
New athletes ages 7 and up start with a free 30-minute intro. Meet a coach, learn the basics, then join a full class.
Most athletes go in this order: a free intro with a coach, then a first full class, then a 4-pack to explore the whole gym.
Step 2
First full class
$35$18
Pick the class you want to try first: parkour, freerunning or breakdance.
See class timesStep 3
New student 4-pack
$140$100
Four classes to mix it up. Try different days, classes and coaches to get a feel for the whole gym.
New members pay a one-time $60 start-up fee with the first month. Members save 10% on birthday parties, camps and HUB merch.
Free intros run four times a week at both gyms.
Every week during the school year.
Same times at each location.
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Parents create their account first, then add each athlete as a family member.
Create account and sign waiver3
Your coach will suggest a Youth or Teen class that fits. The first one is $18.
See class timesA coach walks new athletes through safe landings, a few first moves and how classes work. It takes 30 minutes and parents can watch.
Youth classes are ages 7 to 12. Teen classes are 13 and up. Coaches confirm the best fit at the intro.
No. Most athletes start with no parkour background. Coaches scale every drill to the athlete in front of them.
Coaches teach landing and falling first, the floor is padded and progressions are built step by step. Athletes only try what they're ready for.
The first full class is $18. The new student 4-pack is $100 and covers the next few weeks. Memberships start at $135 a month.
Yes. Athletes 7 and up can be dropped off for class. Kids 10 and under are picked up inside the lobby.
Every session opens with a safety warm-up. For intros, arriving more than 5 minutes late means rebooking, so aim for 10 minutes early.
Yes. A parent creates an account, signs the waiver and adds the athlete as a family member before the intro.
Thirty minutes with a coach is the easiest way to find out if parkour is their thing.