Parkour in MA integrates several disciplines; it could be termed as a sport, a hobby, and an art.
Typically, Parkour is a learning session to navigate obstacles, and leveraging of one's body through public places.
Several experts of Parkour, not only in MA but across the globe, believe that the techniques they learn through this
sport are also useful in their daily lives, making them more skillful and confident dealing with obstacles spanning
from disagreements in the work place to more personal emotional traumas.
If you are an inhabitant of MA and looking for an academy for Parkour in MA you have landed at the right place.
New England Sport Academy (NESA) is one of the leading academies of Parkour in MA to offer you the training and
learning sessions matching international standards.
A college student in Boston, Dylan has been practicing Parkour for about 4
years now, the most recent year he has been affiliated with The World
Free-running and Parkour Federation. As a member of Hub Free-running, Boston's
premiere free-running/parkour team he placed 7th in the international Red Bull
Art of Motion 2010 Boston competition. He has been holding weekly jams in
the Boston area teaching Parkour, and has lead many traceurs (people that
do Parkour!) to discover what they can truly do.
Class Descriptions
Parkour is the physical discipline of training to overcome any obstacle
within one's path by adapting one's movements to the environment.
Parkour requires... consistent, disciplined training with an emphasis
on functional strength, physical conditioning, balance, creativity,
fluidity, control, coordination, precision, spatial awareness, and looking
beyond the traditional use of objects.
Parkour movements typically include... running, jumping, vaulting,
climbing, balancing, and quadrupedal movement. Movements from other physical disciplines are often incorporated, but acrobatics or tricking alone do not constitute parkour.
Parkour training focuses on... safety, longevity, personal responsibility, and self-improvement. It discourages reckless behavior, showing off, and dangerous stunts.
Parkour practitioners value... community, humility, positive collaboration, sharing of knowledge, and the importance of play in human life, while demonstrating respect for all people, places, and spaces.
NOTE: $50 lifetime registration fee applies to all children / customers new to NESA!
I take my two grandsons to the Sunday Morning Play time to get exercise. Very nice Sunday morning out for the boys. Love this place. --- Diane B. December 2011
I'm mother of a boy with autism that had a birthday party at NESA this past weekend. I wanted to say that Matt and Joe were absolutely wonderful with the children and I was really impressed by the way they worked with the group. The children had a great time. THANK YOU. --- Anne B. November 2011
The soccer teacher is phenomenal!!!! What a wonderful person and teacher! Thank you so much for arranging for him to teach here!
What has your experience been with NESA?
Excellent. NESA works well for my family there are so many choices. I can have 3 of my kids participating in different programs at the same time.
