Membership fees
Fees for the 2026-2027 season. Membership covers the federation licence, insurance and access to training.
| Category | Fee |
|---|---|
| Adult 18 and over | €200.00 |
| Teen / Student 14 and over, or students with proof of enrolment | €130.00 |
| Child Ages 7 to 13 | €90.00 |
| Women's and veterans' classes (annual) The two Sunday classes only: veterans in the morning, women's class in the afternoon | €130.00 |
| Women's and veterans' classes (per session) The same Sunday classes: entry fee, 3 classes included, then pay per class | €35.00 |
What the women's and veterans' fees cover
These two formulas give access to the Sunday classes only: veterans in the morning, the women's class in the afternoon. The adult, teen and child memberships cover the whole week, those two classes included — there is no second fee to pay in order to attend them.
View the timetableDiscounts
- Pass'Sport
- If you qualify for the state Pass'Sport scheme, €50.00 is deducted per member. The code is on the letter you received from the government and must be given to the club.
- Family discount
- From the second child in the same household, the child fee drops from €90.00 to €80.00.
- The two discounts do not combine
- Only the larger one applies. A child who qualifies for Pass'Sport therefore pays €40.00, including when they are the second child in the household: the total stays €40.00 rather than the sum of both discounts.
- Pay-per-session option
- For the women's class and veterans: a €35.00 entry fee covering insurance and the first 3 classes, then €5.00 per class, up to €130.00 for the season. Beyond that ceiling, classes are free.
The pass Sport scheme: who qualifies?
What is the pass Sport?
The pass Sport is state financial aid meant to cover all or part of the joining fee at a participating club, sports association or gym. It takes the form of an immediate reduction when you register.
Who qualifies for the pass Sport?
For the 2026-2027 season, the scheme is open to:
- Young people aged 6 to 17 (inclusive) in a household whose family quotient (quotient familial, from the CAF or the MSA) is €699 or less
- Young people with a disability
- Aged 6 to 19 (inclusive) and receiving the AEEH (allocation d'éducation de l'enfant handicapé — the French allowance for raising a child with a disability)
- Aged 16 to 30 (inclusive) and receiving the AAH (allocation aux adultes handicapés — the French allowance for adults with a disability)
- Grant-holding students up to the age of 28 (inclusive), whose grant was awarded before 15 October 2026
- A CROUS grant, including the annual aid
- A regional grant for health or social-care training
This aid from the ministry responsible for sport is aimed at children and young people who face obstacles to taking part in sport — financial, social, or related to a disability.
The aim: lasting access to supervised physical activity, in a structured, educational and safe environment.
Don't have your code yet?
pass Sport codes are only issued from mid-September. Register now anyway: you can add the code afterwards from your member area, and the €50.00 deduction is applied to your fee.
Criteria as published by the French state for the 2026-2027 season; only the French wording is binding. Eligibility is the state's decision, not the club's: the club applies the deduction when you give it the code, and checks neither your family quotient nor your grant.
How to pay
Cash, bank transfer, or a cheque made out to Kameoss Fighting. Online payment is coming later this season. Paying in two or three instalments is possible — ask for it from your member area once your registration is validated.