Our Team

Executive Director • brady@parkourvisions.org

Coach Brady’s Parkour practice started in 2007 when he was expanding his skills as a stuntman in Los Angeles, CA. His sister, Luci Romberg, joined a local Freerunning team, Team Tempest, and Brady became their business manager. In 2009, Brady went on to compete in the Redbull Art of Motion in Vienna, Austria. After that he hosted a parkour competition show called Jump City: Seattle on G4. Beyond parkour, Brady has appeared in hundreds of Films and TV Shows Stunt Doubling actors including Daniel Craig, Matt Damon, Miles Teller, Boyd Holbrook, Justin Timberlake and many more (IMDB). In 2017, Brady left LA to raise his kids in the beautiful forests of the Pacific Northwest where he discovered PKV. Brady loves working with kids and is excited help them develop fundamental life skills through the lens of parkour and human movement.

Operations Director • niko@parkourvisions.org

Niko has been practicing parkour since the fall of 2009. The informal foundation of parkour for him was born in Middle School, where he would often get sweet air jumping the main flight of stairs. By luck in 2010 a friend invited him to a class, and it changed everything. There is only one skill Niko has practiced as long as parkour: piano. He began them around the same time, and they remain the two most important constants in his life. Niko graduated from Portland State University in 2015 with a B.S. in Public Health and Exercise Science.

Communications Coordinator  • coachbryan@parkourvisions.org

Bryan’s Parkour journey began in 2014 as a curious and energetic teenager. He has since had the pleasure of coaching kids 2-18 for the past decade.  Bryan emphasizes safety and self confidence in his coaching and encourages students to find success by challenging themselves. Bryan believes in creating an environment where students can feel welcomed and encouraged by their piers and by their coaches.

In his space time, Bryan can be found training, hiking with his two large dogs, skating, and practicing martial arts. 

Assistant Coach • adrienhoshi@parkourvisons.org

Adrien first tried parkour when he was 9 and became more passionate over time. He has been practicing parkour for 7 years now, with the majority of that time training with PKV. At the start of 2024, he participated in the Leap to Lead program to become an assistant coach. On top of parkour, he enjoys learning about game design, music production, and 3D printing. 

Lead Parkour Coach • zacharyharris@parkourvisions.org

Coach Zach is originally from Spokane and started parkour shortly after moving to Western Washington when he was 7. He trained on and off for years at his local gym and even drove down to take classes with Parkour Visions (PKV) for a short while. His background is in parkour as well as gymnastics and climbing, but he always comes back to parkour. Coaching has been his core passion since he started at 14, and moving to Seattle for university has given him an excellent opportunity to pursue both coaching and science. He is currently pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Materials Science and Engineering at the University of Washington—and yes, one reason he chose UW is its incredible parkour spots!

Dance & Parkour Coach • norachareon@parkourvisions.org

Nora is a Biology student at the University of Washington with over 13 years of dance experience and several years of teaching. She’s passionate about helping students develop strength, coordination, and confidence through movement. Her background as a dance instructor allows her to bring creativity and a playful energy to every class.

In her free time, Nora enjoys hiking, trying new foods, and exploring the outdoors whenever she can.

Parkour Coach • marcelwilber@parkourvisions.org

Coach Marcel was born and raised here in Seattle where he started off as a gymnast and martial artist. While he loved both sports, he quickly took to parkour and tricking during his teen years since it offered him the chance to become a modern day ninja. He coached gymnastics for years at many gyms in the Seattle area in both recreational and competitive levels before coming to teach with PKV. 

Outside of parkour, Marcel spends his time skateboarding, producing music, and staying active in the gym.

Head Coach • jupiter@parkourvisions.org

A Portland native, Jupiter began his parkour training 11 years ago at Revolution Parkour. The same month, he broke his femur at a local park. Three months and several copies of Assassin's Creed later, he was back to training. The same year, he was coaching at his local gym, Parkour Infinity. From these humbling beginnings and ever after, Jupiter has seen his life, the world and everything as the parkour philosophers before him intended: “It’s about overcoming obstacles, whether they’re mental or physical.” Whether it was couch-bound gaming sessions, going to college for physics and physiology, filming and moving for parkour art projects, or building, breaking, and rebuilding his body to allow for a life of pain-free movement, he has always found his own way forward. Jupiter believes that everyone can, and he attempts to give others the simple yet universal tools to break down their fears and become the person capable of facing them.

Lead Parkour Coach • josh@parkourvisions.org

Josh has been training parkour for 9 years. He started parkour in 2012 with a friend at an open gym at Revolution Parkour. They loved it and continued to practice their skills outside of class together. In addition to coaching parkour, Josh also works with autistic youth to help them build life skills and healthy habits. In his free time, Josh loves playing guitar and drums and spending time with friends and family. Josh is also known to enjoy a steaming mug of chamomile tea before bed every night.

Parkour Coach • lydiafuller@parkourvisions.org

Dia enjoys finding new ways to engage their body in movements of all kinds. They play basketball and practice dance, flow (fire/LED spinning), yoga, skateboarding, and roller skating, in addition to their newest hobby, parkour! Dia can ride a giant bike in tandem AND walk on glass, and they once performed in a circus show alongside Portland clowns Olive Rootbeer and Dingo Dizmal. Dia enjoys camping, karaoke, and is on a spiritual journey of self-rediscovery. They coached high school basketball for one year and archery with Trackers Earth for five years.

Dance & Parkour Coach • ellie@parkourvisions.org

Originally from Idaho Falls, Idaho, Ellie Toop is a contemporary dancer who is passionate about movement and exploration. She started dancing at the age of two and was classically trained in ballet for the majority of those years. She recently transitioned to contemporary dance and other forms of movement to embrace the freedom and artistry that dance offers. She currently dances in the trainee program of a professional company called Open Space in Portland, where she trains, rehearses, and performs in many dance pieces. She has worked with and performed works by many renowned professional dance artists and choreographers in multiple states. With the time that Ellie has outside of dance and work, she loves exploring new foods, spending time with loved ones, and of course being outside.

Park Design Director • colin@parkourvisions.org

Colin MacDonald is the design director at Parkour Visions Design and a graduate student in landscape architecture at the University of Washington. Colin’s professional work centers on exploring how sculptural forms and mixed materials can create dynamic, accessible, and inviting spaces for parkour and play. He has designed gyms, pop-up structures, and live event sets for an array of clients. Colin is North America's most prolific and experienced designer of outdoor parkour parks with completed projects across the United States and Canada.