Parkour Fall Session Schedule
Ages 4+ · Fall 2026

Parkour Classes

Obstacle-based movement, strength, confidence, and safe skill progressions.

Join our fixed 10-week Fall Parkour session. Classes run every Friday from September 18 to November 20, 2026, with Brock Glavin.

Friday Parkour Schedule

Select a class to register for the Fall session.

FridaySeptember 18–November 20 · Brock
5:15 PM
Intro Parkour — Fall Session
Ages 4–6 · 10-week session · Brock
A playful first step into Parkour, with obstacle courses, jumping, balancing, crawling, coordination, and safe landing skills for young movers.
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6:00 PM
Primary Parkour — Fall Session
Ages 6–8 · 10-week session · Brock
A high-energy class that builds strength, agility, confidence, and movement control through climbing, vaulting, obstacle courses, and skill challenges.
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6:45 PM
Parkour Flipping — Fall Session
Ages 9+ · 10-week session · Brock
For students ready to explore flips and tricks through progressive drills, conditioning, safe technique, and the body awareness needed for advanced movement.
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7:45 PM
Junior Parkour — Fall Session
Ages 9+ · 10-week session · Brock
A structured Parkour program with obstacle-based training, technical progressions, strength work, and movement challenges that grow skill and confidence.
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Meet Your Instructor: Brock Glavin

Brock Glavin is a Parkour athlete with more than 15 years of experience. He brings a strong foundation in movement, obstacle training, and progressive skill development to every class, helping students build confidence, control, and safe technique at their own pace.

Parkour is offered as a fixed 10-week session. Students build coordination, strength, balance, obstacle-course skills, and confidence through age-appropriate instruction and progressive skill development.

World Parkour Federation map for kids parkour classes in Mississauga

Training and Certification

Our instructors are WFPF (World Federation of Parkour and Free running) trained. Once students reach Primary level they will progress through our Band System of parkour training. We call it the wristband road map.