During large international events like Winter Jam, the gym is filled to the roof.

More advanced guys from our groups try new tricks into the soft foam pit.

Coach and founder of In Motion Academy, Tomáš Zonyga, provides encouragement and safety for children and their parents during parent-child training sessions.

Besides practicing flips, the foam pit in this gym has other uses. Here, team-building participants have the task of exchanging places on the ledge above the pit.

Our gyms were designed by Daniel Samek, who was at the inception of parkour in the Czech Republic and studied architecture, making him one of the most called-upon individuals for building parkour gyms.

Birthday parties in our gym have their unique charm.

Around the perimeter of the gym are large wooden walls and platforms. In the center are movable obstacles, boxes, and bar constructions that change daily.

Everyone finds their challenges in our gym, from beginners to advanced practitioners and professionals. Children and adults, boys and girls alike.

For the youngest, our coaches can devise various games and competitions to primarily make movement fun.

This is what the area near the men's locker room looks like.

Since this gym opened, more girls have taken up parkour than before, which delights us.

With its layout, the Prague gym is a great place for hosting competitions with spectators, like IMACON. The atmosphere is always fantastic.

The Prague gym has been visited by some of the world's most famous parkour athletes, all of whom have praised it. Pictured is Sydney Olson from the USA.

We built the gym with our own hands with the help of parkourists and friends in 2016. It was the first parkour gym in the Czech Republic.

During our suburban camps, we do more than just parkour; our coaches also come up with various fun activities that are very popular among the children.