The Parkour UK Podcast
Stories from interesting people across the UK Parkour community! In each of these podcasts we discuss how the guests discovered Parkour, what they think makes a great community, transferable life skills gained by the sport and how Parkour can fit into one’s adult life.
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- Sep 16, 2026
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Has Parkour made you a better person? - LIVE PODCAST from Holding Hands in Prague - PKUK Pod #26 (opens the original)
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The Parkour UK Podcast was invited to do a live podcast at the Holding Hands Jam in Prague. The first of it's kind! We got some incredibly minds of the sport together and had a bit of fun discussing the hot topics in the sport today! Podcast Chapters: 0:00 Intro 2:00 What does it mean to be ‘useful’ in Parkour? 6:05 Has Parkour made you a better person? 11:04 Athletes or Performers? 15:34 Backflip or Frontflip? 15:54 Should we categorise Parkour styles? 20:12 Is Parkour becoming more segregated?
Running the UK's Largest Parkour Competition! - PKUK Podcast #25 | Liam Norbury (opens the original)
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Liam comes on to talk about what it's like to be a co-director of multiple Parkour Gyms, run the UK's biggest Parkour Competition 13 times, and coach the next generation. Click here to WATCH the Podcast! Visit Our Website & Discover Parkour: www.parkour.uk Find Parkour Near You: https://parkour.uk/discover-parkour/find-a-class Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/parkouruk/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ParkourUK/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/parkouruk
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