Private Classe
One-to-one, small groups or personal training for kids and adults
Private Classes
Access Parkour offers a range of bespoke private services for the varying needs of our clients, both adults and young people. All of our coaches can introduce you to parkour in an accessible, friendly manner, but each has an area in which they particularly excel.
Whether you want to work on getting stronger with Adam, or perfecting your backflips with Dylan, each of our instructors are happy to help you develop your skills and meet your goals.
To get started, just book a free, no-strings-attached, 20 minute consultation using the buttons under each coach's bio.
Our Coaches
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Adam Romaine
Adam is a full-time coach and Personal Trainer with extensive experience helping clients who feel failed by regular fitness professionals.
Adam is a big advocate for the benefits of strength training and has a particular interest in making it accessible and fun, no matter your starting point.
Strengths: Breaking down technical movements into easy-to-understand bits. Deep knowledge of strength training.
Weakness: Thinks running marathons is ‘fun’. -
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Chris Martin
Parkour completely changed Chris' life. After being warned off all sports as a child due to a little-understood health condition, he is now one of the most experienced kids coaches in the UK.
Chris applies a playful and imaginative approach to movement, and always has a big smile on his face. He focuses on introductory sessions for children and teenagers.
Strengths: Unstoppable mindset. Loves working with kids.
Weakness: Will talk your ear off. -
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Dylan Jones
Dylan is our resident trickster. By which we mean he runs our legendary Flips and Tricks classes for kids and adults.
A big fan of creative movements, Dylan loves putting together routes with unusual angles and innovative combos. If you're looking for supportive but chill vibes and to finally land the backflip you've been dreaming of, Dylan's your guy.
Strengths: Acrobatic movements, keeping overexcited teens and adults safe when going upside down.
Weakness: Can't speak as much Welsh as you'd think. -
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Nina Ballantyne
Nina started parkour back in 2006 as an over enthusiastic teenager, making her one of the first women to start training in Scotland. More than a decade later, she still loves sharing her enthusiasm for parkour at every opportunity.
She has a special place in her heart for those who never quite thought parkour was for them and wants to make sure everyone gets to enjoy their bodies.
Strengths: Boundless Enthusiam for everyone and everything.
Weakness: Funky elbow
Pricing
1 session: £50
5 sessions: £225
Prices are standard for one client and one hour. Coaches have the right to vary the cost for different lengths of sessions and for more than one client.
What to Expect
People normally book private sessions with an Access Parkour coach because they have something specific they want. A goal they’d like to achieve. That might be specific: Like learning to backflip, or it could be a bit more…. nebulous. Such as a desire to get fit but finding regular gyms don’t work for them.
Whatever your reason, the first step is to get in contact with the coach that seems to most fit your needs. If you are unsure, you can always just email us at info@accessparkour.com or call us on 01312125151 and we’ll match you with the best coach for the job.
If you are looking to do regular sessions, you can book a free 20 minute consultation with the coach to discuss your goals. You can do this in-person, on the phone or via Zoom. Whichever you prefer is best. And then, if both you and the coach agree, you’ll book a time and a place and get to work!
Regular coaching sessions may involve the coach helping you to write an exercise program, focus on technical moves or involve discussion as the coach tries to figure out what it is you need and how best to get you to your goal. Whatever it is, we’re here to help.
