principle of sports school is simple and avoids this: for one year, all children can practice the sports of their choice in turn, to start and move towards what they like most. In the programme, collective sports such as basketball, football, rugby; individual sports, such as athletics, swimming, mountain biking, climbing, circus, archery, tennis, roller; and sport adapted for disabled children.