National Gathering 2010

Posted by ShaunWood on Jul 26, 2010 in Training, Travel | 0 comments

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with Thailand ‘10 done and dusted and Team Farang saying goodbye for another year, its time to look forward to the up and coming events.  First and foremost, we have setup a blog so everyone can keep up to date with the developements of this years National Gathering. It has been decided that this years meet will be held in Melbourne on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd of OCTOBER. If you want to know more than head over to http://www.national.parkour.asn.au/ ..

I would also like to share with you all that we are also going to have another Sydney Massive in the not to distant future. A date has not been set yet, but it will be posted as soon as it has been decided. The first was a “massive” success and we would love to keep the momentum going and hold another jam as soon as possible.

That is all from me for now,

safe trainings.

<3

Team Farang Striking Back

Posted by Sammy on Jul 20, 2010 in Experiences, Training, Travel | 0 comments

With the arrival of Shaun Wood early this week – Team Farang reached a rounded 10 to make Anan’s apartment the smelliest Global Parkour Halfway House. Stay tuned for more updates and keep your eyes peeled for a new video too.

Kenny in Paris

Posted by Kenny on Jul 3, 2010 in Experiences, Travel | 2 comments

Hi everyone from Sydney Parkour!

It’s Kenny here, long time member of Sydney Parkour and assistant instructor with the Australian Parkour Association. For the past month I have been travelling in France and thought I should update you on some of my training.

ADD Experience 2010 Group Photo

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Julia Kuhn – German in Australia

Posted by Sammy on May 15, 2010 in Experiences, GirlParkour, Training, Travel | 1 comment

Some of you may remember Julia from Germany who visited Australia last year, she was a regular at classes and the training sessions as well as the Girls’ Jams. She’s written an excellent recount of her time over here on the GirlParkour Website. This is a great read about stepping outside your comfort zone, breaking through fear barriers and the friends made a long the way.

But when you’re doubtful about yourself and training, when you don’t see any progression, when you have bailed, when you’re not motivated or you don’t have anything that inspires you, it’s just so much easier to continue training if there are people around you, cheering you up and telling you, that everyone can do Parkour.

You can read the article here.