In contemporary French and Francophone life, leisure activities, or *loisirs*, play a central role in shaping social interactions, cultural identity, and personal well-being. The French approach to leisure is deeply rooted in historical and cultural traditions, emphasizing balance between work and personal life. Unlike in some cultures where leisure might be considered secondary, in France it is seen as a crucial component of a fulfilling lifestyle, reflecting broader societal values around quality of life and cultural engagement. Sports occupy a significant place among leisure activities in France. Football, rugby, and cycling are widely followed, both as participatory and spectator sports. The Tour de France, for instance, is not only a major sporting event but also a national cultural spectacle that brings together communities and highlights the scenic landscapes of the country. Beyond mainstream sports, there has been a growing interest in individual physical activities such as running, yoga, and cycling, reflecting a broader trend toward health-conscious lifestyles. Local clubs and associations provide spaces for people of all ages to engage in these activities, fostering a sense of