Welcome to the Pacific Northwest Parkour Association

We promote safety, respect, and community in the practice of Parkour.

Who we are:

The Pacific Northwest Parkour Association is a non-profit organization chartered by Northwest traceurs (Parkour practitioners) to further these goals:

  • Foster collaboration among Parkour communities
  • Educate new traceurs and the general public about Parkour
  • Build confidence through safe and effective Parkour training
  • Encourage overall fitness and healthy living in our communities

The PNWPA supports community projects that contribute to a healthier world. This includes coordinating and participating in cleanup and building/rebuilding efforts in our public places, particularly those where we enjoy practicing Parkour. We also offer guidance and support for Parkour training, including providing assistance to schools wishing to teach Parkour as part of a physical education curriculum.



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News & Updates:

  • Parkour Visions = more outreach programs! (Jul 2, 2009)

    Some excellent news since our last update! What started as a side project from Janine working with the Spruce Street Teen Crises Center has expanded to a relationship with New Futures serving low-income apartment complexes, the Lincoln Center public after school program, and one or two other groups who are interested in using parkour teachings [...]

  • Project Spruce Street Starts! (May 31, 2009)

    Project Spruce Street kicked off this week in Seattle, bringing parkour classes to at-risk youth in the heart of downtown!
    Janine Cundy, Tyson Cecka, and Brandee Laird headed downtown on Thursday (May 28th) to kick start an initiative that will bring parkour classes to halfway houses every week, free of charge. Lessons focus on much more [...]

  • May's Free Beginner Parkour Clinic (May 4, 2009)

    See more photos on the PNWPA’s Flickr group

  • Read more from the PNWPA Blog …

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