Women's International Parkour Weekend 2018 I Parkour Generations

[@gerrardandstuff]

Such a wonderful and positive event!

[@tonywalker1954]

I am a male parkour athlete and I absolutely support the inclusion of women in parkour. I think there should be more and more women doing this from all over the world. I love seeing women's international parkour weekend and one day I hope to see a documentary about women and parkour. Keep training everyone and stay strong. And train safe

[@PatruccaChan]

This is exciting and inspiring to see! I've had a growing interesting in Parkour for a few years now, but I just turned 34 years old and feel I might be too old to start...

[@ParkourGenerations]

NEVER! We have many women over 60 attending this event and our London classes! Get to it!

[@Dallex_]

This looks so amazing I can't believe I missed it

[@ParkourGenerations]

2019 is now open for booking!

[@Dallex_]

@@ParkourGenerations I'll check it out.... On you're website right?

[@parkourbxl]

Wonderful ! Perfect ! :)

[@movementsnacks]

So cool!

[@dogocoffee1721]

I wish this happens in my country

[@DarkSpawnable]

Much love to females moving around enjoying the sport ❤️✊

[@thebigblack0493]

Hello Niome if you see this

[@MoveFreerunning]

Big love with this event and the womans community is general. Men in the parkour and freerunning community need to take inspiration to dissolve their ego, because it's obvious women train with more purity and less competition. It's refreshing to see.

[@colinmoras2385]

MoveFreerunning why do you have that kind of bias against men? What do you mean by ‘pure’? Men and women train the way they want to and men are not better of worse than women. Theres nothing wrong with competition either. And men dont need to “learn” anything from these women besides showing respect and appreciation which im sure all of them do

[@MoveFreerunning]

Worth noting I'm a man. This is my perspective on the parkour and freerunning scene in todays society. Perhaps I could have said 'I believe there are certain men who need to take inspiration' ... My apologies. Anyway, I hope you aren't concerned with wordplay, because the sentiment is the same. I appreciate the way this group of humans train, and I do attribute that largely to the difference is social conditioning between men and women - I for one would like to see more women in parkour, mixed training groups, and if we actually listen to the social issues I believe that we see many women are disenfranchised by the male dominated parkour scene and the kind of training atmosphere that results.

[@courtney-tailz4773]