Senegal Roller Sports Federation

Information about the official governing body for skateboarding and roller sports in Senegal, officially known as the "Federation Senegalaise de Roller et Skate". See also more about Senegal Skating, about Skating in Africa and about Skating World Wide.

NAME: Federation Senegalaise de Roller et Skate
IN ENGISH: Senegalese Roller and Skate Federation
ESTABLISHED: 2017
WEB SITE URL: fsrollerskate.org (offline)
EMAIL ADDRESS: [email protected]

Officers and contacts have included President Awa Nar Fall (aka Awa Fall) and Secretary Laure Mane. The federation is based at the Piscine Olympique Nationale Dakar

As of August 2018:
- Licenses: 1500
- Affiliated Clubs: 33
- Disciplines: 5

Resources

Official Web Site:
URL: fsrollerskate.org (offline) 2018 Archive

Social Media Sites: - Fédération Sénégalaise Roller et Skateboard - Facebook Page
- Fédération Sénégalaise Roller et Skateboard - Facebook Event Pages
- Fédération Sénégalaise Roller et Skateboard - Facebook Page
- Fédération Sénégalaise Roller et Skateboard - Instagram Page
- Fédération Sénégalaise Roller et Skateboard - YouTube Videos Channel

World Skate Federation Members List

Text on the fsrollerskate.org Web Site

About FSRS

The Senegalese Roller & Skate Federation was officially born in 2017, a date celebrating 8 years of tireless work to structure the Senegalese roller family.

Firstly under the authority of the CNPSG in charge of organizing this modern and urban sport, the clubs came together to obtain the recognition they were due from the sports ministry.

The FSRS Senegalese Roller & Skateboard Federation's mission is to promote and develop the practice of rollerblading in Senegal, through its support to the various clubs that make it up.

Roller leisure, national and international competitions, sporting exhibitions, amateurs or high level athletes. On this site you will find a wealth of information on the various disciplines of rollerblading and skateboarding as well as the contact details of our various affiliated clubs.

The entire FSRS team wishes you a pleasant visit to our website!

1ere édition Championnat National de Roll Ball
2018 March 26
The first edition of the National Roll Ball Championship took place last weekend from March 17 to 18, 2017. The Iba Mar Diop stadium in Dakar was chosen to host this very first ...
https://fsrollerskate.org/1ere-edition-du-cnrb-championnat-national-de-roll-ball/

Marathon 42 km Présélection des athlètes équipe nationale
2017 May 23
https://fsrollerskate.org/marathon-42-km-preselection-athletes-equipe-nationale/

Dakar Skateboard Club : Toujours plus haut
2016 May 3
https://fsrollerskate.org/dakar-skateboard-club-toujours-plus-haut/

Compétition Africa Games 2018
2016 April 28
https://fsrollerskate.org/competition-africa-games-2018/

Cérémonie d’ouverture Roll Ball World Cup 2017
2016 April 28
https://fsrollerskate.org/ceremonie-douverture-roll-ball-world-cup-2017/

Foire Aux Questions Roller

At What Age Should You Start Roller?
The child's ability to stay in balance is fundamental to practicing rollerblading. However, children are all different, the earliest in their motor development can start at the age of 3 or 3 and a half, other children will only be able to practice from the age of 6.

What Equipment is Neede to Practice Roller?
The Skates: The price of inline skates vary according to the discipline, a pair of leisure or fitness rollerblades is 28,000 F
The Helmet: An essential element of your equipment, we find it from 10,000 F
Body Protection: Wrist guards, elbow guards & knee guards: Joint protection, sold in Pack from 10,000 F

Why Join a Skating Club?
Skating is rarely practiced alone. It is indeed a friendly sport, which is practiced together in many clubs and disciplines. A club gives you access to trained and experienced coaches, respecting the safety rules. Clubs affiliated with the Federation have insurance for their members in the event of an accident.

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