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2022-10-14 – USPK Executive Director Transition
UNITED STATES PARKOUR ASSOCIATION USPK Executive Director Transition 2022 OCTOBER 13TH - - - Dear friends, members, and partners, We’re writing to you today to announce that Adam Kozy has resigned effective Thursday, September 1st. Kozy joined us in 2020 as an...
2022-10-14 – Want to Join the USPK Board of Directors?
UNITED STATES PARKOUR ASSOCIATION Want to Join the USPK Board of Directors? 2022 OCTOBER 13TH - USPK is looking for new board members! The board of directors are volunteers who provide oversight and strategy, and advocate for USPK’s mission. Serving on the...
On Equal Prize Money and Women’s Participation in Parkour Competitions
Take our new annual survey of US-based parkour businesses and organizations that will provide a comprehensive look at the parkour industry.
2022 State of the US Parkour Industry Survey
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USPK’s Year in Review: 2021
See what we’ve been up to this past year, and our vision for the future with everyone in 2022. USPK will be going into the new year with a full growth mindset.
Why World Chase Tag Is One Possible Future For Competitive Parkour
With millions of views per video, World Chase Tag’s (WCT) lightning quick, adrenaline-fueled matches of traceurs chasing one another around a cube of obstacles (the Quad) has officially gone viral beyond the parkour community. YouTube, the video-sharing site that provided a platform for parkour’s rise, has even featured WCT on its own daily highlight feed. With a new USA season only one week away and a new deal inked for it to air on ESPN, its U.K. founders, the Devaux brothers, may have found a way to highlight the beauty of parkour movements and turn it into a repeatable and extremely viewable sporting format. But is it technically parkour? And what does it say about the potential competitive future of the sport?