Parkour Park in Minsk Mazowiecki

What elements of the new facility's infrastructure will be most useful to parkour practitioners?

It is very difficult to isolate one particular obstacle that will be most useful for parkour practitioners. The whole park is very well balanced and is a coherent whole, which allows for a diverse and versatile training.

What are the most important aspects of the new skatepark from the perspective of those interested in parkour?

From a parkour perspective, the completeness and versatility of the facility is key. A full cross-section of techniques can be trained at the parkour zone, both at an advanced level and for beginners. It's a place tailored to the diverse needs of users.

Are there any trainings, workshops or other flow-related activities planned that could take place at the new facility?

Of course. The Parkour Academy in Minsk Mazowiecki is thriving and will certainly use the facility to conduct organized trainings and workshops. As far as I know, there are also interesting events planned for the area.

How does the parkour community plan to use the site on a daily basis?

The parkour community will use the site by training, sharing experiences and spending time together. It's a great place to share knowledge and integrate the parkour community.

What aspects of the new park are most relevant to parkour and freerunning practitioners?

This question is very similar to the first one, so I will repeat: it is impossible to single out one particular obstacle. The entire park is well thought out and balanced, which allows for all-around development of skills in parkour and freerunning.

Does the new infrastructure provide opportunities for workshops or meetings for people interested in parkour, whether beginners or advanced?

Yes, the new parkour park and the entire infrastructure significantly expand training opportunities. The Parkour Academy will organize numerous workshops and meetings to develop the skills of both beginners and advanced people.

Piotrek is one of the originators of the City Sports Center in Minsk Mazowiecki.

Piotrek tests the new facility - there is power!

The facility in Minsk Mazowiecki opens a new chapter for the parkour community in Poland.

The newly opened facility in Minsk Mazowiecki is a place for everyone who loves parkour and other urban sports. With a variety of obstacles and zones, everyone - regardless of level - will find something for themselves here. Piotrek Lichota, who is behind the project, proudly emphasizes that the Center for Urban Sports has a chance to become a key place on the parkour map of Poland, fostering the development and integration of the entire community.