Our gym is a unique place designed for parkour by architect and parkour pioneer Daniel Samek in the Czech Republic.

Children learn basic jumps at training sessions, starting with soft yellow boxes before moving on to wooden ones. Parkour is about gradual improvement.

In summer, the gym becomes a venue for day camps where children learn parkour, as well as other skills and games.

The gym has several sections. Here you can see the parkour area, which features a rubberized floor and primarily wooden walls.

During open training sessions, everyone jumps as they wish. Parkour practitioners inspire and help each other.

We have a special room with a foam pit and an extra soft landing area where parkourists learn more challenging tricks.

Children often enjoy simply jumping into the foam pit and wading through the cubes.

We also host events and competitions. Here is one of the competitors during his performance at Style Night.

The creativity of our coaches in devising games using our gym and its equipment is boundless, not just at day camps.

Kladno is our first gym with cushioned platforms, which are great for children who can play without fear, as well as for experienced parkourists practicing flips.

Our coaches are very focused on safety, and our gym provides all the necessary tools for this.

The first step to learning wall runs is mastering our slanted, cushioned wall. With coaching, everyone can eventually do it.

In our unique environment, every ordinary game takes on a completely new dimension.

We make use of every space in the historic Workers' House. This originally transitional area has been transformed into a haven of bar structures.

Our gym helps develop the local parkour community. Everyone can meet here and share their experiences.