Medigames

The Medigames is an annual sporting event for medical professionals.

Over the course of a week, competitors from all over the world compete in more than 22 different sports and disciplines.

Created in 1978, the Medigames are based on the principle of Olympism: professionally organised events to share the values of fraternity and amateurism.

Alongside the competitions, an International Sports Medicine Symposium is being organised over 3 days. It brings together sportsmen and women and practitioners from all over the world to discuss and exchange views on issues relating to medicine and sport.

It is accredited by the EACCME (European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education) and co-chaired by :

Dr André Monroche, former President of the French Society of Exercise and Sports Medicine
Prof. Xavier Bigard, Medical Director of the International Cycling Union (UCI).

Medigames in figures

Editions
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Nationalities

1978CannesFrance
1980CannesFrance
1981Font-RomeuFrance
1982CannesFrance
1983ParisFrance
1984Abano TermeItaly
1985Monte-CarloMonaco
1986Montecatini TermeItaly
1987CasablancaMorocco
1988LyonFrance
1989MontrealCanada
1990PerpignanFrance
1991HeraklionGreece
1992OstuniItaly
1993Saint-MaloFrance
1994EvianFrance
1995LimerickIreland
1996LisbonPortugal
1997Le Touquet Paris-PlageFrance
1998KlagenfurtAustria
1999Saint-TropezFrance
2001EvianFrance
2002BalatonHungary
2003StirlingScotland
2004Garmisch-PartenkirchenGermany
2005AlicanteSpain
2006Montecatini TermeItaly
2007AgadirMorocco
2008Garmisch-PartenkirchenGermany
2009AlicanteSpain
2010PorecCroatia
2011Las PalmasSpain
2012AntalyaTurkiye
2013ZagrebCroatia
2014WelsAustria
2015LimerickIreland
2016MariborSlovenia
2017MarseilleFrance
2018MaltaMalta
2019BudvaMontenegro
2022Vila Real De Santo AntónioPortugal
2023CartagenaColumbia
2024Saint-TropezFrance
2025Lloret de MarSpain

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