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Saturday, 16 January 2010 |
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 The day is near, where we will be gathering for 4 days of awesome fun.
HIpk hosting its first national jam, an opportunity to interact with other practicioners of the discipline from other states. This being the first, and being Hawaii, we dont expect it to have a huge turn out due to flying cost and what not, however we are ready to welcome anyone coming for some Hawaiian Aloha HIpk style. This will be a 5 days event, training, hiking beach and fun. Its Hawaii and while we are ready for some training, we are also ready to show our guest a good time Hawaii style. We already have several guests confirm their arrival. We are trying to help out with hosting to aliviate their expenses. If you think you can give anyone some floor space you can annouce it on the this THREAD on the APK forum. You can also check the itineray HERE we will be discussin any changes during the jam tomorrow. This will be a great opportunity to interact with some more experience practicioners and some new familiar and friendly faces. An opportunity you dont want to miss out if you are starting your training with parkour/freerunning. This jam is for anyone regarless of skill level, the idea is to meet new people, while training and having fun. If you have any question or ideas for this event please contact Ozzi at
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Mahalo! |
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Sunday, 10 January 2010 |
 Johnny "Sticky" Budden has started a fundraiser called "1000 Miles of Parkour." He's raising money for the Motor Neurone Disease Association, which is "the only national organisation in England, Wales and Northern Ireland dedicated to the support of people with MND and those who care for them." Their mission is to "fund and promote research to bring about an end to MND. Until then we will do all that we can to enable everyone with MND to receive the best care, achieve the highest quality of life possible, and die with dignity. We will also do all that we can to support the families and carers of people with MND."
To raise money, Sticky is going to run, jump, climb, crawl, roll, and vault any obstacle in his path from the northern tip of the British Isles to Paris, where Parkour was invented. Sticky isn't in this alone though - he's put together this video to show you how many people are with him cheering him on this journey.
Please Donate to Sticky! |
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Sunday, 10 January 2010 |
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If some of you remember the Kahan Bay jam we had the Hawaii Sports Media Magazine join us to know more about parkour. They recently featured Ozzi of the APK Alliance, David from Urban Current and the rest of the Hawaii Parkour, in their online Flash magazine. If you want to read the article, Ozzi created a login for everyone to use. Go to the website, then login with the username
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and the password parkour. Skip to page 29 to see the article with Ozzi and the rest of Hawaii parkour! Great job HIPK! |
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Sunday, 10 January 2010 |
Rafe Kelly, or Faelcind from the Parkour.NET forums, of Washington Parkour and Parkour Visions just published this article. It's a response to an article he wrote years ago, which because the de-facto manifesto of the anti-competition movement...
"Two years ago I wrote an article about my opposition to competition with in Parkour. It was well received within the Parkour community and I think in many ways came to represent the anti-competition stance, in this article I am going show why my position has changed."
Read More to finish reading Rafe Kelley's article! |
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Sunday, 10 January 2010 |
 Levi Meeuwenberg of The Tribe writes...
To start off this year with something new, I've created a new project to help raise some money for the Parkour Visions project "Teach at-risk youth to overcome obstacles through parkour" on my new personal blog site. In a nutshell what I'm doing is having people donate for the cause, and doing a backflip for each donation. You can read more about the details on my site, SkyNative.com , and also to learn more about the project I'm raising money for you can go here.
I'd also really appreciate it if you could post a news item on any community sites and facebook groups you are a part of to spread the word about the project. Here is a short promo video to help explain what I'm doing! |
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