Rogue Parkour Gym Camp

The camp is organized around progressive parkour training and obstacle-based play. Coaches introduce movement in a gradual way, beginning with skills that match each camper’s current level and then increasing the challenge as the camper becomes ready. The camp is open to beginners as well as children who already have parkour experience, so participation is not limited to one ability level.

During camp, children practice vaulting, swinging, flipping, and navigating obstacle courses. Games and ninja warrior-style challenges add variety and give campers additional ways to apply movement skills. Arts and crafts are also part of the camp offering, creating a break from continuous physical activity. The program’s stated character focus includes perseverance and self-discipline alongside physical skill development.

Families may register for a full week or by the day. Standard camp time is 9:00 AM–3:00 PM, with optional early care from 8:00–9:00 AM and late care from 3:00–5:00 PM. Because the camp is designed for ages 5–14 and all experience levels, the structure centers on individual progression rather than requiring campers to arrive with a specific parkour background.

Camp instruction emphasizes safe and sustainable parkour. Campers start slowly and progress according to their current skill level rather than being pushed directly into advanced movement. Before camp, families are asked to complete required health and pickup authorization forms.

The pickup authorization form lets a parent or legal guardian name the adults who may collect a child. Authorized pickup adults must be at least 18 years old and may be asked to show photo identification. Changes to pickup authorization are made in writing.

Each camper must have a completed health form before participating in a Rogue Parkour camp. The form collects health information and asks families to report medications, including prescription and over-the-counter medicines, vitamins, inhalers, and similar items.

Parents or guardians can indicate whether a medication or medical device should be self-administered or administered by Rogue Parkour Gym staff. The form also notes that a limited amount of medication for life-threatening conditions, such as an inhaler or bee-sting kit, may need to stay with the camper. Health information may be used by health services staff or emergency medical personnel.

Regular camp hours are 9:00 AM–3:00 PM. Optional early drop-off is available from 8:00–9:00 AM, and optional late pick-up runs from 3:00–5:00 PM. Families may register for a full week or individual days.

Before the first camp day, complete a health form for each camper and a pickup authorization form for the family. For parkour participation, the gym recommends workout clothes, sneakers, and a personal water bottle.