Racing 92 Training Center

Centre disciplines

Rugby

Description

Created in 2012, the Racing 92 Training Center is a brand new 6,000 m2 training center with two buildings - one for professionals and administration and one for the Youth Development Center - and two rugby fields, one of which is synthetic. Inspired by the center of the Arsenal soccer team - included more weight-lifting equipment - the access to the "sanctuary", the center and its buildings are equipped according to low energy consumption standards: solar panels on the roof to produce part of the electricity, insulation of the windows with triple glazing. There is also an energy recovery system to reduce heating and air conditioning consumption. The façades are insulated from the outside and covered with wood particle panels. The center is connected to the fiber and internet access is available in all interior and exterior areas.

Special features

The Center has all the facilities of an ultra-modern training center: 300 m2 weight room, hypoxia room, doctor’s office, ice baths, treatment and physiotherapy rooms, 150 m2 locker room, video and multimedia rooms, lighted grounds for 300 spectators, private clubhouse for more than 50 people.

At the heart of the center is a 30-bed boarding school and a restaurant, the Racing Café, which prepares and serves meals adapted to sportsmen and women and to specific requests.

Known for

Inaugurated in 2012, the Centre has hosted some of the biggest names in world rugby such as Dan Carter, Joe Rokocoko, Chris Masoe and now Virimi Vakatawa, Simon Zebo and Kurtley Beale. Racing 92 has become French Champion again in 2016 and 3 times finalist of the European Champions Cup in the last 5 years.

Optional extras

Meeting room Internet access Ice bath Equipment available for private use Secure storage area Infirmery Floodlit facilities International airport nearby Hospital nearby Relaxation room Physiotherapy room Weights room Film screening room On-site accomodation