Spring registration is now open!

AN ADULT MOVEMENT COMMUNITY LIKE NO OTHER

Join our outdoor parkour classes in Portland! This is not another sports or exercise class—parkour is an inclusive community and movement lifestyle. Learn to explore and play in your surroundings, navigating challenges and obstacle courses for your body and mind. You’ll gain fitness, confidence, and creativity with a community of like-minded folks. Learn more.

Our spring season is 12 weeks long, with two 6-week sessions. Spring 1 runs April 1–May 12 (no class April 20-21). Spring 2 runs May 13–June 23.

PRICING

  • 6-week series: $135

  • 2nd+ class series of season: $115

  • Drop in: $28 (please note, drop-ins are limited)

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Parkour Fundamentals

Through movements like vaulting, jumping, and crawling, you’ll learn to see your everyday outdoor environment as a play space. Parkour looks different for every body type. We will work with you to find your own expression of moving over and under obstacles. Suitable for most, whether you're a seasoned athlete or just beginning your fitness journey.

Prerequisites: Must be able to squat up and down and be able to get up and down from the ground.

Sundays, 11:30am at Irving Park

 

Family Parkour

In this intergenerational class, parents will work with their children to develop parkour skills taught by the instructor. Parkour classes are high-energy, interactive experiences. Students learn to move creatively and efficiently in a collaborative social environment. Every session includes a warm-up and cool-down, falling safety (ukemi), skill practice, movement games, and obstacle courses.

This class requires parent or guardian participation and youth of age 4-9.

Sundays, 12:30pm at Irving Park

 

Parkour Fit

Parkour Fit is one path of progression we provide for folks interested in starting and developing their parkour journey. This class focuses on developing the strength and coordination necessary to practice parkour safely. Techniques will be broken down into their fundamentals, and made progressively more challenging as students improve. Class structure will be a mix of stability and coordination, skills practice, and bodyweight exercises.

Suitable for most, whether you're a seasoned athlete or just beginning your fitness journey.

Mondays, 5:30pm at Mt. Tabor Park