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Next Session
Hi Freerunners, we are restarting sessions today (Sunday September 9th). Our next session is Sunday September 16th. A full list of 2018 autumn sessions that have been confirmed so far can be found on the Sessions page. Looking forward to seeing you all again soon.
Freerunning Classes
Joel our Senior Coach also teaches Parkour classes at schools in Cheshire and Shropshire as part of our Schools Partnership Program. If you would like more information on this scheme and other service we offer, please contact us by email.
About Us
The Nantwich Freerunners are a group of local young people who practice
parkour. They have joined together with the aim of improving and increasing people's knowledge and enjoyment of the practices of Parkour and Freerunning in the Nantwich area.
parkour. They have joined together with the aim of improving and increasing people's knowledge and enjoyment of the practices of Parkour and Freerunning in the Nantwich area.
Danny at the Grand Opening
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Our initial mission was to build a purpose designed freerunning park in Nantwich. This was accomplished in August 2012 when phase one of the park was officially opened by Daniel Illabaca.
The park is currently the only one of it's kind in the North West and one of only a handful in the UK! |
The facility is actively used by local traceurs and forms a key element of our promotion of the activity in the area. The club meet regularly at the park and also at our weekly gym sessions, please check the sessions page for an up-to-date list of session times and dates.
Freerunning is a discipline/sport that is fairly new to the UK but is already
very popular and the number of practitioners is growing daily. On initial
contact it can seem quite intimidating to some people and we want to help
people understand that it is an 'art of movement' that involves discipline and
skill but is also great fun.
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Many of our members can witness to how their involvement in parkour has been beneficial to them both physically and mentally. Many also believe that practicing the discipline regularly helps them enhance their emotional well-being. But above all, those who engage in parkour, find it both challenging and fun.
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