The National Day of Sport and Disability (JNSH) is a day of sharing, exchange, enjoyment, and above all, raising awareness about disabilities and their adapted sports practices.
It is a national event organized by ANESTAPS (National Association of Students in Sport Science) that takes place in twenty different cities on the same day.
This year, it will be held this Wednesday on the Quai des États-Unis.
Several activities will be organized, such as wheelchair basketball, dance, motor skills workshops, sitting volleyball, wheelchair tennis, and more.
Additionally, for this 7th edition, the event will feature the presence of Jean-Baptiste Alaize, world champion in para long jump, Jannela Blonbou, handball world champion, and Guillaume Néry, world champion in freediving, along with other athletes.
The goal is also to create a space for exchange, bringing together high-level athletes, whether able-bodied or disabled, throughout this day.
