AcroKids (7-11 years old)

For kids from 7 to 11 years old, we propose a wide variety of vaults and jumps to overcome obstacles taught via well-defined progressions to ensure safety and combined with various assisted acrobatic movements (e.g.: backflip, side flip, Webster, wallflips, step-flips, etc.).

Games and interactive challenges are used to drive motivation and overall enjoyment. A well defined progression ensures safety and effective performance.
We’re not about competition, we’re about supporting and encouraging one another to become the best we can be… although there are obstacle course races! ????

Will this work for me?

Acrokids is centered principally around Parkour and acrobatics in a safe padded indoor environment under qualified coaches. If you’re afraid of your child performing dangerous skills outdoors without supervision, bring them to Paragym, we’ll teach him/her precise techniques to ensure safety and effective mechanics.

Need to be able to do:

Listen carefully to the instructor’s teachings and follow the gym’s safety guidelines. Not perform reckless maneuvers with or without the coach. Make sure to have the instructor’s approval when attempting new movements.

Next classes starts

6:00 PM 6:55 PM
AcroKids (7-11) 15 places sur 15 disposable Salle 2 Rafael Hardy-Goulet BOOK
6:00 PM 6:55 PM
AcroKids (7-11) 15 places sur 15 disposable Salle 2 Rafael Hardy-Goulet BOOK
10:00 AM 10:55 AM
AcroKids (7-11) 15 places sur 15 disposable Salle 1+2 Francis Grégory Demers BOOK
10:00 AM 10:55 AM
AcroKids (7-11) 15 places sur 15 disposable Salle 1+2 Francis Grégory Demers BOOK

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FAQ

The Parkour attempted in the form most often seen on YouTube portraying advanced level flips and high level jumps in outdoor, unsupervised situations, is very different than the “Parkour and acrobatic experience” we propose that involves a fully padded environment, spring and air supported floor under trained structured supervision with progressive movements. This makes the Parkour and acrobatics experience as safe as we possibly can. Nevertheless injuries do occasionally happen as in any sport.
Every sport carries some level of risk and Parkour and acrobatics where people are inverting and moving in new and uncommon situations has a certain amount of inherent risk. The practice must be taken seriously and conscientiously. But it is no greater than that experienced by kids playing in a playground and perhaps equivalent to a gymnastics training under qualified supervision.
Even when all precautions are taken participants should always remain vigilant and follow the teacher’s instruction. When injuries occur, and they are infrequent, it is largely due to inattention and reckless behavior despite instruction to the opposite.