Where to play team sports Languedoc Roussillon

The club has been thrilling the people of Narbonne since its creation in 1907! In 1979, the year of apotheosis with a double Bouclier de Brennus, Racing Club Narbonnais climbed to the very top of the French rugby elite. Today, the club competes in the Nationale 1 division and relies on a training center within the RCNM Association and its valuable coaching staff, supported by strong partners and, above all, passionate supporters. Join us at match time at the Parc des Sports et de l'Amitié to cheer on the team in a supercharged atmosphere!

Xtrem Nature Bootcamp offers a range of commando-style formulas for those who enjoy collective challenges and outdoor activities, and want to push themselves to the limit. Put on a fearless outfit, cover your face with camouflage and embark on a mission supervised by an instructor who will push the group to exceed its limits: don't be afraid to crawl through the mud, walk through the water while stretchering a comrade. Bivouac, survival initiation, hand-to-hand combat, paintball... Sensations are on the agenda!

Since its inception in 1994, at Seaside-Plage, the club has grown up. Today, he has more than 70 licensees with teams engaged in the championship. It is in the @ gymnasium of the college of Cazilhac that teams of senior men - on Tuesday and Friday evening - have elderly women, cadets, small and benjamins. Possibility of basketball for 5 years.

Pirates in Béziers? No, you don't dream! But rest assured, outside of sports fields, you have nothing to fear from these players without sabre or hooks. The Pirates is simply the name of the biterroise baseball team. If this sport can seem unusual in our latitudes, it is booming in Europe and in particular in the region. With the creation of a club since 1987, Béziers's Base Baseball Club was a forerunner of this trend. At the place of training, the Montflourès stadium, we understand that this is a collective sport, also based on individual performance. If you are curious, the training on Wednesday afternoon - minimal and cadets - is open to everyone. The club also welcomes a soft ball team.

The king sport of the Béziers Méditerranée agglomeration is naturally rugby and several villages have one or more teams. Rugby is to Béziers what football is to Marseille: a real love story between the inhabitants and their team. The record for victories in the French championship, the record for unbeaten home games, the only French club to win the European Cup for clubs. Indissociable from the club, the Raoul-Barrière stadium, current residence of the ASBH in place of the mythical Sauclières stadium. "Aqui es Besiers" !

No one knows that Béziers is a rugby land. However, with more than 400 members and 21 teams to its assets, the former Béziers Méditerranée Football Railway has been able to make a place of choice in the city's sports landscape. The club's bet is to build on the training of young people, which seems to be successful. The ambition is to become the flagship club of Béziers Béziers. Training for young and young people takes place throughout the week at the President's stadium or at Sauclières stadium. During the holidays, courses open to all licensees - club members or not - are offered.

It offers a range of teams, from juniors to recreational players. The club's website provides information on the office, training sessions, gym addresses, license payment, rankings and news. We recommend consulting the website regularly or contacting the club directly for up-to-date information.

In competition or sports sports, the Maraussan club has the ambition to develop volleyball in Béziers area. A dozen teams, some of which are evolving in departmental and regional divisions. Large or small, male or female, young or old, the DIPLÔMÉS graduates and volunteers make the athletes enjoy their "volleyistique" experience in the right mood. Training takes place according to availability and levels in the gyms of the Devèze, the President or Jean-Moulin.

The XIII rugby club was created in 2005, merging XIII Catalan, founded in 1934, and Saint-Estève, founded in 1965. Chaired by Bernard Guasch, the club, which has just celebrated its 10th anniversary, competes in the French Rugby Super League championship, the only French representatives in this competition. The other major competition in which the Catalan Dragons take part is the Challenge Cup. They have their own Gilbert Brutus stadium in Perpignan, which seats 7,000 and stands 2,000.