Agneaux Hosts Adaptive Sports Day to Promote Inclusion and Disability Awareness

The Comité départemental sport adapté de la Manche organized a dedicated adaptive sports awareness day on Thursday, September 10, 2026, at the sports complex in Agneaux, Manche, bringing together local associations and participants to experience new disciplines and promote disability inclusion in athletics.

Agneaux Sports Complex Hosts Adaptive Athletics Showcase

Morning Kickoff and Hands-On Programming

Climbing, Cycling, and Sitting Volleyball Featured

Throughout the day at the Agneaux facility, participants explored multiple disciplines tailored for adaptive sport environments.

Tiered Registration and Discovery Licensing

Registration details varied depending on participants’ existing affiliations. For individuals already licensed with the Fédération Française de Sport Adapté (FFSA), participation in the Agneaux event was entirely free of charge. Unlicensed participants were required to obtain a discovery license (licence découverte) priced at 8 euros.

Midday Break and Afternoon Social Gathering

The schedule included a midday lunch break from 12:30 PM to 1:30 PM, where participants shared picnic meals. Afternoon activities resumed at 1:30 PM and ran until 3:30 PM, concluding with a celebratory snack and social gathering (pot et goûter) for athletes, volunteers, and organizers.

Agneaux Hosts Adaptive Sports Day to Promote Inclusion and Disability Awareness
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Contact Information for Future Initiatives

For further information regarding future adaptive sports initiatives in the department, organizers directed inquiries to Florent Desfaudais via email at [email protected] or by phone at 06.23.80.35.63.

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