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Parkour games push creativity, add light competition, and make you forget you’re working out at all. Here are five parkour games that consistently bring energy to a session: 1. Parkour Tag This is probably the most well-known parkour game—and for good reason. It’s fast, reactive, and endlessly
Some neighbourhoods are better than others, for doing parkour. I haven't thoroughly examined every single nook and cranny of the whole region but these are generally the most commonly recognized areas to train parkour in the streets. 1. University of British Columbia, Vancouver From the Botanical Garden to
As well as having world-class indoor training facilities, there are lots of great spots to do parkour outside for free in the Lower Mainland. These are the main 5 spots to train outside in Greater Vancouver. 1. Cottonwood Parkour Park, Coquitlam Despite being relatively small, this park was really thoughtfully
Parkour can be defined as moving with obstacles, but there are different styles of training which are hard to make sense of. In my opinion, there are 5 types of parkour which each have a distinct approach and different styles of their own. 1. Traditional Parkour This is classic parkour
Parkour has a strong philosophical core with its own values, but much like the “unwritten” codes of surfing, there is no official codification. However, I’d say there are five values of Parkour—because people like lists. 1. Safety The first rule is survive. Parkour can be dangerous, but when