SELF DISCOVERY THROUGH MOVEMENT!
Learn the basic movements of Parkour in these beginner friendly classes. Even the more experienced and advanced students will find value in our sessions. Our Classes integrate 3 important components of Parkour Training:
1. The Philosophy of Parkour.
A fundamental and vital component of Parkour is the mindset of the practitioner, the values and traits that need to be cultivated and developed to be strong in mind, body and spirit and include the altrusic: “Être fort pour être utile” translated meaning – to be strong to be useful.
2. Body Conditioning.
As Parkour is a physically demanding discipline, one must strengthen the body – the muscles, the tendons, and ligaments and joints as well as develop balance and body awareness. This provides a strong foundation to master the ever increasing multitude of movements in Parkour. This also protects the body from injury*.
*We place particular emphasis on this as it isn’t uncommon for people to be overly enthusiastic about trying big movements beyond their body’s capacity, which often can lead to injury. Our aim is to condition the body well, and make sure our body is ready before attempting the more difficult and challenging movements so that we can train for many years to come.
3. Movements.
This is the fun part. Everyone loves learning the various movements to overcome obstacles. During this component of the training you will be guided in a structured and progressive format, helping you grasp the essential elements of a movement, while also allowing you the chance to make discoveries yourself. You will be taught Parkour fundamentals including jumping, landing, rolls, climbing, and passment (passing through and above obstacles and including movements like vaults)
Each class is basic enough for a beginner to follow, yet is scaled so that even the more advanced practitioners will get a good work out and a chance to further their progression in Parkour. Challenge yourself, have some fun and try a class today!
“I’m getting a really good workout. From the warm-up,
(to) the practising of how to jump over all the obstacles…”
Sheila Sim
“It’s kind of like a discipline, it’s a form of freedom…Come by and try it out. And if you find there’s a certain sort of limit, at least you know where your limits are, and whether you want to push them or not.”
Dominic Nah
“…you know when you’re a gym you carry weights,it’s quite boring, but with this (Parkour), with friends around, you’re trying the obstacles, pushing yourself to a limit, I find that it is more challenging than just in gym”
Romeo Tan
“Really good workout….Everything: core, cardio…It was really fun, the guys are really nice, and I’d really like to do it again!”
Vivian Pei
“It pushes me. Pushes me to do things that I won’t do when I’m alone.
Pretty awesome”
Juni Avelino
TIMES
Weekdays
- Tuesdays – 7.00-8.00pm
- Fridays 7:30-8:30pm
Weekends
- Sundays 4.00-5:30pm
LOCATIONS
To ensure challenges are always changing, and difficultly levels are increased. We rotate our class locations change from month to month. Please check our schedule here to find out where class locations are for a specific date.
Our Current class locations include:
- CENTRAL
- Clark Quay Ramp – Just outside the Central side, opposite the Reverse Bungy Jump at Clarke Quay
- Asian Civilisations Museum
- NORTH
- Bishan Block 188
WHAT TO BRING
- Open Mind, and desire to learn, apply yourself and have fun :)
- Training shirt / tank top + shorts or track pants / sweatpants
- Trainers / Good fitting shoes with good grip
- Spare shirt
- Lots of water! (we recommend at least 1.5L per hour)
