This week Developing Athlete Flynn Disney is appearing in KissKiss London's Roadshows. 

Today saw Jolade Olusanya of our Developing Athletes Team providing the action for a photo shoot for Icon Industries, an up-and-coming urban street art and clothing brand. The shoot was held in South London, and we'll have the resulting images for you in due course. 

We've just finished shooting a music video for Japanese band Colors, which has proven to be a fun and engaging project; the video features Developing Athlete Serg Abramenkov and Affiliate Coach Lyudmil Ivanov in action as well as getting up to some antics in the non-parkour scenes. 

We'll link to the final video when it's released ;)

This weeks double-bill video of the week is by Sabra555 or as we know them, Parkour Generations D.A.P. members Alex and Serg. Titled 'Pickpocket, Pt1 - The Pickpocket' and 'Pickpocket, Pt 2 - The Hero'.

An excellent new video from the East Grinstead PKG massive. Some swift and flowing movements and a clever story unfold on the rooftops of EG.

We take great pleasure today in introducing the most recent member of the Parkour Generations family, Dorcia Edwards, into our highly successful Developing Athlete Programme (D.A.P.). 

Early next month we will be shooting a new promotional video for charity organisation Somewhereto_ at a high profile location in London. 

Somewhereto_ is a fantastic organisation that helps young people (16-25) find spaces in their area to do the things they love. We already partner with Somewhereto_ in finding and providing places for young people to practice parkour, with the new L.E.A.P park in London being one of the locations. 

Completing the trifecta for the day, we are also very happy to announce that the Parkour Generations family is growing by one more member with the addition of developing athlete Lauren Bettyes. An academy class regular and fantastic traceuse, Lauren is always training hard and getting stuck in with any challenge thrown at her. We look forward to having her along to the team trainings and getting involved with more of the things we get up to at PKG.

Following the addition of Shirley from the Developing Athlete Programme into the Team, we would like to also welcome today a brand new addition to the D.A.P. group, Kristian McPhee. A long-time practitioner and dedicated traceur, Kristian makes an excellent addition to the programme and we expect to see big things from this guy in the future.

Last week saw the first airing on national TV of the BBC musical movie, The Rules of Love, produced by Serena Cullens and directed by Ben Gosling Fuller. The movie features parkour action sequences which were choreographed by Parkour Generations, with Developing Athlete Dan Woodrow performing the stunt doubling for the lead role.