The Stéphane Diagana Gymnasium is located in the centre of Pont-Audemer, in an idyllic rural setting yet just 10 minutes from the nearby motorway network, with links to Paris in 1 hour 30 minutes, Le Havre in 40 minutes, Rouen in 30 minutes, and Caen in 45 minutes. The climbing room, which opened in 2007, is a modern facility open to all users. With various additional spaces (team leader’s office, storage facility, gym, boulders, etc.), it is the ideal place for Olympic and Paralympic athletes to prepare for competition.
The Intermunicipal Sports Centre, located 1 hour 30 minutes from Paris, features a large multisports hall plus several adjoining rooms including 1 gym, 1 multisports room, 1 meeting room, 1 dedicated climbing area, and 1 gymnastics studio. The centre is housed in a new, welcoming building.
The complex, located 2 hours 30 minutes from Paris, 10 minutes from the centre of Le Havre and 15 minutes from the coast, is home to France’s oldest rowing club. It is a regular training base for many international rowers. In 2016, the French Women’s Rowing Team held its final training camp at the complex before the Head of the River Race in London. The complex is designed for elite athletes. It is practical, easy to access, and provides ideal rowing conditions whatever the weather.
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2 avenue du Général Charles de Gaulle, 76700
Gonfreville-l'Orcher
Located less than 2 hours from Paris, the Pierre Mendès France gymnasium inaugurated in 2017 is a modern piece of equipment accessible to all. Its complementary spaces (meeting room, evolution room, storage space) make it an ideal centre for Olympic and Paralympic preparation.
The Michel Comont Gymnasium is the ideal place for high-level and elite athletes to prepare. The main room and various additional facilities meet the highest technical standards and are popular with the many professional teams who come here to train.
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Rue René Heloui, 76330
Port-Jérôme-sur-Seine
Located on 8 hectares, the International Horse Pole is a unique place in Normandy, with high-end infrastructure and equipment (especially new generation soils) and offering a wide range of activities and possibilities. Situated 2 hours from Paris by motorway, its large indoor riding ring allows the organisation of competitions in different disciplines throughout the year. Fans and best riders in the world meet in 80 days of national and international competitions. They have 3 rides and 4 large guarries, 145 FEI-standars boxes and all services needed to stay on competitive teams. The disciplines practices are mainly those of show jumping, dressage and para-dressage. These facilities were the only "official rear base" of the 2014 World Equestrian Games.
The International Horse Pole is near the beach and the Equine Locomotor Affections Imaging and Research Centre (CIRACLE).
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14 avenue Ox and Bucks, 14800
Saint-Arnoult
Dojo 76, the departmental dojo, is located less than 1 hour 30 minutes from Paris and opened in 2006. It is a modern facility open to all users. The judo studio has six different combat areas, and the facility also boasts additional spaces (meeting room, offices, gym, sauna, medical centre, storage facility, etc.), making it the ideal place for Olympic and Paralympic athletes to prepare for competition.
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Rue David Douillet, 76440
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