DC Metro Parkour

Turkey Jam, Saturday Nov 28th, 2pm, location TBD

posted ‎‎Nov 23, 2009 8:09 AM‎‎ by Amanda Henry

I want to play! I have been sequestered for far too long, it's time to get moving again.

If you're still in DC (or back in DC) over Thanksgiving, join me for a Jam Saturday the 28th at 2pm. I can't decide where to go, and am taking votes:

Gallaudet
Meridian Hill Park
Dept of Labor

Let me know if you're planning on coming!

Check out the thread here: http://www.americanparkour.com/smf/index.php/topic,22373.0.html

Last minute Silver Spring Jam - Sat Nov 21 - noon - 5pm

posted ‎‎Nov 20, 2009 5:30 AM‎‎ by Pilou Bazin

kharvilak is visiting from Caroll County + we haven't been is Silver Spring in a while = Silver Spring Jam!

I suggest to meet behind the Metro exit (the spot with a nice wall run, some good rails, etc, just on the back of the Metro) at noon. I expect people to move on slowly toward Zen park around 2pm, which is when I hope to join the party.

-Pilou

Return of Leon Jam - Sat Nov 14 - changed: 12PM - Old Town

posted ‎‎Nov 12, 2009 6:11 AM‎‎ by Pilou Bazin   [ updated ‎‎Nov 13, 2009 6:41 AM‎‎ ]

Knoxfel sayz:

So last week Hai visited back home from VT and we had an awesome jam at Georgetown University, but this week is gonna be even better. Leon is visiting back home from school at VT as well THIS weekend!!!!! Everyone should come. We are going to do the King Street Route in Old Town Alexandria that hits around 4 of the best hotspots that the very first traceurs in NOVA trained at (Leon, Skipper, Brian Belida, Jesse Woody, and more!). We will meet at the King Street Metro Plaza at 11am. The King Street Metro Plaza is on the VA Hotspot Map so check it out for directions. From there we will move on to the other spots. If there is still time and we have done all the spots, we will head over to the waterfront for more pk fun!!! You can park on the street near the metro plaza or just take the metro. Call Knox at 7o3-two83-four2six8 for more info.

What: Return of Leon Jam
Where: Old Town Alexandria
When: Saturday, November 14 @ 12 PM (changed)
Why: For FUN!!!!!
Who: Everyone!!!!!
How: Because I set it up 

VA Hotspot Map: www.parkourvirginia.com/index.php?option...;id=56&Itemid=59

Wilderness jam update: now on Nov 15th at noon

posted ‎‎Nov 11, 2009 6:29 AM‎‎ by Pilou Bazin

Elet says:

***November 15th, 2009***


We'll meet at Raven Rock(maps link) at noon.
It'll be a gnarly day of working out on the boulder field/trail then we'll hangout and eat at my place
If everyone could drop 5 for food that would be immensely helpful.

any questions/ comments?
!!PLEASE RSVP!! so i know how much food to get Smiley

Open Gym @ Sports Complex

posted ‎‎Nov 11, 2009 6:28 AM‎‎ by Pilou Bazin

David Ivey writes:

Hey everyone, this is event was created to help get a lot of people to go to the sports and learning complex for an open gym. It's happening because my mom and i pestered a chair person so we have an open gym happening.

But we need solid number of people to actually show up to keep them going!

Feel free to come, even if you have no previous experience or anything! Also, try to tell anyone who you think would be interested about it and send them an invite!

Thanks so much for your help!
David Ivey

P.S. Ill try to get the waiver out as soon as i can!

Date:
Saturday, November 14, 2009
Time:
2:30pm - 3:30pm
Location:
Sports and Learning Complex
Street:
8001 Sheriff Road
City/Town:
Landover, MD

Sunday November 8: Annual Parkourrific Old Rag Trip

posted ‎‎Nov 2, 2009 9:28 AM‎‎ by Pilou Bazin

From Triphopx's post:

Its that time again.  Last year this was quite possibly my favorite parkour outing (see old thread http://www.americanparkour.com/smf/index.php?topic=12541.0) and we had upwards towards 25-30 people show up.  This has also been cross-posted to Facebook http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=153314016804&index=1.

We will meet at Primal Fitness (219 M Street) at the crack of dawn time of 5:00 am to caravan out with an arrival time of approximately 7:00 am at Old Rag.  We are going so early because we were contacted last year by volunteer Shenadoah guides who were concerned about the impact of our presence during peak season (e.g., gawking tourists, kids trying to emulate tricks, etc.).  Earlier is better anyway because we avoid the glut of slower folks and there are certain areas that people can only pass through one at a time.  We'll have more space to play.  Also, please remember to stay as close to the marked trail to respect the environment and the vegetation.

We will spend a good chunk of time at the top to play so plan on being out for most of the day.  If our numbers are as big as last time, we will leave it up to each car to do any post climb food (there are some nice places in Sperryville closeby or Warrenton which is a ways down).

Drivers, please let us know if you can drive.  Riders, please let us know if you need a ride.  Everyone be on time because we will not wait for stragglers.  Remember the metro and buses do not run that early.  Consider crashing at someone's house who lives nearby (e.g. I live fairly close to Primal and have some crash space) or crashing with someone who has a car and is going to meetup at Primal.  For those who prefer to meet us at the trailhead, aim for 7:00 am, but note that coordination may be difficult at that point.  We found that those who came separately didn't catch up to us until the very end or missed us.

UPDATES: There is a possibility to sleep over at Primal, please inquire with Travis; we need a headcount of riders vs. drivers, 'cause no one wants to run that far; best place to post your answer is the forum!

Mt. Pleasant Jam, Sunday Oct 11, 1pm

posted ‎‎Oct 9, 2009 6:05 AM‎‎ by Amanda Henry   [ updated ‎‎Oct 9, 2009 6:05 AM‎‎ ]

I'm tired of working on my dissertation, so I'm going to go play outside.  Join me at the Mt. Pleasant school, 1pm this Sunday. 18th st nw and newton st. Call 202 257 9496 if you get lost. 
-Amanda

Halloween Jam

posted ‎‎Sep 30, 2009 5:38 AM‎‎ by Pilou Bazin

Now it's going to be a DC metro Parkour tradition: we 've got to have a Halloween Jam, and it has to be in Meridian Hill Park, now that the fountain is off!!

So, bring your best Parkour friendly costume, and let's make this as spectacular as last year's!!

When: Saturday, Oct 31st, 2:30PM
Where: Meridian Hill Park, meet by the low rectangular pool at the base of the fountain (the park is between 15th and 16th St NW and starts at W St NW)

Pilou - 443 858 4193

Logan's Big Jam

posted ‎‎Sep 30, 2009 5:35 AM‎‎ by Pilou Bazin

http://www.americanparkour.com/smf/index.php?topic=20044.0

Logan put it thusly:

"So I managed to get accepted into a school trip to Africa. I'm gonna be leaving on the 26 of October. I wanted to do something awesome before I left and thought "Hey, I should throw a awesome jam before I leave". So, I am trying to organize a jam along the lines of Rob's Conditioning Jam from last year, and if Rob wanted to contribute to the planning that would be pretty awesome. Info below.

Place: Gateway Park, Rosslyn
Time: 10 AM to 4 PM
Date: October 18

Notes: Depending on how many people come and what we do, the jam may go alot longer.
You can take the Orange/Blue line to Rosslyn..."

Western MD Wilderness Workout! - Oct 25 - 12pm

posted ‎‎Sep 28, 2009 8:30 AM‎‎ by Pilou Bazin   [ updated ‎‎Oct 2, 2009 6:02 PM‎‎ ]

Elet says:

+++++THE DATE IS SET TO OCTOBER 25th. 12p.m.+++++
It'll be the usual physical punishment for several hours followed by a cook/hangout at my place.

We will commence at high noon.

The google map link in the info is correct; look at the appalachian trail crossing.

Directions From DC:
270 N
70 W
Take Exit #35 (Route 66, Boonsboro/Smithsburg)
Merge right onto MD-66 N towards Smithsburg
At Light turn right onto MD-64
At light go STRAIGHT
Take Next Right onto MD-491/Raven rock rd
Meet at the appalachian trail crossing about 1/2 way up the mountain

From B-More:
Same thing just coming from 695

Call 301-302-4834 if ya get lost.

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