Welcome to SCPK, the Parkour website for the south coast of England. Our goal is to create a place which traceurs from across the south coast can use to organise training sessions, find other traceurs in their area, get information on some great places to practice, and also learn more about Parkour and how to do it. We also host Parkour pictures and videos submitted by traceurs from across the community, so if you want somewhere to put pictures of your latest training session, or find some great videos to get inspiration from, this is the place to come.
We aim to promote a friendly, non-competitive and helpful atmosphere, and we already have a growing community of traceurs on our forums, who are all willing to help those who wish to take up Parkour. As well as the forums, we have area ambassadors right accross the south coast. Our ambassadors are here to help you get started with Parkour, and to help introduce you to other people who train in your area. Currently we do not have an ambassador for every town, but get in touch with the person nearest to you, and they'll do their best to help you out.
Our ambassadors are happy to answer any questions you may have, so feel free to email them with anything. From east to west, our ambassadors are:
Posted by Sym / Saturday, May 10, 2008 (20:48:41) / (16 reads)
Some users were experiencing issues upon accessing their SCPK account.
This should now be resolved for all users.
Can no one change the theme for their account until other themes are fixed.
Also can you please spread the word to other members. Looks as though the newsletter feature doesn't work in the upgrade that was carried out.(something else to fix!)
If any members are still having issues can you please email me with the account name, the browser you are using and details on how you got the issue and I will look into each one.
Please don't email me if you can access SCPK as I may be dealing with other members problems ad I don't want to delay their access. I hope you understand.
Many thanks
Sym
sym@scpk.info
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Sports Relief is over...
Posted by Drew / Wednesday, March 19, 2008 (18:40:39) / (230 reads)
Posted by Mitch / Tuesday, January 08, 2008 (01:05:02) / (724 reads)
After the successful launch of inov8’s first parkour and free running shoe (the Inov-8 f-lite 320 PK) Team 101 were eager to test the new F-lite 301 PK’s that were soon to be released.
Mitch was given a pair and asked to put the shoes to the test on various surfaces and in different weather conditions to see how well the shoes could cope.
Posted by Drew / Monday, January 07, 2008 (20:52:56) / (631 reads)
In light of a recent accident in my home town of Waterlooville we at SCPK would like to reiterate that Parkour is a dangerous sport and as such is undertaken with the understanding of risks and preperation needed.
Having seen the gap attempted before we are sure that it shouldn't be attempted without some serious amounts of physical training, conditioning (some years), and lot of time perfecting technique and practicing on an object that isn't so high. We stress that Parkour should be practised at ground level for years before building the self competance to add elements of height.
We understand that the media chooses to predominantly show big, dangerous jumps however as practitioners of the sport we believe that this is not what Parkour is about.
We hope the young man in question recovers soon and isnt too traumatised from the accident.
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