Parkour is bare dangerous, it’s not our fault if you die.
Kidding, here’s the long-worded boring-but-still-completely-necessary version.
There are inherent risks in any physical activity, parkour and free-running are no exception. If not undertaken in a sensible manner, these activities can be very dangerous. You should practise safely within the boundaries of your own capabilities.
You participate in these activities at your own risk and any damage to private or public property, injuries or deaths caused directly or indirectly by the thoughtless, dangerous or damaging activity of visitors to this website are in no way fault of huddersfieldparkour.co.uk or its associates.
Before undertaking in parkour or free-running it is advisable to become knowledgeable about the risks involved and assume personal responsibility for your actions.
The information contained within huddersfieldparkour.co.uk may or may not be accurate and is open to interpretation. Opinions regarding technical difficulties, fitness requirements and safety, are subjective and may differ from the opinions of yourself or others, therefore be warned that you must exercise your own judgement as to the difficulty and your ability to safely protect yourself from the inherent risks and dangers.
