Where to practice an individual sport Mulhouse

Mulhouse's Olympic ice rink is one of France's leading ice hockey venues, with its resident Scorpions club. But the rink is also a place where everyone can relax and enjoy skating, especially families thanks to the Famille Plus label. On Wednesdays and weekends, the Jardin de Glace (Ice Garden) is a fun way for the little ones to learn, and teenagers are particularly keen on ice karting! Musical entertainment every weekend.

Inaugurated 40 years ago, on May 29 1969 to be exact, Mulhouse's mini-golf course was located on the site of today's ice rink. By democratizing the art of the club while adding an undeniable playful side - just look at the course a ball has to take before hitting the hole! -Mini-golf is also a great way to bring together different generations (parents and children, grandparents and grandchildren, lovers, young people, pensioners...) in a setting that can only be described as bucolic. Of course, the spirit of competition is always present, but it's not a goal in itself. This sport (yes, believe it or not) is above all an opportunity to have fun with family and friends, with some great laughs in store. From the end of the eighteenth hole, we can look back on four decades of laughter and shared pleasure. At this rate, we'll reach the century without even realizing it. We're already looking forward to it.

After years of waiting, the club has finally been able to renovate its hall, the Brustlein Gymnasium, rue Jean Martin. Competition is the key word of the club which trains children and adults at the highest level. The MTT even organizes an international tournament that attracts the best table tennis players from neighboring countries every year. The training is of high quality and many courses are offered.

From the age of 5, children can practice judo at the university gymnasium, rue des Frères-Lumières, and dance from the age of 6 at 1, rue de Thann. For teenagers, one of the most popular courses is undoubtedly the weekly recreational gym session which brings together men and women from 14 to 77 years old around artistic gymnastics and group choreography to give rise to shows, even competitions, but above all to relaxation. It is the oldest association in Mulhouse since in 2020 it will celebrate its 150 candles.

Located in Kinepolis, on level - 1 for bowling and above for goolfy, you can spend an afternoon playing goolfy and minibowling, followed by a drink at the Red Bar. The goolfy concept is a fluorescent golf course in the dark, with jungle and aquatic backdrops... Minibowling is fun: adults, children, families and seniors can all play together! It's easy and comfortable, with just one size of ball and no need for special shoes.

For fitness fanatics, the number 1 low-cost Fitness opened its doors at the end of 2014 in the hypercentre, at Porte Jeune. Over 700 sq. m. of floor space, a wide range of activities are scheduled throughout the day. The Park is equipped with 90 top-of-the-range, latest-generation machines, so you can concoct your own program to suit your target: cardio-training, weight training, slimming and strengthening circuits, Kinesis area, with or without the advice of a coach partner, who is on hand all day long. He or she will be able to draw up a personalized, made-to-measure program for you. You can also choose to be coached online using the "total coaching" application. Group classes: fitness group, abdos fessiers, body sculpt, step, stretching, zumba, scroll non-stop on a giant screen. Ask about the time slots.

If you're not sure, the first trial session is free, so you can see for yourself. At Fitness Park, the clientele is fairly young. Once you've signed up, you have unlimited access to all activities. Plus: open 7 days a week, from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. on weekdays and 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. on weekends. For fitness fanatics!

This is no place for joking around. The club's technical director, Raphaël Schmitz, is a world-class performer: six-time nunchaku world champion, European judo champion, multiple French champion in judo and sambo, European cup winner in Brazilian jiu-jitsu, and many more! The club therefore has international ambitions, and a team of six other coaches is on hand to take members to the highest level. But this structure is not individualistic: the variety of disciplines taught means there's something for every member of the family. Children aged 6 and over can take up judo, taekwondo from age 7, nunchaku from age 10 and other disciplines from age 12: kid boxing, Thai boxing, taekwondo (Korean karate), all-round combat, self-defence, sambo, Brazilian jiu-jitsu and tïso, a form of gymnastics that's perfect for everyone, as it helps to maintain the body and flexibility thanks to the basics of judo, self-defence and body-band. Trial sessions are available for less than €10.