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When evaluating new community infrastructure, a critical question for any local council or organization is: Is parkour too dangerous to justify the investment? The public perception of parkour, often shaped by extreme stunts seen online, is misleading. At Parkour Australia , and based on our foundational work with facilities like Newcastle Parkour , we use data and compliance to manage risk. The truth, supported by doccuements like the Parkour White Paper (2021) , is that a p

The traditional park bench is about stillness. Parkour is about movement. Yet, as demonstrated by our work in Newcastle, the most vibrant public spaces are those that combine both. At Parkour Australia , we champion the concept of Hybrid Movement Spaces —areas where functional urban furniture, like seating and garden beds, is meticulously designed to also function as dynamic parkour obstacles . This isn't just about adding rails; it's about smart urban activation. The Problem