Urban Sports Park / Freerun Parcours

Freerunning and pakour have become increasingly popular in recent years. Not yet familiar with these fast-growing sports? Here you will find all the information you need about freerunning, parkour and the layout of a freerun park.

Freerunning and parkour can be explained as the overcoming of obstacles and hurdles. All kinds of techniques and tricks are used, such as the well-known somersault or the catleap and monkey.

When practising freerunning and parkour, you learn how to push your boundaries. Of course, it is also a physical sport, in which almost every muscle group is trained.

A freerun parkour is a playground for athletes who want to train in the fresh air without any restrictions. The sport was originally practised exclusively in the city. People jumped on, over and from all sorts of objects that were not intended for this purpose. The purchase of a freerun park with the right configuration, however, provides a safe and challenging environment for freerunners! In our opinion, the necessary freerun obstacles should not be missing during the set-up of an urban sports park.

Freerun can be perfectly combined with other urban sports such as calisthenics. In our preconfigured urban sports park, both calisthenics and parkour have enough space, equipment and obstacles so that both sports can be performed optimally.

Thanks to our parkour configurations developed by specialists, every freerunner can train his or her techniques even better. Besides the added value in the area of sports, a freerun park is also an added value on a social level. This allows our urban sports parks to function as a meeting place for the youth, so they can enjoy sports together in the open air. The construction of a freerun park is also the way to let the urban culture flourish in the area.

Urban culture is characterised by meeting people from different backgrounds and stimulating each other in a positive way. All kinds of initiatives have therefore arisen from this new way of doing sports. Think of local instructors who help and support beginners by teaching them the basic techniques.

Freerunning and pakour have become increasingly popular in recent years. Not yet familiar with these fast-growing sports? Here you will find all the information you need about freerunning, parkour and the layout of a freerun park.

Freerunning and parkour can be explained as the overcoming of obstacles and hurdles. All kinds of techniques and tricks are used, such as the well-known somersault or the catleap and monkey.

When practising freerunning and parkour, you learn how to push your boundaries. Of course, it is also a physical sport, in which almost every muscle group is trained.

A freerun parkour is a playground for athletes who want to train in the fresh air without any restrictions. The sport was originally practised exclusively in the city. People jumped on, over and from all sorts of objects that were not intended for this purpose. The purchase of a freerun park with the right configuration, however, provides a safe and challenging environment for freerunners! In our opinion, the necessary freerun obstacles should not be missing during the set-up of an urban sports park.

Freerun can be perfectly combined with other urban sports such as calisthenics. In our preconfigured urban sports park, both calisthenics and parkour have enough space, equipment and obstacles so that both sports can be performed optimally.

Thanks to our parkour configurations developed by specialists, every freerunner can train his or her techniques even better. Besides the added value in the area of sports, a freerun park is also an added value on a social level. This allows our urban sports parks to function as a meeting place for the youth, so they can enjoy sports together in the open air. The construction of a freerun park is also the way to let the urban culture flourish in the area.

Urban culture is characterised by meeting people from different backgrounds and stimulating each other in a positive way. All kinds of initiatives have therefore arisen from this new way of doing sports. Think of local instructors who help and support beginners by teaching them the basic techniques.