LondonParkour is excited to announce its new collaboration with Imperial College London, providing parkour classes to students at the prestigious university. Led by Mesh, an experienced and passionate coach, these sessions are set to elevate the parkour skills of Imperial’s students every Wednesday.

LondonParkour v7 – 2025. The website has undergone a complete overhaul, introducing a fresh design, a revamped class booking system with detailed emails and reviews, a new map page for hotspots, over 800 tutorials, new challenges with diagrams, Pulse integration, a blog, and more.

In 2013, Tata Sky revolutionized Indian advertising with a groundbreaking 3-minute, 30-second commercial for their Tata Sky+ HD set-top box. The ad, shot in a real prison in Hungary, follows a group of foreign convicts plotting a daring escape during an India-Pakistan cricket match—only to be thwarted by the advanced features of Tata Sky+ HD. Featuring stunning parkour stunts by Andy from LondonParkour and Charles Perrière from the legendary Yamakasi group, the commercial set a new standard in creativity and action. Directed by Vivek Kakkad and produced by Curious, the ad became the longest TV commercial in Indian advertising history, showcasing not just technology, but an unforgettable narrative that captivated audiences.

Zoe Williams, a reporter from The Guardian, took on the challenge of parkour firsthand, stepping out of her comfort zone to experience the sport in its rawest form. Under the guidance of Andy Pearson, founder of London Parkour, she learned that parkour isn’t just for the young and ultra-fit—it’s for anyone willing to push their boundaries. From balance exercises on low rails to climbing walls and attempting daring cat leaps, Zoe quickly discovered the thrill and satisfaction of mastering parkour basics. By the end of the session, a tiny nick on her wrist became a badge of honor, and she walked away with a newfound appreciation for the sport’s creativity and inclusivity.

LondonParkour had the exciting opportunity to lead parkour workshops for kids at the iconic Sandringham Flower Show. Held on the stunning grounds of the royal estate in Norfolk, UK, the show attracts thousands each year. Coaches Andy Pearson and Kevin Francomme introduced children to the basics of parkour, using a dynamic setup with vault boxes, jump blocks, scaffolding, and precision rails. With an emphasis on safety, fun, and building confidence, the workshops were a hit, inspiring young participants to challenge themselves and discover the joy of movement. The day was a perfect blend of athleticism, creativity, and community spirit!

In a thrilling collaboration between London Parkour and the British Army, Andy Pearson, owner of London Parkour, introduced soldiers with no previous parkour experience to the fundamentals of freerunning. Through a series of challenges focused on jumping, balancing, vaulting, climbing, and moving, the soldiers pushed their physical and mental limits, learning new skills and building confidence. The session culminated in a final parkour run, where the soldiers combined everything they had learned into one seamless flow. Despite initial nerves, the soldiers embraced the challenge, discovering new abilities and even a potential new hobby. This unique experience showcased the power of parkour to overcome obstacles—both physical and mental—and proved that with the right mindset, anyone can conquer new challenges.

In an electrifying collaboration, the LondonParkour team takes center stage in The Stranglers’ latest music video, “This Song.” Featuring football legend Stuart Pearce and filmed by the elite visual storytellers at Praxima, the video showcases high-octane parkour chases across London. Andy Pearson leads as Stuart’s stunt double, while Leon Lawrence, Kevin Francomme, and Richard Anderson pursue him with gravity-defying stunts. Dive into this dynamic blend of music, sport, and storytelling, set against the backdrop of The Stranglers’ new album, “Dark Matters.”

In this comprehensive blog post, we take a deep dive into the parkour techniques taught at LondonParkour for military personnel. Covering a wide range of movements, this article serves as a potential training guide, offering methodologies, plans, and programs tailored to enhance soldiers’ physical and mental performance through parkour.

Our FAQ covers everything about parkour, from its definition and origin to safety, skills, and training tips. Learn about its benefits, the difference between parkour and freerunning, where to practice, and how to get started. Whether you’re new or experienced, our FAQ helps you better understand the discipline.