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Tomorrow morning, Team Member Chris Keighley will be seated on one of the most famous couches in the country as he greets millions of Brits by talking about the current study we are engaged in with Birmingham University on researching primate movement. 

Alongside Chris will be Dr Lewis Halsey of Roehampton University, who is leading the study project

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LEAP Launch on BBC and in the Times

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Today's launch of our brand new L.E.A.P training facility in London was a huge success, with dignitaries attending form the Lord Mayor's office, the Cabinet office, City of Westminster, Sport England, London 2012 and more, along with a host of press and camera-people. 

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TUNE IN: TWIST - The Movie Director Matthew Parkhill and Parkour/Freerunning  pioneer Sébastien Foucan will be making an appearance on the UK's BBC Breakfast  tomorrow morning at 8:45am to talk about the movie and the recent casting we

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BBC Women's Hour

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A repeat of an interview with team members Agota and Naomi was aired on BBC 4 Radio this morning which contains an insight to the benefits the discipline can bring to women and their fitness.

You can head over to the BBC iPlayer and have a listen to the broadcast online by clicking this link. BBC Radio 4 iPlayer. The interview starts about 10 minutes in and well worth a listen!

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No Hats No Trainers.

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Back in June the BBC aired an episode of hit show No Hats No Trainers featuring several of our Developing Athletes in action with Team member Alli also giving his thoughts on the discipline. It's a great piece and has now been uploaded to YouTube for anyone to watch. Click the link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gp5Jyw2_RFM to head over to YouTube now.

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BBC Movie Shoot

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Today saw us filming with BBC Switch, providing stunt doubling and choreography for action sequences in the forthcoming movie, BBC Switch Musical. Working with the various BBC teams has always produced good collaborations and great results, and is always good fun. This one has proved to be no exception, with some good footage captured in a central London location with Developing Athlete Daniel Woodrow providing the doubling for the lead character.

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BBC Switch Project

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This month we will be working on a new project with BBC Switch, providing stunt doubling and choreography for action sequences featuring parkour. Working with the various BBC shows has always produced good collaborations and great results, and is always good fun. This one should be no exception and we'll have more details on where and when the show will be aired nearer the time.

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BBC World Service and Parkour

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This week a film crew from the BBC will be covering our London Academy classes for 'Word on the Street'; a major new educational TV series for the BBC World Service. One episode will focus on parkour and aims to show its educational benefits, particularly for young people. The series is in partnership with the British Council and will be broadcast on BBC World TV, BBC Arabic TV, BBC Persian TV, as well as a partner broadcaster in Asia, Europe, and the Middle East. The programme is due for transmission in Autumn 2010 /Spring 2011, with worldwide release in Summer 2011.

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Dan on BBC Radio 4.

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Last month Dan Edwardes, One of our directors, gave an interview to BBC Radio 4 for their brand new series labeled 'London Nights' regarding Parkour and our Community. The show will be starting on Monday 5th July at 11pm and we expect Dan's interview to air on the second programme. Click Here for more information about the show and we'll keep you posted on when the BBC online version is available.

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Developing Athletes on BBC TV

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Earlier today the BBC aired an episode of hit show No Hats No Trainers featuring several of our Developing Athletes in action with Team member Alli also giving his thoughts on the discipline. It's a great piece and can be seen on BBC IPlayer by clicking the link above, and scrolling to about 13 minutes into the show.

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