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59 – Oppressive Spaces, Urban Design, and Parkour's Radical Potential w/ Kel Glaister
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59 – Oppressive Spaces, Urban Design, and Parkour's Radical Potential w/ Kel Glaister
Some advice from a fellow traveller… If you are experiencing depression yourself, some of the points below may be helpful. This is not an exhaustive list, and it’s not medical advice. These things are what I aim for in periods of depression; I certainly don’t manage it all the time. Remember, relapse is part of recover
The view from where I’m standing… I have depression. Looking back, it has been a part of my life for a long time...
Why are you barefoot? I was asked this question while balancing barefoot along an abandoned tram track in a park in Leipzig, by an adorable five-year-old, asking the way children do; with a genuine curiosity rather than the i-already-think-you’re-an-idiot tone that adults can take. But speaking German, I scrambled for
n/PK is a small zine detailing the parkour training scene in Nepal, as experienced by a visiting parkour practitioner from outside Nepal. Originally posted on www.penelopedavison.com, where you can download the print zine. A big thank you to the following people and organisations: Asim Shrestha, Dinesh Sunar, Christian
Our series of blog posts introducing our coaches begins with John! "Any comments, questions, stories, revelations, feedback or anything else want to say?" That's something you'll often hear John say when he is teaching classes or workshops. So, diving in, we asked... what is John's story? What would you like to tell u
The next in our series of blog posts introducing our coaches is Bri: What would you like to tell us about yourself? Training has been a big part of my life for the last 10 years. That training has ranged from parkour, pole dancing, soccer, martial arts and a good old weights. I’m lucky enough to be able to work in are
We’ve compiled below some advice for training and safety in extreme hot weather conditions. This is intended to be an evolving document, so