Where to practice an individual sport Orléans

The Loiret departmental federation, presided over by Régis Pétrot, looks after a particularly rich and varied piscicultural domain, offering distinct regions and landscape features that multiply fishing opportunities. Three river basins share the territory: the Loire, which crosses the département from east to west over 150 km, the Essonne and its marshes to the north, and the Loing and its network of small rivers to the east in the Gâtinais. The great state-owned forest of Orléans, in the center of the département, criss-crossed by the very old canal of the same name and its many reservoir ponds, also offers great possibilities. Finally, there are the navigable canals: the Canal Latéral à la Loire, the Canal de Briare and the Canal du Loing, which link the Loire and Seine rivers. Rivers, canals and reciprocal waterways offer a wide variety of pleasures, and there's no shortage of fish: fry, carp, pike, zander, black bass and catfish, not to mention fario trout.

This AAPPMA has existed since 1978. Perch Orléanais contributes to the promotion of fishing, communicates, communicates, transmits and extends this passion through its presence in various events. Furthermore, it follows a coherent fisheries management plan and ensures the monitoring and protection of aquatic environments, against pollution, invasive plants, the invasion and proliferation of the great cormorant by authorized fire, etc. Among the last achievements: acquisition of Ballastière N ° 6 in Saint-Denis-en-Val (new fishing site), redevelopment of the spawning ground of the Micy Cross, development of an artificial spawning ground on the water of Charlemagne Island, creation of a fishing school.

Contact Jean-Louis Charnalet and you will discover the technique of lyon balls.

In a beautiful setting, we embark on an original course. The different scenes are well worth a look, and force you to invent a treasure trove of ingenuity and skill to reach the next hole: just because this golf course is miniature doesn't mean it's any less difficult! Children (and their parents) can also try their hand at the rosalie. And if you're feeling peckish, there's a snack bar open all day long! The perfect after-work snack. Clever, isn't it?

Orléans offers many possibilities for cycling and cycle touring enthusiasts. The USO Free Bike is a mountain bike club with around 40 members of different levels and ages. The club organizes group outings on a variety of routes throughout the year. There are no fixed weekly training sessions, but an annual schedule of meetings is proposed for interesting organizations. Everyone is free to participate and share the cost of car pooling. In addition, Sunday outings are organized several times a month by the club's rando referent. USO Free Bike also takes part in cross-country competitions at departmental, regional and national level, as well as randonnees, raids and 24h VTT. The club strives to offer a wide range of activities, so that everyone can practice according to their desires and abilities.

The Association Kungfu Wushu Orléans opens its doors to lovers of traditional Chinese martial arts. You can sign up for weekly classes in Kungfu (Shaolin and Wing Chun), Taichi Chuan and Qi Gong, taught by state-certified instructors. Internships and private lessons are also available. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced practitioner, this association will teach you the principles of these demanding disciplines, in the purest respect of ancestral teachings. Our instructors will ensure your progress and personal development. Your link with the roots of Chinese martial arts will be a source of balance and self-mastery.