Recently Mexican group Traceur Project asked Team Member Agota to give some advice to the women attending the Finding Your Way event that was held in Mexico in December. Agota talks about the differences between training for men and women and about the importance of preparing and maintaining the body through sensible and relevant physical conditioning and strength training.

Traceuse and Parkour Generations team member Agota has now confirmed that she will be attending the upcoming Morzine event from June 21st to the 28th. Agota will be training alongside both Forrest and Blane at the camp and therefore we encourage any ladies who are interested in coming to book their places as soon as possible by visiting the Morzine page HERE.

On Boxing Day this new television commercial starring Team Member Agota for Rightmove - the UK's largest estate agency - began airing on national television. Though only a little parkour was required, and not as much as we would have liked to see, the edit is snappily put together and well edited. It will be airing for a year, and you can see it now on our YouTube Channel by clicking the link above.

Early November will see us filming a television commercial for the UK's largest estate agent, Rightmove, in central London. The commercial will star Team Member Agota, and will begin screening on Boxing Day this year. The advert will also appear on London Underground escalator panels throughout the city, and will be shown online too in due course.

We would like to welcome Agota officially to the Parkour Generations collective. Agota has been working behind the scenes with us for some time now, and has become an important part of the team. A skilled traceuse in her own right, we have no doubt you will be seeing much more of her in the near future...

A new short edit of London-based traceuse Agota can now be seen on the Parkour Generations Youtube channel here. Agota began training in the Academy over a year ago and has shown great dedication and drive to progress so quickly, and continues to be an inspirational member of the female parkour community. This particular edit was shot by Parkour Generations' own Forrest, better known for being in front of the camera!