Mitch started training Parkour in March 2017 and quickly found a passion for coaching; getting qualified and running his first classes just six months later. Alongside Perth Parkour, Mitch is the Executive Officer for the Australian Parkour Association and enjoys connecting with new and aspiring Instructors.

Kyle officially began their training in 2014 and took a liking to jamming with friends. Kyle most enjoys taking the lessons they've learnt in their own training, and passing them on to the new generation of Traceurs.

John discovered Parkour in 2017 and loves running, jumping, climbing, being in the outdoors and just in general feeling like a ninja. Even more, John loves being a  part of the friendly and supportive Perth Parkour team and its Community

Beginning his training in 2010, Liam quickly realised that Parkour is for absolutely everyone. So, it became his focus to build inclusive and connected communities wherever he goes.

Jack started training Parkour in 2009 and was originally drawn to the style of the movements. Now, Jack stays for the awesome community and fun challenges.

Fabiola initially started training Parkour as part of a university Sport Science assignment back in 2018. After submitting the assignment, Fab had enjoyed her experience so much she continued to train and has started instructing with Perth Parkour.

Chloe discovered Parkour in an excerpt of Natural Born Heroes by Christopher McDougall, leading her to her first classes and seeing what Parkour has to offer. For Chloe, her passion for Parkour comes from the fluidity and gracefulness of movement, the non-competitive nature of the discipline, and camaraderie amongst the community.

Paula started training Parkour in 2016 and absolutely fell in love. Drawn to the freedom, creativity, playfulness and autonomy the discipline inspires, along with the very healthy dose of challenge and discomfort, Paula doesn’t think she will ever stop.

Scott started training in 2012 after playing too much Prince of Persia, and was absolutely knocked over at how enjoyable it was to be part of something distinctly creative and non-competitive. They continue to share the love of parkour and the community that surrounds it.

Nonk initially started training in 2019 and felt so welcome in the parkour community that she kept going. Now she trains for the flow of movement and freedom that parkour allows.