Sports

Sport for all courses for the 2024/2025 session organized by the Roeser municipal administration in collaboration with the Club Eist Heem and the "Fit Réiser" non-profit organization.

The deadline for registration has expired.

For registration after the start of the courses or any further information, please contact our sports coordinator

* For reasons of availability of the Recabic coach and in order to be able to offer participants a programme throughout the year, the courses take place in 4 different blocks.
Block1 - Recabic - 1.10.2024-10.12.2024 / Block2 - Yoga chaise - 17.12.2024-28.01.2025 / Block3 - Recabic - 4.02.2025 - 29.04.2025 / Block4 - Yoga chaise - 06.05.2025-01.07.2025

** Recabic 90 minutes / Yoga chaise 60-75 minutes

If your registration is accepted, you will receive a registration confirmation which will include the registration fee.

You have 10 days from the date of confirmation to cancel your registration. After this period, the registration is considered definitive and the invoice is sent. Once the invoice has been sent, the enrolment can no longer be cancelled, except with medical justification before the start of the course. Payment must be made using the bank transfer form enclosed with the invoice.

The registration fee does not include any participation fees charged by course instructors. These additional costs must be paid to the instructor at the time of the first course.

Non-residents will be charged a surcharge of €15.

The municipal administration reserves the right to cancel a course if the number of participants is insufficient (minimum 8). In the event of cancellation, the amount transferred will be refunded.

• Beach Volleyball court Roeser
• Basketball court Roeser
• Multi-sports ground Berchem
• Football pitch Roeser
• Tennis courts Crauthem
• Intercommunal swimming pool SPIC Crauthem
• Sports hall Crauthem
• Judo hall Crauthem
• Recreational sports halls (Schiltz hall, Czekanowicz hall and Huesekailchen) Crauthem
• RÉI'serwee
• Fitness trail
• Nordic walking course
• Fitness area for senior citizens Roeser
• Several playgrounds

Roeser is one of four municipalities - along with Grevenmacher, Clervaux and Niederanven - that have been able to take part in the ‘Impuls’ national pilot project. The project is funded by the Œuvre Nationale de Secours Grande-Duchesse Charlotte and run in close collaboration with the Comité Olympique et Sportif Luxembourgeois (COSL), the Ministry of Sport (MSP) and the Institut National de l'Activité Physique et des Sports (INAPS).

The aim of the project is to promote sport and physical activity at municipal level by networking all the players involved, in order to improve and make more sustainable the sports and physical activity on offer for all sections of the population.

The strategic direction of the project was taken by the steering group, made up of councillors Bettina Ballmann and Angelo Lourenco, the chair of the sports commission Aline Nowacki, Egide Urbain, president of Club Activ+, vice-president of the Berchem youth centre and president of the Roeser judo club, as well as project leaders Lynn Taschler from COSL and Jerry Bucari, the municipal sports coordinator.

 
The project steering group is responsible for coordinating the entire process and acts as a point of contact and interface for all the players involved.

The project is based on a participatory approach, involving citizens. The heart of the project is the planning group, made up of representatives of local associations and structures as well as interested citizens. Over the course of a process lasting several months, this group has systematically identified concrete needs and drawn up measures for implementation. Since the kick-off meeting at the end of November 2023, interested citizens and association representatives have been actively involved in the planning and implementation process.

First, an inventory was drawn up to identify existing structures and services. Next, a needs assessment was carried out to identify areas where additional needs existed. On the basis of this analysis, these needs were prioritised, and concrete measures were then developed in three specific areas.

Impuls Report Reiser

The results were presented at the Follow-Up event on 9 October 2024.

Among the measures proposed was the installation of a ‘Box-Up’ in Kolla Park. This facility makes sports and games equipment available to the public free of charge, with the aim of promoting sustainable health through physical activity and sport in a simple and accessible way. Equipment such as basketballs, volleyballs and fitness equipment can be borrowed locally via an app, precisely where they are needed. Another measure presented concerns the creation of 300, 400 and 500 metre floodlit running tracks around the tennis courts and swimming pool at Krautem. These tracks offer a variety of uses for different sporting activities and are suitable for all fitness levels. A working group has also drawn up a long-term vision for the redevelopment of the football pitch behind the Roeser municipal administration. Additional facilities, such as a boules pitch, beach-sports pitches and a playground, have been proposed to diversify the offer and create an area, alongside the soon-to-be-built cycle path, where residents can come together to enjoy sporting activities.

In the next phase of the project, the College of Aldermen, in collaboration with the relevant departments of the municipal administration, will assess which projects can be implemented, in what form and within what timeframe, in order to transform the proposed measures into concrete offers of sport and physical activity.

Presentation Follow-Up Réiser

With the presentation of the measures at the follow-up event, the first phase of the pilot project has been completed. The long-term aim of the ‘Impuls’ project is to anchor sport and physical activity in our municipality on a long-term basis. Therefore, even after the official closure of the pilot project, the process will continue using the working group approach, involving interested citizens, representatives of associations and other structures, to develop opportunities for sport and physical activity. This will ensure that the measures developed survive and continue to be developed beyond the project.

If you would like to join Roeser's Impuls network and play an active part in this process, you can register using the QR codes below.

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The tasks of the sports coordinator are:

• Coordinate and harmonize the range of sporting activities offered by all partners in the municipality

• Actively promote sport and physical activity in the municipality, e.g., through awareness-raising campaigns or introductory sports days

• Promote leisure sports by creating and running additional courses

• Encourage dialogue between the various players involved, and act as intermediary, relay and facilitator to promote cooperation between all communal players in the field of sport (commune, citizens, clubs, schools, public and private facilities (SEA, crèches, day-care centers), LASEP)

• Support communal sports clubs in club management and provide conceptual, administrative, organizational and thematic support to simplify their day-to-day work

• Strengthen volunteerism by supporting and promoting the coexistence and collaboration of citizens and communal associations

• Optimize and coordinate the occupancy and use of existing sports facilities

• Act as an interlocutor for the Ministry of Sport and ENEPS, thereby ensuring the best possible cooperation between all public players

• Initiate and promote inter-municipal cooperation in the field of sport

• Serve as thematic advisor to the sports advisory commission

• Organize sporting events

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• Nuit du sport
• Fit duerch de Summer
• Geeschterlaf

In order to promote physical activity in the commune of Roeser, the "Fit Réiser" non-profit association was formed in November 2006. It brings together planners and players in the field, politicians and people promoting the ideal of a healthy, dynamic society.

Together with the municipal administration, "Fit Réiser" organizes a wide range of events and aims to create a climate in the commune that is conducive to healthy, active lifestyles for the entire population.

The main objectives of "Fit Réiser" are:

• Remedy the growing lack of movement and physical activity in our society, especially among young people and adolescents

• Counter unhealthy eating habits that have gradually taken hold in the population, particularly among young people and adolescents

• Halt the pronounced trend towards increased overweight and obesity affecting the population in general, and children and young people in particular

• Prevent diseases caused by the above-mentioned factors

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General Information

The regional and intercommunal swimming pool is operated by the intercommunal syndicate SPIC, whose members are the communes of Roeser, Frisange and Weiler-la-Tour.

Aquatic courses

Inscriptions

The pool is not open to the public, but the SPIC organizes half-yearly (October to January and March to June) aquatic courses for residents of the three member communes.

Registration is for one semester, and takes place only on the dates and at the locations indicated on the registration form distributed twice a year to all residents.

Children with compulsory schooling are not admitted to classes.

If there are more registrations than places available, a course may be duplicated, subject to availability. Those concerned will be informed in writing of the day and time of the split course.

The syndicate reserves the right to cancel a course or postpone registrations to the second semester of the session. Those concerned will be notified in writing in such cases.