TWO COMPLEMENTARY REALITIES
: A RENOWNED ATHLETE AND CLUB
Founded by the first generation, the project was passed on in good faith through a structured handover of the village plans.
Today, Parkour Miramas carries on this legacy, driven by a collective spirit that remains true to the original ethos, while continuing to evolve with the times.
Parkour Miramas is part of this movement, guided by the spirit that inspired its creation: using movement to serve a purpose and foster personal growth.
Many artists have found in this approach a space for self-renewal, growth, and grounding in reality.
Charting Your Own Course
More than just physical activity, our goal is to help young people chart their own course by developing their ability to push their physical and mental limits as part of a team.
Back to basics
with a natural approach to movement
and training resources tailored to urban or natural environments.
Main goal: Develop a flexible body and mind
The variety of environments explored and the immersive experiences are part of this approach
Everyone progresses at their own pace, based on their abilities, through adaptation and perseverance.
Certain situations require specialized support, which can be arranged in collaboration with appropriate organizations or professionals.
A safe environment
Choosing a nonprofit organization ensures:
– a secure legal framework
– the protection of minors
– responsible supervision
– educational continuity for all
– greater accessibility through sports assistance programs
Beyond the practice itself, this is a collective project taking shape, transcending individual or commercial interests.
A project in the making
In 2026, the association is evolving its project to address current challenges: developing immersive nature retreats, strengthening the structure of its initiatives, and embracing new forms of practice.
Move forward in a different way
In Miramas, parkour is currently practiced through:
a renowned athlete dedicated to his own path
a well-organized club that is constantly evolving.
Two paths that are now distinct, yet still linked by a shared vision of parkour and its transmission to younger generations.