Hello :d

[oli]

hey guys, im new here but anyways if been doing parkour for about 1 month and i am pretty crap, but i thought watching others in the local area and getting to know others into parkour would be quite a good way to start out it would be really helpful if u could like tell me when you jam and where cheers for the help

oli

[Alec]

Hi oli, welcome to the forums! Have a look, stay a while, lots of useful info here
We usually meet every saturday on top of st nicks shopping centre between 12 & 1pm. then we walk around the city and train in places along the way. I'll be out this saturday, and as long as the weather holds up I bet a lot of others will be too. Look forward to training with you in the future

[Flan]

Welcome OIi, everyone has to start somewhere, and I glad you are.

Take a look around the forums, for times and locations of our meet-up's. If you need any advice about training ect we will try our hardest to accommodate you, but please make sure you have checked if a similar topic has already been posted.

Im looking forward to seeing you out.

[Ali]

Welcome Oli

Training with us will definitely help you learn, though there is also a lot of good info online if you want to learn in your spare time too I really recommend the tutorials on Urban Current's YouTube channel (especially the ones by Adam McC), and the articles at ParkourGenerations.com

[Only Registered Users Can See LinksClick Here To Register] - this helped me loads

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[Danno]

Great post Ali. A lot of people may not know about the articles on parkour generations. They are supremely informative and very interesting too!

[oli]

cheers guys thats really helpful and how old r u guys, cause i am actually only 14 is that still cool to train with u guys ? Cool beans, so all i have to do is turn up a st nics might not be able to make it this weekend though

cheers again oli

[Alec]

Yeah, the earlier you start the better man
I'm 16 and have only been training for 3 or 4 months. You'll come along in leaps and bounds literally

[oli]

cheers alec, so r all of u like 16 thanks for all the help man. i think it would be great to learn from you guys so is it cool if i just turn up ? and also how many normally turn up ?

[Alec]

we get any sort of numbers from a couple of people to 20 people. lots of ages too, I think the youngest who've trained with us were...11, and there are people into their 20's. all you have to do is turn up man, and we're pretty easy to spot haha
keep an eye out for a post in the forum about what'll be happening this weekend

[Ali]

A few of us are going down to Glasgow this weekend but there could still be a couple of people training as usual at St Nicks on Saturday if you end up being free.

I'm 26 btw - I may be the oldest traceur in Aberdeen! I wish I'd started training properly when I was younger, but I'm just going to make the most of the years I have left David Belle is 36, so I hopefully have at least 10 good years of Parkour ahead of me if I train well I reckon people could easily do Parkour into their 50s or even 60s if they look after their bodies though, lol