Today we took part in an event run by Sportinspired called the 'Community Games'. The idea is simple: local schools compete against one another in a 'sports day' where they are encouraged to try new sports. As PK is non-competitive we had to be a little inventive, but it seemed that the kids enjoyed it (judging by the noise) and it was deemed a success by all involved. A couple of photos of the event showing our obstacle course are attached. 

Making the Jump - Watson Documentary Teaser. (bethegreat01)

This video highlights the global appeal of parkour, educational in the way that it shows not only the growth of parkour but how it is still in developing stages in some parts of the world but still on an upward curve. Also highlights the 'welcome with open arms' appeal the worldwide parkour community has. By globetrotter and PKGen affiliate Blake Evitt.

TWENTY new global communities have been inducted into our global community project today. With teams from Saudi-Arabia to Mexico, it's fantastic to see such a blossoming community within the parkour world. If you wish to add your team / group / community to the map and list then head over to the submission form HERE and post your details to us.

The website has just been updated to include six new communities: PKTD (Brazil), TS (Colombia), StreetMovement (Denmark), DFT (Greece), Anomaly (Russia) and Parkour Academy (Sweden). If you wish to add your group onto the global community programme, see the webpage here for more information. The video section has also been updated to include both old and new clips from the Ohio Seminar, the Morzine Camp 2008 & 2009, as well as the training in Sarcelles with Majestic Force.

Parkour Generations would like to formally introduce eight new global community members from all over the planet, including: Colombia, Russia, UK, Kuwait, Ukraine and Mexico. You can check out everyone's website link on our community page HERE, which also details how to get involved yourself. With the earlier announcement of the launch of our brand new international community printed magazine alongside Spiked, now is the perfect time to get your team, group, clan and friends signed up.

Our Global Community project has been going from strength to strength recently and we are proud to introduce Bahrain, South Africa and Tunisia alongside the other 30+ countries already signed up. The project is to help bring the entire parkour community together and locate like-minded practitioners from your region and country. It also has a very handy map if you decide to do a little traveling overseas and wish to meet up with the local traceurs and traceuses! Jump over to the global community page HERE.

Tomorrow we will be running workshops all day at the CityWest Homes Great Communities Day, a City of Westminster event. The day is run every year in partnership with Lisson Green Tenants' & Residents' Association and Vital Regeneration, and is held on Lisson Green Estate in North West London. We will be there from 1-5pm, and participation is totally free. Come along and join in! For more details, hit the link above.

With stronger and stronger links being forged now between the many national practicing communities and groups around the world, the global parkour community continues to grow. We would like to invite any such groups that haven't yet been highlighted on our Global Community Page to click the link, drop us a line and get themselves on the network..!

The parkour community continues to spread across the world, with the discipline being well represented in a whole host of countries by dedicated and earnest practitioners. To do our bit to help knit these commuities together and raise their visibility so that they might form good links with each other, we have initiated a new feature on the website in the form of the Global Community Page. To have your community featured on the page, click the link above and follow the instructions at the bottom of the page.