CLASS
QUESTIONS
I want to bring my child to a class; will it be suitable for them?
Can I just turn up?
Can I bring a friend?
If I can't attend, can my friend take my place?
What should I bring to class?
Am I too old to train Parkour?
Do I need to be fit?
I have an existing injury; can I come to a session anyway?
Can I watch the class?
What is a typical Parkour class like?
I didn't realise I was booked on to a session. Can I get a refund?
GENERAL
QUESTIONS
Is Parkour about jumping off of buildings?
What is Parkour? It is a sport that encourages self-improvement on all levels, revealing one’s physical and mental limits while simultaneously offering ways to overcome them. It is a method of training one’s body and mind in order to be as completely functional, effective, and liberated as possible in any environment. The sport aims to build confidence, determination, self-discipline and self-reliance, and responsibility for one’s actions. It encourages humility, respect for others and for one’s environment, self-expression, community spirit, and the importance of play, discovery and safety at all times. The description above is to describe Parkour as a sport and does not fully describe the art/discipline/philosophy of Parkour as a whole. Take a look at our About Parkour page for more detail.
What is the difference between Parkour and Freerunning?
Is Parkour dangerous?
What are the most common injuries?
Are your coaches qualified?
Is Parkour a recognised sport?
Is there a National Governing Body for Parkour?
Do you have a number I can call you on?
Where can I find your various policies?
What is your refund policy?