CREPS OCCITANIE – SITE DE TOULOUSE

About

The Toulouse CREPS is a 23ha sports complex with 17 fields in Occitanie. It includes 90,000m2 of sports facilities, a medical department, catering department, 240 beds, a lecture theatre and 24 connected rooms. The training facility is overseen by both the Sports Ministry and Occitanie Regional Council. It lies in the heart of Toulouse near the motorways (A61, A620), Toulouse-Blagnac Airport (16km) and Matabiau train and bus station (6km).

The Toulouse CREPS has 30 world class facilities providing a wide range of sports and training options: team sports (volleyball, rugby, football, beach volleyball, base‑ball etc.), individual sports (athletics, climbing, weightlifting etc.), racket sports (tennis, table tennis, badminton etc.), combat sports (judo, boxing etc.). 

Sports: Volleyball, Weightlifting, Boxing, Judo, Beach volleyball

Specifications 

Volleyball:

 • 3 courts

 • Clear height: 11m

 • Flooring: Parquet

 • 4 hitting platforms 

 • 1 ball machine 

 • 5 camcorders 

Beach volleyball:

 • 4 courts including 2 indoors

 • Clear height: 9m 

Weightlifting: 

 • 14 platforms including 2 jerk platforms

 • 5 pairs of blocks

 • 18 Olympic bars 

 • Flooring: Solid concrete

 • Special equipment available: Women’s bar approved by the IWF/Men’s bar approved by the IWF/Squat rack/Pair of blocks/Minimum number of weights required/Platform scale

Boxing: 

 • 4 raised platforms

 • 3 floor training areas

 • Equipment available: 9 Punch bags (different weights)/Floor mat/Floor markings for footwork

Previously hosted

 • 320 athletes in 20 training centres

 • 2019: 29 world or European medals including 6 world and 6 European titles.

 • Former residents: Coralie Balmy (bronze, London 2012), Cédric Berrest (bronze, Beijing 2008), Solenne Figues (bronze, Athens 2004), Romain Mesnil (London 2012), Malia Metella (silver, Athens 2004), Tony Estanguet, president of the Paris 2024 NOC and three-time Olympic champion (Sydney 2000, Athens 2004, London 2012) and Sandra Forgues, current president of the CREPS board of directors (gold, Atlanta 1996).

The centre provides a state-of-the-art medical department to support athletes in very specific areas of high performance. 

Facilities  

 • Internet access

 • Equipment available for private use

 • On-site accommodation

 • Nearest hospital: 12km

 • Infirmary

 • Floodlit facilities

 • Near an international airport

 • Relaxation room

 • Physiotherapy room

 • Weight room

 • Meeting room

 • Video room

 • Sauna

On-site accommodation: 272 people

On-site catering: 500 people

Specific meals available 

Dining room available for private hire 

Disabled access 

Location