AUSTRALIAN PARKOUR ASSOCIATION INITIATIVES

The APA aims to reach its goals through projects and initiatives to develop the discipline and the community.
Initiatives that are in progress or development by the APA include:

Parkour training sessions that teach participants how to make the most of their training and how to increase their training effectiveness.
Teaching Parkour to disadvantaged people in detention centre's.
The spreading of Parkour to the wider community in Australia.
The creation of a positive image of Parkour and its participants to the wider community.
A regular newsletter to keep people updated about the activities of the APA and other Parkour related information.

CURRENT AND PREVIOUS WORK

Schools

Lynall Hall High School
Mount Waverly High School
Hampton Primary School
Kensington Community College

Juvenile Detention Centre's

Malmsbury Juvenile Detention Centre
Melbourne Youth Justice Centre, Parkville

Youth Groups

Challenge
Craigeburn Youth Centre
Newcombe Youth Centre

Government/Corporate

Bluearth

The Australian Parkour Association has also worked closely with Hume City Council on many projects including working with at risk children at the Craigebrun Youth Centre, running workshops for newly arrived immagrants and running workshops at the Craigebrun Festival.

If you wish to find out more about any of the projects above or to enquire about assistance with your particular organisation, then don't hesitate to contact an Australian Parkour Association representative.

APA NSW representative Rhys James mid air performing a Saut de Chat to Saut de Bras.