Vision Parkour

My son (7yo) wanted to try a parkour since he watched a video on YT. He had a 5-day summer camp (2hrs each day) at Vision Parkour and had so much fun. They stretched at each beginning of the lesson, and then climbing up and jumping off big blocks. They were swinging off ropes later of the week. Staffs were very child friendly and 2-3 of them for 8 children. Super fun activities and a lot of sweat. Highly recommended.
The location is very easily accessible from US-101, and a plenty of parking lot at the back. They also shared a space with fitness training, so I could have a fitness lesson while my son was in the Parkour camp…. 😄

Highly recommend! Vision Parkour is a newly opened parkour gym for kids looking for something new and exciting to do. Are your kids tired of doing the same old camps/classes? Do you want to get them off that computer? This might be just the thing! My son took an introductory course with Icarus and it was great to see him focused on how to parkour safely and with flair! Icarus had them stretch before class began and then had them start with light parkour moves, slowly working up to a more complex obstacle courses. There were plenty of water breaks and Icarus was great at gauging how much to push the class. Icarus was patient and instructed the students in a gentle manner. The class check-in process is super easy (computer at the front desk) and the gym is clean and sanitary. Jon is the GM who can answer any questions and is there for whatever you need. Currently there are plans to offer summer camps and they are available for birthday parties.

Great parkour studio and fun party environment. Wow, Icarus the head coach moves like a flash in stealth mode, a very experienced coach and great teacher with all kinds of tips to help both newbies and veterans progress forward and higher!

My daughters and I had a introductory session a few weeks ago. Wow, we had a lot of fun. This gym is just what we needed. Icarus is amazing. The instruction was great and really focused not only how not to get hurt but on how to get better.