PELOTE BASQUE JAÏ ALAÏ
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2024
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2024
Basque pelota is played in a specially adapted venue, the Jaï Alaï. In Hossegor, it's a historic site nicknamed the Cathedral of Pelota. Basque pelota is a sporting activity: the ball can reach speeds of 200 to 250 kph. That's why you need to wear a helmet if you're playing with a leather pelota. Discovery, initiation and improvement courses are organized for children and adults to discover the games of Chistera, Cesta punta and Pala. Competitions in Hossegor see the best national and international players go head-to-head.
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