Water sports and leisure activities Paris 14th 75014

Founded in 1946 to train underwater hunters, the club of submarine hunters and Explorers of France (C.C.E.S.M.F.) is the oldest club in the capital. It is headed today by Daniel Studying, a passionate dive enthusiast who has no such thing to convey his passion. The courses take place at the Chatillon-Malakoff nautical stadium, which offers three basins of 20, 25 and 50 metres and a 4 metre pit. This complex allows the club to train all amateur levels (from 1 to 4) as well as two levels of teaching: initiator and federal monitor 1. Thirty teachers are gathered on Thursday evening to supervise the 160 club members. The courses are collective and groups groups of 4-5 people by level of difficulty. Outings are also organised all year round at sea to pass the examination of the different levels, because if level 1 is made in swimming pool, all the others, who need to descend beyond 20 metres, are at sea. You can throw yourself into the water!

A small public pool in the ^14th arrondissement, it offers local residents a sports facility on a human scale, equipped with a 25 m pool heated to 28°C and with depths ranging from 80 cm to 2.30 m. Motivated swimmers and divers will find 5 lanes to swim the length of the pool, build endurance and push themselves physically. A dedicated team offers swimming lessons for children and adults (introductory and advanced), aquagym and fin swimming.