Tennis courts Paris 12th 75012

This unique short cover lies at the bottom of an impasse that attracts followers of small corners preserved in the heart of the city. Private houses with flowery balconies are surrounded by an old glass architecture, giant bamboo. After a passage from the virgin vine and the cats, there is no doubt that this campaign perfume in Paris will put you in good provisions. The booking is recommended in June to start the courses on October 1 st.

The history of the Racing Tennis Club of Modèle is, above all, a family story since François Bergeron, the current president, took over in 1998 the reins of this small private club founded by his father in 1923. 90 adult members and 170 children are found every day of the week to play free or to take courses. These are available on the club's five grounds, including two beaten land and three on the ground, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 19 a. m. to 22 p. m. and Saturday morning from 9 p. m. to 13 p. m. Wednesday all day is reserved for the younger tennis school. The other strong point of the place is the competition dimension. No fewer than 12 adult teams, divided between senior men and women, + 45 years, + 55 years + 65 years, represent the club in the tournaments of the region. After the sport, club house gives you the arms to take a shower, relax or spend a convivial moment with other members, history of making a break…

The history of Camillienne dates back to the previous century. At the time, this neighbourhood house brought together young people from the parish of Bercy. Over the years, it has developed many sports and cultural activities such as tennis, football, martial arts, zumba… The courses and courses are carried out through the 12 ^th district by state-run professors such as Laurent Dufloux, the club leader and four initiators who stand for adult courses and tennis school. Courses take place from October to June (excluding school holidays). The subscription, different if you play outside or on covered field, includes the courses and the right to use the recreational land at certain hours (see on the site for more details). The club also offers a competition and a mini tennis court.

This private club, with its 400 members, enjoys an exceptional environment in greenery in the heart of the Bois de Vincennes. For the little story, the little Henri Leconte came to enter his first balls before moving to other short ones. The club has four land, all of which are beaten. Four state-run professors and two initiateurs are rehabilitated every day to provide courses for children or adults and for competitions. Courses take place Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday from 19 a. m. to 22 p. m. and Saturday from 9 p. m. to 14 p. m. for adults and Wednesday from 9 p. m. to 19 p. m. and Saturday from 14 p. m. to 19 p. m. for children. Sunday morning is reserved for teams'training. The club also has a tennis school and a mini tennis court. Finally, a club house with bar and restaurant awaits you for a well deserved rest after every match.