The Rules:             By Scott TranoBe sure to attend on Facebook!1. you may come as a zombie, a survivor, or a protestor, or anything else that ties in with the theme.2. no physical contact with regular people, if they tell you to go away do it, try not to scare children as well.3. weapon rules, nerf guns or water guns or cap guns only, melee weapons are allowed long as they are either foam or other kind of material which can not injure or you are not swinging it. if people ask you not to…See More

Originating in France, parkour is the art of traversing landscapes and navigating obstacles in the most efficient way possible, using only ones body and the surrounding environment, through a series of running, jumping, climbing, scaling, vaulting and rolling techniques. While parkour can be practiced anywhere, Boston’s urban landscape is a perfect setting for this class. In “Parkour 101,” experts from New England England Parkour will give students a crash course in parkour, including the…See More

Ian Morrissey and Brian Mingels doing simultaneous wallspins.

Get ready for another epic weekend....details will be added in the coming weeks.What you need to know:Anyone and everyone will be able to sleep in NESA overnight, bring pillows/blankets and such.We will have food and such other human necessities.Jammage will be done, and we have a big surprise to be unveiled in the coming weeks. Invite anyone, everyone, carpool and bus trip here...you wont want to miss it! See More

Jamming for charity.  Bring $15 (cash only) to go towards funding an educational project from DonorsChoose.org.  If you want to raise/donate more than that, wonderful!  If not, then know you've still done your part to improve the lives of children in poor schools. We'll be meeting at Boston's City Hall/Government Center Station stop (on the blue line and green line) for the jam, possibly moving around Boston later on.  If you can only…See More

Cross-posting from Dylan's Facebook event:---National Parkour Day Boston!Lets all get together on this summer day to train our magnificent city.We'll start at the Chinatown School at around 10 AM, and move progressively towards Cambridge, MA and the Harvard Campus.Bring money for train, food and to help make it rain.---See More

http://www.facebook.com/Javierperezjrwe will start at chinatown Josiah quincy school then work our way through cambridge....this is a one and a half day jam..also there will be 2 small competitions.. a speed challenge and a free style challenge...each event  first place prize$100 dollars........see you thereSee More

Parkour Zombies in south station!Its a zombie march but we can add some parkour!See More

Time to get our jam on around Harvard Square next Saturday, May 14!We'll meet and warm up at the Pit (Harvard T stop on the Red Line) from 11:00-11:30am, then move to different spots around Harvard campus and surrounding areas.This is a free and open community jam; all experience levels welcome.If you're arriving later in the day, call or text to find out where we are.See More

me and a few of my buds were planning on heading to chinatown next saturday so i figured id open up the invitation to the whole community! its gonna be at the josiah quincy school, you can find directions and everything under the training grounds section here http://neparkour.ning.com/forum/topics/2257390:Topic:3023everyone is welcome just remember if anyone yells at us we can always escape lolSee More

Let's jam it up again in Boston! We'll meet at the Josiah Quincy School in Chinatown. To reach it, get off at the Tufts Medical Center T stop on the Orange Line and look for the building with the big yellow murals. By popular request, there will be a beginner's warm-up and conditioning session starting at 11:30am in addition to the regular jam. Remember to bring plenty of water!See More