The city has numerous sports facilities.
Most of these facilities have been reunited in what is called the Vallon des Sports, at the level of Pré Lamarque in the Western Quarter.
It is composed of the dojo gym, sports rooms of l'Amphithéâtre and the Aquavallon aquatic centre.
The Paul Lignon Stadium is located nearby.
Many other sports complexes are present in the metropolitan area.
All these facilities are intended to improve the reception of sports clubs of the city, whether they are independent or federated in combination as the Rodez Omnisports Stadium.

The various sports institutions:
L'Amphithéâtre Cultural Centre has several rooms in order to practice badminton, basketball, boxing, climbing, fencing, martial arts, gymnastics and table tennis.

Dojo gym: Badminton, basketball, handball, volleyball, judo
Paul Lignon Stadium: Football, rugby
The Vabre complex: Athletics, basketball, football, handball, rugby, tennis, volleyball
The Trauc complex: Football, quilles de huit, rugby, archery
Louis Polonia Stadium: Football, pétanque, quilles de huit
Boulodromes of Camonil and Saint-Eloi: Petanque
Fabre Gymnasium: Basketball, volleyball
Avenue de Paris, Sports Valley, Le Trauc: Shooting stands
Ramadier City Stadium: Basketball, football
Nautical centre: Swimming, competitions, aquatic activities, sauna, hammam
Domaine de Combelles: Riding centre
The city of Rodez hosted the Jumping international de France in 2009, Top 12 of the SRA in 2009, international Championship of aerobic gymnastics in 2010, Championship of the world of women's basketball for under-17s in 2010 and the 2010 Tour de France.
Rodez will welcome the return of the Tour de France in 2015, for the finish of Stage 13, on 17 July, and the departure of Stage 14, on 18 July.
The city has numerous sports facilities. Most of these facilities have been reunited in what is called the Vallon des Sports, at the level of Pré Lamarque in the Western Quarter. It is composed of the dojo gym, sports rooms of l'Amphithéâtre and the Aquavallon aquatic centre. The Paul Lignon Stadium is located nearby. Many other sports complexes are present in the metropolitan area. All these facilities are intended to improve the reception of sports clubs of the city, whether they are independent or federated in combination as the Rodez Omnisports Stadium.
The various sports institutions:
L'Amphithéâtre Cultural Centre has several rooms in order to practice badminton, basketball, boxing, climbing, fencing, martial arts, gymnastics and table tennis.
Dojo gym: Badminton, basketball, handball, volleyball, judo
Paul Lignon Stadium: Football, rugby
The Vabre complex: Athletics, basketball, football, handball, rugby, tennis, volleyball
The Trauc complex: Football, quilles de huit, rugby, archery
Louis Polonia Stadium: Football, pétanque, quilles de huit
Boulodromes of Camonil and Saint-Eloi: Petanque
Fabre Gymnasium: Basketball, volleyball
Avenue de Paris, Sports Valley, Le Trauc: Shooting stands
Ramadier City Stadium: Basketball, football
Nautical centre: Swimming, competitions, aquatic activities, sauna, hammam
Domaine de Combelles: Riding centre
The city of Rodez hosted the Jumping international de France in 2009, Top 12 of the SRA in 2009, international Championship of aerobic gymnastics in 2010, Championship of the world of women's basketball for under-17s in 2010 and the 2010 Tour de France. Rodez will welcome the return of the Tour de France in 2015, for the finish of Stage 13, on 17 July, and the departure of Stage 14, on 18 July.
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