The third edition of “Ose le Sport,” organized by Sarb’Arc’Am, brought excitement and community spirit to a new indoor venue this Saturday. The event featured a variety of activities and exhibitions celebrating sports and inclusion, but will take a break after three years of successful organization due to the demands of planning.
This past Saturday marked the vibrant celebration of the third edition of “Ose le Sport,” a cherished event orchestrated by Sarb’Arc’Am. Breaking away from its previous locale, this year’s festivities unfolded in the spacious gymnasium Georges Vallerey, brimming with energy and a renewed sense of community. As attendees stepped into the newly selected venue, they were greeted with a kaleidoscope of activities, featuring everything from the dynamic Krav’Maga to the refreshing vélosmoothie and the charming sport of sarbacane. Each station was alive with laughter and enthusiasm, underlining the event’s commitment to inclusivity, respect, and gender equality. In addition to the hands-on activities, participants were invited to explore thought-provoking exhibitions. One such exhibition focused on the inspiring narratives surrounding the Olympic Games, while another shone a light on the world of female athletes. A recurring highlight was the touching story of Emma, a young girl grappling with scoliosis, honored once more for her bravery and involvement in the local sports scene. “We didn’t want to hold it outdoors again, and changing neighborhoods was crucial for us to reach out to new families,” said Sébastien and Isabelle Guitton, the driving force behind the event. Despite the joyful atmosphere, a bittersweet undertone loomed; it was shared that after three years of dedication and community-building, “Ose le Sport” would take a necessary pause. “We may not return in September 2025, as organizing this event requires immense time, preparation, and energy. We’ve been working on this edition since last March”—a testament to the commitment of the Sarb’Arc’Am team to create a remarkable experience each year.
“Ose le Sport” is more than just an event; it’s a manifestation of community spirit and inclusivity in the realm of sports. Organized by the local association Sarb’Arc’Am, the initiative aims to engage families and individuals from diverse backgrounds, promoting various sports and physical activities while fostering a sense of belonging. The decision to relocate from the outdoor park setting to an indoor gymnasium mirrors a desire to adapt and grow, making the experience accessible and enjoyable for all, especially families. The inclusion of exhibitions highlights the cultural and emotional aspects of sports, further enriching the event’s mission.
With its innovative approach and dedication to community spirit, “Ose le Sport” has once again proven to be a successful celebration of athleticism and inclusivity. The positive response from participants underlines the importance of such events in fostering relationships and promoting healthy lifestyles. Though set to take a break, the legacy of this year’s edition will surely resonate within the community, leaving cherished memories and hopes for future gatherings.
Original Source: gazettesports.fr
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