Today saw us running a celebratory day of workshops for the London 2012 Ambassadors reunion - those individuals who went to Singapore all those years ago along with Lord Seb Coe and other sporting legends to win the rights for London to hold the Olympics.

Members of the Performance Team have just finished shooting a commercial for BT's GO GREEN campaign, which will be shown on the big screens that will be dotted around London during the Olympics in the summer of 2012. 

The campaign focuses on raising awareness of environmental issues, part of a huge push in that direction for London 2012, and we're happy to be supporting it and helping make it a reality.

This little edit is a behind the scenes look at a small demonstration we put on in July, 2011 as part of the London Olympics '1 Year To Go' celebration event at Trafalgar Square.

Today's display in front of a live audience of ten thousand at Trafalgar Square went down a storm, with the performance team working very hard under high-pressure conditions to put together a great show for both the public in the Square and the millions watching on BBC TV. You can see a recap of the day on the BBC website.

Tomorrow, Wednesday 27th July, sees the London 2012 'One Year To Go Celebration Event'‏ taking place in London's Trafalgar Square. Parkour UK, as a 2012 Inspire Mark project, will be present throughout the event and Parkour Generations will be providing a full, live display of parkour on the mainstage during the evening show. The parkour display will kick off at 18.30.

This weekend, 22-24 July, is the official London 2012 Open Weekend.  Celebrating one year to go to the Games, it will feature art, dance, film, sport events and more right across the capital.

We are pleased to be collaborating with a fantastic new nationwide project funded by the Olympics Legacy Trust, Somewhereto_.

We're very proud to hear that the L.E.A.P Park (London Experience for Art du Deplacement and Parkour) will be the very first facility to receive the Olympic 2012 Inspire Mark in the country.

Quoted from the Olympic 2012 Website :

As reported earlier in the week, Parkour Generations and Parkour UK were involved with the official unveiling of the Olympic rings at St Pancras International Station alongside Seb Coe and Mayor Boris Johnson. Well done to Developing Athletes Daniel, Matthew and Aaron as well as team members Dan, Stephane, Forrest, Dom, Naomi and Andy.

One of the founders of Parkour/Freerunning and James Bond 'Casino Royale' actor Sébastien Foucan, along with Parkour UK Chief Executive Eugene Minogue, and board directors Dan Edwar