In today’s “Getting Started with Parkour” article, we are going to be diving into some of the ways that parkour can benefit your mental health in a positive way, and how it can also benefit other areas of your life.
We have reviewed and considered posts that have emerged since the release of our latest podcast episode on women’s engagement, commenting on Parkour UK, our employees, and our work.
Considering the content, we would like to make the following statement.
February was a short but busy month. We had a lot going on at Parkour UK, and things were moving quickly. This update involves our upcoming courses over the next few months, our attendance at events, and welcoming a new team member!
Parkour UK’s social and digital platforms are our main channels of communication with the community. We want our digital spaces to be a safe, inclusive
Happy New Year to everyone! Following a short break over the Christmas period, Parkour UK has been busy in the month of January. Here’s what
For someone new to the sport, attending a jam session can be very daunting, especially if you’re travelling on your own. In this piece, we will give you some information about attending a parkour jam, some of the unwritten dos and don’ts, and some of the key bits of information you need.
This month’s monthly update will look a little different. It will be full of all the updates that happened during December, but will also highlight all the work the Parkour UK team has done throughout 2022!
SAVE THE DATES! 2023 Level 2 Dates Announced.
The recording and minutes from the 2022 Annual General Meeting are now available. The annual general meeting provides a summary of the organisations progress throughout
On Tuesday, December 6th, we attended the UK Coaching Awards event for the first time. In its 25-year history, this was the first time Parkour coaches
As the year draws to a close, we are coming at you with the final update article of the year.
2022 has been a huge year for Parkour UK, with many exciting pivotal points in the organisation’s history.
The UK is notorious for horrible weather during the winter. Lots of rain, heavy snowfall, and dark, cold evenings approaching quicker seem to be regular, but we strongly believe you should still practice parkour, whatever the weather!
