Every month, we will be putting together a monthly update on our website to keep you guys updated with everything that has gone on at Parkour UK. September’s update includes a board meeting, Storror’s event and more!
Early in September, NovaCity, an activities center based in Rotherham and Barnsley, announced that they would be running FREE youthwork sessions. I spoke with Liam
Training parkour solo has its benefits. When training on your own, you are entirely focused on yourself and the challenges set in front of you.
Unlike most other sports, parkour does not require a load of equipment to get started. All you need is some joggers and a pair of
Parkour UK has supported the development and completion of 3 new Movement Cards for England, Wales and Northern Ireland to aid making practitioners and the
Parkour UK are delighted to announce funding of £1.575 million to help support and grow parkour participation and use the sport to tackle inequalities in
Train Hard Parkour based in Poole have seen a strong increase in women attending their parkour classes after running a series of women’s courses over
Following the announcement by Red Bull regarding the athletes that will be competing at Art of Motion 2022, Parkour UK would like to share our
Matthew, a sports-loving teenager is discovering the new-found freedom and confidence-boosting benefits of Parkour. In many ways Matthew is a typical sports-mad teenager. Fiercely competitive, the 16-year-old from Edinburgh loves football,
Movement Park in Glasgow currently has two roles advertised which incorporate Parkour into their wider development – Community Officer and Pathways Officer. These roles may
At our September board meeting we welcomed Tracy Rea to Parkour UK, replacing Steve Mitchell as the independent chair of Parkour UK. Tracy was appointed
Parkour UK are delighted to open recruitment for a new role within our Board. We are looking for a new independent director toenhance the leadership,
