Sports and leisure activities Paris 10th 75010

Enfant, tonic, full of energy? The gym for toddlers could be a good outlet for him. After the course of the last six months, La Grange offers short, but intense, lessons for babies up to 18 months old. We are amused here with all the colours of the material, (rings, tunnels), and the child is very quick to be satisfied with being in a decor made in its dimensions and according to its tastes.

Located next to the Republic Square, this school offers various training courses throughout the week and courses for the smallest, Wednesday afternoon. Josette Gérard and Cyril Brain, the two directors, brought together a team of demanding and friendly teachers so that beginners as well as confirmed dancers can speak at best. With classes of 1 h or 1 h 30, you will be able to work your most beautiful steps of salsa, tango, jazz, classical dance or living room, oriental dance, rock or even hop hop. Usability is the keyword here, and the sessions are sporting enough so you can quickly see progress. On weekends, 2-hour courses are organised. Possibility of professional training to become a dance teacher. Those who are still afraid to get started can take advantage of a free trial course to get an idea.

Fujian invites you to visit France from the sky. Between helicopters and balloons, you'll choose the wheel of your convenience from which you're one of the many celestial escapades offered by Airshow. From the chateaux of the Loire to the Nord-Pas-de-Calais, by the volcanoes of Auvergne and other vineyards in the region of Arcachon, discover France'from above.

Moored opposite the François Mitterrand library, the Josephine Baker swimming pool, installed on a barge, is the only floating pool on the Seine. Inaugurated in 2006, it features a 25-meter pool. When the roof is open, 300 people can be accommodated on almost 600 m² of teak decking. From the deckchairs, the view over the Parc de Bercy and the right bank of the Seine is breathtaking. It's best to go in the morning, as the pool is packed in the afternoon and you'll often have to wait a while.

All year round, the Valmy and Jemmapes wharves along the Saint-Martin Canal are reserved for pedestrians on Sundays between rue des Écluses-Saint-Martin, rue des Récollets, rue Louis-Blanc, rue Alexandre-Parodi, rue Robert-Blache and the corner of rue Bichat. Enjoyed by the booties and trendy people of the capital, this district is teeming with bars and restaurants that rival each other in their decorative efforts, lining up charming little terraces where it is pleasant to think you are in a provincial village. Before comfort, effort can occur on the 4.5 km that connect the bassin de la Villette to the port of l'Arsenal. Inaugurated on 4 November 1825, the Saint-Martin canal prevented boats from crossing Paris by the meandering Seine, by connecting the Ourcq canal to the Seine. The old-fashioned charm of the locks works perfectly, and the metal walkways with wooden steps offer an extra effort opportunity for the more sporty. The bravest will continue their journey towards the 19th arrondissement as far as La Villette via the Loire and Marne quays, along the Villette basin and the Ourcq canal.

Welcome to L'Atelier C, kingdom of chocolate! Take a course with Christophe Berthelot-Sampic, great master chocolate-maker, who has been awarded the title MOF (one of the best worker in France) several times, and learn to make your own tablets from cocoa beans. We leave obviously after visiting the Chocolaterie Robert shop, where you can fall for sweet treats.

Since 1998, l'École de Danses Latines Tropicales has been a reference in Paris for learning Latin and tropical dances. Founded by Isis Figaro, the school offers a wide choice of styles, including salsa, bachata, kizomba, reggaeton and Brazilian samba, as well as Afro dances. Enthusiastic and dynamic instructors lead you into a sensual and entertaining universe. Despite its notoriety, the school offers affordable rates, with discounts for amateurs who take more than 7 hours of classes a week. On Sundays, workshops are offered to perfect your steps.

Led by Kodjori Akoussa, the tennis club of the 10 ^th arrondissement of Paris is one of the oldest clubs in the capital. An ideal place, therefore, to enjoy all their experience in the field of coaching. Short side, and perhaps the only disadvantage of the place, its eight terrains are scattered in so many different places! The club has a land covered in a hard Space in the Shippagan gymnasium, two log land at the TEP Lafayette, a field covered in a hurry at the Dauvin gymnasium, a land covered in hard at the Jemapes gymnasium, two courses at TEP Valmy and finally a terrain in hard and outside at the stade de la Ligue Est in Lilas (93). In addition to the free hours in which the land can be booked, the courses, provided by a state-run teacher and an assistant, take place on Monday from 19 a. m. to 23 p. m., Wednesday from 13 p. m. to 23 p. m., on Thursdays from 20 p. m. to 23 p. m., on Friday from 17 p. m. to 21 p. m. and on Saturdays from 9 p. m. to 18 p. m. The club also has a mini tennis court for 4-7 years and a tennis school for 8-18 years.

The park has a ramp and 3 modules.

Do you dream of playing the piano with the virtuosity of a jazz pianist, but find learning music theory daunting? Speed Piano is the solution. Located in Paris, this school offers an innovative, effective and motivating approach to learning the piano, focused solely on the pleasure of playing. In just a few months, you'll be able to play your favorite pieces, without having to decipher complex scores. Passionate teachers guide you at your own pace in a friendly atmosphere. If you thought piano wasn't for you, think Speed Piano!

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.

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!

The tennis club of the Association "Research and leisure tenth" has two courtyards covered hard in the gym of Jemmapes space, enough to accommodate in the best conditions the 68 members of this small intimate club, far from the big "factory" that can sometimes find in Paris. The course, provided by a qualified instructor State, are exclusively collective and eight people gather at each session. The latter are either Wednesday from 13:00 to 19:00, or saturday from 14 to 15:00. With our also that all groups are composed of levels and ages.

The Gaya brand was born in 2020 from the meeting of Amélie Guicheney and Jacques Bonneville, a mobility expert and engineer. Amélie, then just a mother, wanted to improve everyday life while taking an eco-responsible and socially responsible approach. The start-up eventually opened a workshop on the banks of the Canal Saint-Martin. Gaya is a multi-seat electric bike, connected and comfortable! Two models are available: the compact and the cargo! If you're still hesitating about taking the plunge, come along to the workshop for a test ride (remember to book in advance)!

Want to get away from it all? The Association Française d'Astronomie (AFA) is dedicated to promoting astronomy in France. It relies on its bimonthly magazine Ciel & Espace, an efficient network of "night stations" (accredited structures offering activities and introductory courses), national campaigns for astronomy (Nuit des étoiles) and against light pollution, and astronomy fairs (Rencontres du ciel et de l'espace at La Villette).

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).

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