Next week, Friday 7th-Sunday 9th August, Team Members Blane and Seb will be running a seminar in Geneva, Switzerland, for our friends at Try N' Trace, the Swiss Parkour organisation. All details can be found at the link above, and after our last seminar there two years ago we are sure this one will be just as successful.

For the second time this year we are heading to Switzerland to run an international seminar. Team Members Stephane and Blane will be teaching the event, which runs from July 31st to August 2nd, and the guys fly out today. This seminar is being held in the Italian region of Switzerland, and anyone wanting more details can contact us directly here. We will also be returning to Switzerland later in September for a quite unprecedented event we are launching in Morzine, in the Alps. More on this very soon...

Forrest and Dan have just finished giving a 3-day seminar in Geneva, Switzerland, and it has been a great success. The participants gave everything to the training, which was held at various excellent spots around the city under bright sunshine and clear blue skies, and the enthusiasm, diligence and determination of the students were most impressive. Parkour Generations would like to thank Jan, Paula, Gerard and Delphine for making the event possible, and all those who sweated it out for the three days without complaining (too much..)!

On March 28th, 29th and 30th Forrest and Dan will be running a seminar in Geneva, Switzerland in conjunction with the budding parkour community there. March 28th the training will be held at the Commune de Thonex, March 29th in Geneva's town centre, and the 30th we will be at the Commune de Meyrin. For more details, email Jan Grossetete on jan.grossetete (at) hotmail.com.

Parkour Coaching athletes Stephane, Dan, Forrest & Tracey are to be featured in a video created by Julie Angel as part of an installation comissioned by the museum. The museum is a privately funded foundation, presenting a variety of exhibitions on Swiss and international architecture.

For more information about the museum, see HERE.