Where to practice an individual sport Dijon

It is also because the mountains offer new sports practices on their slopes that the demand for extreme sports is exploding. Chris Bike Dijon, a specialist in extreme mountain biking, organizes once a month a trip (in Italy, Spain, Switzerland, Madeira, but also in France) for groups of 25 people. Everything is included in the packages: loan of equipment, transportation, lodging, and at least 3 days of riding. The guarantee to practice on exceptional spots. Sporting trips that unite the small community of Club CBD enthusiasts.

Entirely dedicated to climbing, Climb'Up is suitable for everyone, children and adults, initiated and beginners alike. In total, the area has 750 m² of climbing surface, including 520 m² of boulder and wall sections where you can have fun without any constraints. No need for a rope or harness as thick carpets cover the floor. When you feel like you're letting go, just let yourself fall to the ground! Simple, fun and accessible to all! If you want to push the practice of climbing a little further, go to the rope wall. The children's area particularly welcomes the youngest children from 3 years old. An original and ideal outing to do with friends or family.

Roller at feet, AM Sports opens its Doors, Avenue du Drapeau. Throughout the year, courses are offered for children for 3 years: it's baby roller, a concept that's more and more successful. Courses for families have even been put in place so that parents and children can enjoy a joint session! For adults, it is never too late to get to roller. Here also courses are offered throughout the year, from initiation to development or to competition. For those who want to practice roller in a particular way, focus instead on race, freestyle which includes street and slalom, hockey, roller derby (women's team but also another male), roller for disabled people or hiking. There are several ways to integrate the club and be sure that roller suits you. You have the choice to attend regularly organized animations and demonstrations, to participate in initiation and discovery courses or to participate in the celebration of roller. Once decided, you only have to register! Don't miss, as an annual appointment, the marathon marathon that takes place on the 2nd weekend of June. And good club privilege: this year AM Sports is organizer of the indoor France championships to be held in late February-early March.

Burgundy is the ideal region for cycling or mountain biking: small roads, charming villages and beautiful landscapes will always be present throughout your hikes in Côte d'Or. At Randonneurs Randonneurs everyone can practise their favourite sport, without any spirit of competition competition. The club is made up of two sections, one of which is wheelchair touring (Road section) and the other is the green bike in roads and forests (mountain bike section). The club has 138 members, so it is one of the largest FFCT clubs in the Burgundy region. To allow the largest number of participants, each section is divided into groups of levels.

Want to climb trees like Tarzan? 6 acrobatic courses in the trees are installed in the park of Colombière, including one for children from 3 years. If you're more of a thrill-seeker, the big jump at more than 10 m from the ground is for you. Free-fall sensation guaranteed! For the more intrepid, head for the tree climbing routes: climb along a tree trunk as if you were on a climbing wall. Note the Special Birthday Pass, great for children, and the night-time events organised during the summer season.

A guide to fishing in nearby Côte d'Or, Éric Broad mainly teaches two techniques: Predator by boat - drop shot, death, pull, pull, lures - and trout - natural appats, light lures. Also in the programme: carp fishing, feeder fishing or English, discovery of the aquatic environment and invertebrates. Eric offers a day or half-day initiations for individuals, families, seniors, carpes courses for teens (Easter and Summer holidays). Most: the conviviality and the terroir.

Before, Les Rhinolophes was a small club that lived very little and very often. The outputs were not regular and always in small groups. There are few times when club outings were organized. Everyone lived on their own wishes. Then, gradually, the structure evolved with the arrival of new members: younger, more dynamic and eager to know, these small new ones have restored new youth to the club. In addition, with the birth of inter-mural alliances, the association has been able to evolve into larger-scale spéléologiques projects. Today, club outings are organised more regularly and days are punctuated by the experience and services of each. Thanks to the different competences of the members, the club also multiplied its activities (caving, canyon, underground diving, désobstruction, initiation…. Nevertheless, the association remains a small structure that has only one desire: continue to live in serenity.

The sprinter club of Dijon is an association of type law 1901, created in 1993 by taking the estate of DOC (Dijon Olympic cycling). The club is affiliated with the French Cycling Federation (FFC) but also with two affinitary federations: The Sports Gymnic Federation (FSGT) and the French Union of Secular Works of Physical Education (UFOLEP). Its purpose is to offer its licensees all the activities of cycling (cycling cycling, cyclo-cross, runway, ATV and BMX). It is a French team of amateur cycling with more than 300 licensees, making it the first cycling club in the metropolis. Organizer of numerous events (competitions, championships and training) and talent trainer. SCO Dijon is a safe value for cyclism and even national, since in 2015 the club completed the French Cup DN 1 to the 15 ^th place.

With more than 500 members, the club L'étrier de Bourgogne is a regional club and has several labels: Ecole Française d'Equitation, Ecurie de Compétition, Site d'Excellence Sportive CCE offering a real guarantee of professionalism. The club is also an organizer of amateur and professional competitions. In the boxes, about twenty training horses, about ten competition horses, about ten ponies et five to six shetland ponies for the youngest are available. The equipment is almost perfect: two rides, a covered arena, a show jumping arena, a spring garden with fixed and mobile obstacles and a grassy competition field. Do you want your child to ride? Do you dream of riding a horse? Here, there are courses for all levels: initiation, improvement or competition. The establishment also welcomes owners who want their horse to be pampered by a professional. The brightest young riders can benefit from a classical education and intensive riding and competition in this centre. One objective: the highest level.

Want to enjoy the pleasures of fishing? With 2 846 km of rivers, 100 km of Saône, 205 km of canals and 1 550 hectares of water, Côte d'Or has all the advantages to allow you to practise your favourite fishing. Let yourself be driven by the currents and your desires: trout or carp, large rivers or large reservoirs, brochet brochet or a water leurre… The choice is very wide, the exceptional possibilities! Whether you are a sportsman, a tactician or a dreamer, the pleasure of fishing is within your reach.

The aim of this association, created in 1984, is to promote hiking in the Côte-d'Or, to animate the network of associations linked to this outdoor activity and to maintain the 3,000 km of marked trails. There are 54 hiking clubs throughout the department and a topoguide listing all these circuits. Enough to put on your shoes! Discover the department by taking your time to observe nature from the Ouche valleys to the landscapes of the Auxois.

With 192 walks listed, the application Balades en Bourgogne, downloadable free of charge in French or English, is the essential hiking companion that you must have in your pocket. Fun and interactive, with downloadable maps to find your way around and practice hiking in several ways and according to the level of difficulty chosen. The Blue Route, the Vineyard Route, the Cultural Route or the Gourmet Route... A tool to be used without moderation to discover also less known places of visits like the Maison de la Forêt in Leuglay.

From baby gymnastics to competition, Alliance Dijon Gym 21 has been coaching and training gymnasts since 2004. In fact, Dijon is home to France's leading women's artistic gymnastics club, and not the least! No fewer than 650 members take part in competitions and activities at all levels. So don't hesitate to join them and take up gymnastics for yourselves, because even if rigor is the order of the day, the atmosphere is convivial and family-oriented. Throughout the year, ADG 21 organizes a wide range of activities, including early childhood gymnastics, artistic gymnastics, rhythmic gymnastics and voluntary gymnastics at various sites, as well as a number of occasional workshops where you can try your hand at pirouettes with your girlfriends. Let's get started!