Jul 25
Stephane Vigroux and Dan Edwardes of Parkour Generations will be leading two outdoor training sessions on September 3 and 4, plus a full day seminar on Labor Day (September 6). Space for training is limited, so be sure to reserve your spot today!
In addition to leading open training sessions over Labor Day Weekend, Dan and Stephane will also be leading the first United States Level 1 ADAPT certification on September 2, 3, 4,and 6. If you are interested in taking part in the coaching certification, please email
Nick Kelly at nick@parkourhorizons.com for more information.
Check out the event’s page for more details and information about the weekend’s training.
Jul 10
You’ll find a community profile about Parkour Horizons in May’s Spiked Magazine. In the May issue you will also be able to find an interview with Blane of Parkour Generations and Sebastian Foucan, plus parkour techniques and training tips. To order the magazine, you can stop by the magazine’s website.
Jun 13
The folks at Kinopicz stopped by American Rendezvous to film the training and interview a few of the instructors. This past week, we stopped by their studio to take a look at the footage and to speak with them about the project.
The footage looks fantastic, and we look forward to seeing what they can come up with. We will be sure to post here when the video is posted on their site.
Jun 13
Regularly scheduled training sessions will resume on Monday. We will be training on Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 6:00pm-8:00pm. Training will still be starting at 68 E 15th Ave.
If you have any questions about weather-related cancellations, keep an eye on the Parkour Horizons Twitter account. Assume practice is on unless you see otherwise.
Stop by the Training Sessions page to check out some final details, and be sure to bring a signed waiver if you are new to practice or have not given us a signed waiver in the past.
Jun 08
The summer edition of Ology Magazine was distributed this past week. You’ll find the article “Parkour Exposed” on page 24 and 25 of the magazine. We want to thank Deanna Pan for writing the article and Jack Miller for the photos, many of which have already made their way onto our site.
