Last year, veteran of the UK scene and Parkour Generations Affiliate Coach Johnny 'Sticky' Budden completed an incredible challenge of running 1000 miles from the northern tip of Britain to Paris, in just a few weeks, in order to raise awareness and funds for motor neurone disease.

As an official sponsor, we would like to heap praise and respect upon Jonny 'Sticky' Budden for today completing his 1000 miles of parkour in aid of research into Motor Neurone Disease - well done that man! He reached the Eiffel Tower earlier this evening, having started from John O'Groats some 6 weeks ago. Incredible achievement. For more details and to donate to a great cause, click here.

Veteran practitioner Sticky is well into his 1000 mile charity run from the northern tip of Scotland to Paris, birthplace of the art. This Sunday, May 23rd, he will hit London, where he will run a marathon distance incorporating all of the best London training spots on his way and be joined by many of the Parkour Generations collective and Academy body.

Veteran practitioner Sticky begins his 1000 mile charity run from the northern tip of Scotland to Paris, birthplace of the art, this Saturday morning - in a few weeks' time he will hit London, where he will run a marathon distance incorporating all of the best London training spots on his way and be joined by many of the Parkour Generations collective and Academy body. We'll be giving more details out nearer the time as to where and when to be if you want to run the London leg with him to show your support and assist in his task of raising awareness of motor neurone disease.

Very soon veteran practitioner Johnny 'Sticky' Budden will be embarking on his 1000 Miles of Parkour run in aid of Motor Neurone Disease from the northern tip of the UK all the way to the birthplace of the art in Paris, France. This unique journey will involve him running over a marathon a day for about a month, using parkour to overcome any obstacle in his path, and hooking up with traceurs in various cities to join him for a spell before he moves on.

Another shout-out for veteran traceur Sticky, who next month will begin his 1000 mile run from the northern tip of the UK down to Paris, birthplace of the art, in aid of combatting motor neurone disease. Sticky is doing his Level One ADAPT instructor qualification this week, but other than that he is training all out for his gargantuan task for this excellent cause - so dig deep, head to his blogsite and DONATE!

We'd like to take this opportunity to shine the spotlight on veteran traceur Johnny 'Sticky' Budden as he prepares for his 1000 mile run from the northern tip of the UK all the way to Paris - all in aid of raising money for and awareness of Motor Neurone Disease. Parkour Generations is very happy to lend its full support to Sticky as he undertakes this momentous task and will be assisting him with his training for the event..

With the annual gathering that is Rendezvous 4 going off with a bang this weekend, August 29/30 in central London, we are happy to announce that Sticky, another long-time UK veteran, will be in the mix as a guest -and anyone who knows him will know to be prepared for a few laughs. The event this year is dedicated to our good friend Naoki Ishiyama, who unfortunately can't be with us due to a recent injury - but will be there in spirit. Get well soon Naoki-kun!