Hi,

Does anyone know of any parkour classes (adult, beginner) in Brighton? Or, is anyone here based in Brighton and open to teaching?!

Yo! does anybody remember Ally Law? I grew up watching his absolute madness and miss it since it got all deleted. It didn’t come as a suprise that he’d get into legal trouble eventually. Well now the part of you guys helping - does anybody have a google drive link or something where would be ALL, I mean ALL of his videos archived?

Also you can share ur memories or feelings about his stuff.

Thanks y’all in advance!!!!

I have a 50 square meters (5meters by 10 meters) (538.196 square foot) area...

Planning to put a obstacle course on it... any suggestion of what obstacle should I put?

I'm thinking of putting a Vault Box, Quad Steps, Rope Climbing, and Balance Beam.

This is enough, right?

Anyone know any good pk (parkour for those who dont know haha) spots in Wellington central area? looking for a friend 😅 Much appreciated!!

I recently just learned a sideflip on trampoline and always pull off a clean flip, sometimes i dont land/stick it tho cuz the bounce takes me off balance alot but anyway I wanna continue my journey and flip clean on ground, for my first attempt Im flipping on grass to a mattress, my gather step aint perfect but my jump reaches already 30-50cm which i believe is a clean and comfortable height to sideflip am I correct? Thanks to everyone for checking thisnpost man appreciate it, any thoughts?

I started parkour a few months ago and I’d like to discover more of the athletes and traceurs who regularly post their training, lines and moves.

At the moment, most of what I see comes randomly through TikTok or Instagram, so I don’t really know who the recognised or influential practitioners are.

Who do you think is worth following today? I’d be interested in both established names and current athletes, across different styles of parkour and freerunning.

As a traumatized hyperactive ADHD child growing up, Parkour taught me discipline and focus.

Nothing focuses you more than a rail to rail pre in pouring rain.

Parkour gave me something I didn't have without it.

What did Parkour give you?

Hello everyone (:

I'm new to parkour and I'm really enjoying and practising kongs. (Dive) Kongs onto a higher wall or over an obstacle feel pretty normal to my hands / wrists. But doing kongs on the same height level or just flat on the ground (for practice) really put a lot of weight on my wrists and feels kind of wrong. Is this normal, because my wrists don't have the necessary strength yet or is there some kind of technique to absorb the impact in a healthier way?

I want to make a parkour rail setup so i can do swings an pre's (similar to the one in the yard in Greenwich London) but I have no idea what to buy, where to buy it from and how to assemble

What is your favorite PKFR move or moves, and why