The basketball market in France

Basketball clubs allow players with an annually renewed license to play basketball by forming teams, according to their age and gender, with several practices per week as well as games in national, regional or departmental leagues. They generally represent a city or a region.

In 2020, the global boxing market continues to show promising growth, with an estimated value of $905.3 million and a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5.8%. This booming market is driven by the increasing organization of boxing competitions worldwide and the growing number of boxing clubs, particularly in the Asia-Pacific region. Growing popularity and feminization of the French boxing market In France, the market enjoyed a resurgence in popularity, with licenses within the French Boxing Federation (FFB) up 44% and boxing clubs up 13%. The number of licensed boxers reached 59,874. Young people aged 15 to 19 accounted for over 20% of boxing license holders. The market was boosted by innovations such as connected boxing equipment, new variants like aeroboxing, and growing media coverage. In addition to this increase in the number of licensed boxers, there is also a significant number of unlicensed boxing enthusiasts, estimated at between 10,000 and 15,000, who train in private clubs

Indoor racquet sports include several different sports, such as badminton badminton squash table table tennis and padel . The global market for indoor racket sports is growing fast. Padel in particular, a sport invented in Spain, is enjoying impressive growth. Trends in the French racquet sports market The global sports sector in France is estimated at over 90 billion euros a year. Tennis alone generated 2.2 billion euros in 2021. The pandemic led to a drop in the number of licensees in most sports, with the exception of padel, which saw an increase of 21%. Padel saw its number of courts rise from around 175 to 1,464 between 2015 and 2022, representing average annual growth of around 27%. The padel market continues to thrive with over 500,000 practitioners and growing media attention, despite a market estimated at just 10 million euros in 2018. The French tennis federation has over 1 million members, table tennis over 200,000 and badminton over 190,000. Badminton saw a 20% drop in the