We've just completed a shoot for 125 Magazine entitled 'Urban Olympics', and the results are looking pretty spectacular. 

For the last few weeks the Parkour Generations team have been replenishing the photo archive with up-to-date action and profile pictures. We were seriously lacking in photos to use from many of the new members of the team so therefore invited some very talented photographers to have six full days of shoots. 

We would like to say a big thank you to Ben Curwen, Ramesh Sur, Brian Appiah Obeng, Millie Robson and Andy Pearson for the awesome photos they took and the time, effort and organisation that went into each of the days. 

Last month we ran a two-day seminar in Belo Horizonte, Brasil, in conjunction with our good friends at PKMax. The first two video edits of the seminar are now online, created and edited by Bruno Peixoto of PKMax, and can be seen as Part One and Part Two. During the seminar Dan, Stephane and Blane were assisted by a group of Brasilian ADAPT candidates who all did an incredible job of coaching throughout.

Recently, team member Annty completed filming with global network company KPMG for an internal video focusing on turning risk to your advantage. Click the link Here to watch the short ad on YouTube.

We have just opened up a new Flickr group that anyone and everyone can post to and comment on. This function allows you to add any of your parkour photos to the group for the entire global community to see. Just go to the Flickr address here http://www.flickr.com/groups/parkourgenerations_public/ to join and get started uploading your pictures. Go wild and upload whatever you think will do you justice, but we recommend going for quality over quantity!

We are now collecting the content for the next issue of the Spiked Parkour Magazine, and will be continuing to have a Readers' Gallery section which is an opportunity for any budding photographers to get their work seen in print in the world's first ever parkour magazine.

Last week we provided performance and choreography on an action shoot for an in-house promotional video for financial giants KPMG. Unfortunately, as the video is for internal use only, it's one of those that will never get to see the light of day... which is a shame as Annty provided some great movement! To see the video, click...erm...nowhere. Sorry!

We are now collecting the content for the next issue of the Spiked Parkour Magazine, and will be continuing to have a Readers' Gallery section which is an opportunity for any budding photographers to get their work seen in print in the world's first ever parkour magazine. Our standards for the mag are fairly high of course, but we know there are some great photographers of parkour out there - so anyone who wants to have a crack at seeing their work included, please send all submissions to us here via contact(at)parkourgenerations.com with 'Photo Submission' in the subject title of the email.

We have been fortunate to do a couple of photoshoots in the past with renowned sports photographer Adrian Myers, which have turned out some incredible results, and today Stephane and Forrest went on a new location recce with Adrian to scout out ground for another shoot. As part of the build-up to the summer's eagerly awaited Rendezvous gathering we are thinking of basing this shoot at the iconic Southbank Centre, and we can't wait to get out there and generate some amazing new images. Well worth checking out Adrian's work at his website here.

Yesterday a two-man team from Parkour Generations provided the action for a short television commercial around the hotspots of Birmingham, UK. The commercial is for a shopping channel - as soon as it has been released we wil have the footage here for all to see. Thanks to Paul Demers for taking care of the guys on the day!