Organised by our friends over at StreetMovement, the annual StreetCamp event is for younger practitioners who come out to train at the Gerlev Sports Academy over the course of a few days. This year saw team member James Gore heading over to Denmark to give the kids some new additional parkour skills to their repertoire and have a play on the awesome facilities the StreetMovement guys have built over there.

All this week we will be delivering an ADAPT Instructor Qualification course in Denmark, at Gerlev Sports Academy, for Danish collective Streetmovement. Dan and Stephane fly out today to deliver the course and will also be teaching a couple of the regular local classes while there. We're very happy to welcome the Streetmovement team into the global ADAPT network, and we'll have more details to follow once the course is completed. Later this month we will also be delivering ADAPT in Finland.

A great little video edit of the recent Streetcamp in Denmark, which had Team Member Blane as guest instructor, is now online and can be seen HERE. The Streetcamp is for 13-18 year olds and is held twice a year to great success by our colleagues at StreetMovement. Another short video worth checking out is the first in a series of films following Laurent Piemontesi of the Yamakasi founders as he visits different cities to discover the place and its spirit.

Tomorrow Team Member Blane will be heading out to teach at Streetmovement's bi-annual Streetcamp in Denmark, this the 6th time the event has run. The week-long camp is designed for 13-18 year olds and is situated at Denmark's famous Gerlev Sports Academy - a fantastic place for training and getting fit and healthy! All details can be found at the link above.

October sees the return of Danish group Streetmovement's bi-annual Streetcamp, this the 6th time the event has run. Again we will be providing an instructor to teach at the camp, which is designed for 13-18 year olds and is situated at Denmark's famous Gerlev Sports Academy. Online registration is now available and all details can be found at the link above.

Next week sees the European Gathering kicking off in Denmark, hosted by our good friends at Streetmovement. The event is based at Gerlev Sports Academy just outside Copenhagen, and as always some of the Parkour Generations team will be teaching throughout alongside Yamakasi founders Williams Belle and Laurent Piemontesi. This year Dom and James will be coaching each day, and Yao and Annty will also be present for some of the event.

Today is the last day of Streetmovement's annual training event for young people in Denmark, Street Camp V. Street Camp is an event held twice a year for 13-18 year olds. The camp runs for four days with lots of inspirational training at Denmark's very best facilities, namely Gerlev Sports Academy just outside Copenhagen and the bespoke Streetmovement Park. This year team member Blane has been in residence teaching there the entire week as a special guest, and he has had a great time doing so.

This year Blane will be teaching at Streetmovement's annual training event for young people in Denmark from May 13-16, Street Camp V. Street Camp is an event held twice a year for 13-18 year olds. The camp runs for four days with lots of inspirational training at Denmark's very best facilities, namely Gerlev Sports Academy just outside Copenhagen and the bespoke Streetmovement Park.

This week, from October 15-17, team member Thomas will be guest instructing at the latest of the Street movement training camps in conjunction with Denmark's Street Movement team. These seminars are always a pleasure to run, and are held on the bespoke training facility just outside Copenhagen which is fantastic to use. The European gatherings in Denmark always have a great spirit to them, with highly experienced practitioners both instructing and attending from all over.

Stephane and Johann leave for Denmark this weekend to teach at next week's European Gathering organised by the Street Movement guys, alongside our partners the Yamakasi Founders at Majestic Force. Held in Copenhagen, the event is usually a very well run couple of days of seminars, and this year promises to be no exception.