Special needs parkour caters to individuals with disabilities or special needs. Parkour is a physical discipline that involves navigating through obstacles using techniques such as running, jumping, climbing, and rolling.

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The concept of special needs parkour aims to make parkour accessible to people of all abilities, ensuring that everyone can enjoy the benefits of physical activity, confidence-building, and social engagement. This type of parkour typically involves adapting the training methods, environments, and equipment to accommodate the specific needs of individuals with disabilities.

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Here are some key aspects of our special needs parkour class:

1. Accessibility: The parkour environment is designed to accommodate various mobility levels. This includes padded surfaces, and other modifications to ensure the safety and ease of movement for participants with different physical abilities.

2. Specialized coaching: We have trained coaches who have experience working with individuals with disabilities. We tailor the training sessions to the participants' unique needs, ensuring a positive and inclusive experience.

3. Safety measures: Safety is crucial in any parkour training, and even more so in special needs parkour. Proper padding, and other protective gear is available for use to minimize the risk of injuries.

4. Individualized approach: Special needs parkour recognizes that every participant is different, with varying abilities and challenges. The training is adapted to meet each individual's capabilities and goals.

5. Social inclusion: Special needs parkour can promote social interaction and a sense of belonging among participants. It fosters a supportive and encouraging environment where individuals can learn from each other and build friendships.

6. Benefits: Like traditional parkour, special needs parkour offers numerous benefits, including improved physical fitness, coordination, confidence, and problem-solving skills.

Our Special needs parkour programs caters to a wide range of conditions. The ultimate goal is to create an inclusive space where people with disabilities can enjoy the thrill of movement, build self-confidence, and experience the many positive aspects of parkour.