PAST

Michael CRIBAILLET

PAST

Status: Associate Professor PAST (part-time)

Specialty:

Telephone (business):

Email:michael.cribaillet@umontpellier.fr

Role and mission:

Co-head of teaching for the Master's degree in Prevention, Health Education, and Physical Activity (PESAP)

Teaching topics:
ANDRE GALY

Professional Coach Qualification, Associate Professor

Emailtendance.montagne@free.fr

Cell phone +33 647 051 934

1. Roles and mission

Passionate about outdoor sports, I accompanied my clients in the mountains and managed tourism companies around the world. Since 2012, I have been a professional coach, business consultant, and associate professor at the UFR STAPS. I am responsible for the Master 2 in Sports Tourism Management.

2. Research topics

As a member of the Santésih laboratory since 2012, I am particularly interested in the accessibility of outdoor sports activities for people with disabilities. As such, I plan to write a research thesis on the benefits of outdoor leisure activities for people with disabilities starting in 2024.

3. Keywords

Management

Tourism

Outdoor

Outdoor sports

PSH – People with disabilities

4. Teaching topics

My teaching combines managerial experience in sports tourism with theoretical concepts, using concrete examples and the latest market trends: Project management. Marketing strategy, service design & benchmarking. Management of sports tourism organizations. Professional coaching.

5. Your top 5 publications

– Foreword written in Les Tourisme Sportifs, edited by Thomas Riffaud, Nathalie Le Roux, Eric Perera – Elya éditions – November 2021

– Perera E., Thaler R., and Galy A. (2021) "The eco-responsible values of off-road wheelchair expeditions: a way to reinforce the portrayal of disability as an ability." Revue STAPS, pp. 27–38.

– Perera E., Villoing G., and Galy A. (2020) "The inventiveness of all-terrain wheelchair mountaineers: the use of technology to promote independence and highlight the differences between able-bodied and disabled people," Nature & Recreation magazine, pp. 41–51.

– Management and territorial marketing of sports, part 8 written in "Sport: a sector undergoing adaptation and integration," Lapeyronie, B. and Roussel, A. (Eds.). DS. de Bionnay Paris 2015, pp. 195 to 205.

– Outdoor recreation centers: striking the right balance between leisure and tourism, published in Revue Espace No. 249, 2007 – pp. 36 to 40.

6. More detailed personal presentation page

http://www.andregalycoach.sitew.fr/

http://www.tendance.montagnee.sitew.com/

Olivier OBIN

Qualification: Doctor of Geography

Email: olivier.obin@umontpellier.fr

Work phone (lab)

Cell phone: 676 29 01 35

Roles and mission

Olivier OBIN is an Associate Professor at the UFR STAPS (Faculty of Sports Sciences) at the University of Montpellier. He participates in research on health and disability in outdoor sports. He is also involved in the research program "Voluntary Geographic Information and Mountain Use," led by Labex ITTEM.

Research topics

  •  Territorial development and outdoor sports
  • Healthy practices and nature-based sports for people with disabilities
  • Digitization of outdoor sports and leisure activities
  • Vulnerabilities and adaptation of outdoor sports and regions to climate change

Keywords: Outdoor sports , territory, digital technology, health, disability

Teaching topics

  • Local Civil Service
  • Project management and engineering
  • Sociology and geography of sport
  • Sport and territorial governance

Main publications

ResearchGate