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Who: Travel and Girls+ Team

See event details here: https://www.womensparkourmovement.org/2025-san-diego

Playformance students invite only

Parents drive and return same day

Who: Development Team, Girls+ Team, and Travel Team invited

Register on the USPK Website: https://www.uspk.org/competition/2025/west-coast-region/

Saturday, February 8th is for 7-13 year olds

Sunday, February 9th is for 14 - Adults

Register here. Registration closes the night of February 7th.

The schedule for each day is as follows:

9:55 am: Doors Open - Check-in / Warm-up

Welcome Speech and Rules Explanation

10:30 - Speed Event Begins

11:45 - 12:00 Speed Awards Ceremony

12:15 - Skill Event Begins

2:45 - 3:00 Skill Awards Ceremony

3:15 - Style Event Begins

4:45 -5:00 Style Awards Ceremony - Final Awards

My child is new to parkour should they compete?

Yes! We try to keep things fun at our competitions, and we believe they are a great chance for all skill levels to come together for a day and enjoy working on challenges together. If they are in their first semester, I would recommend the speed event; if they have completed one or more semesters of parkour, I would recommend speed and skill, and if they have done more than two semesters and are interested, I think style would be a great pick.

What are the events?

Speed: the best option for athletes new to parkour competitions. We will have two obstacle courses set up inside our gym, and athletes will have two attempts on each to get the fastest time. Their two fastest times will be combined for their final score. Obstacle courses will feature moves involving climbing, vaulting, crawling, jumping, precision landing, and sprinting.

Skill: Five stations will be set up around the gym, and athletes will have over an hour to move through the different areas, trying to score as many points as possible. At each station, there will be five challenges ranging from easy to nearly impossible. During the explanation of the challenges, there are usually many gasps and cries of shock from students saying, “No way I can do that!” and usually, they surprise themselves and are able to stick the challenge before the time is up.

Style: After some prep time, athletes will have 10-30 seconds out on the turf to show off a series of parkour moves they designed the day of utilizing the setup. Athletes will be graded by judges, and the highest score based on execution, difficulty, and composition wins.

Where do I sign up?

Unlike our past competitions athletes register for our competitions through the United States Parkour Association. Our competition is part of the West Coast Regional Qualifier circuit.

To sign up make an account with USPK and sign up for our competition here.

Age categories?

Athletes will be divided for medals by age and gender. All athletes will be competing at the same time, regardless of division. Age divisions are as follows

Saturday: 7-9, 10-13

Sunday: 14-16, 17-34, 35+

You read that right there’s a 35+ division! This is your chance parents!

How much does it cost?

You will need a yearly membership with USPK, which is $30.

After that the price is based upon how many events your child competes in at the competition. One event is $35, two events are $60, and three events are $75.

Food?

There will be a donut stand churning out hot and delicious snacks as well as a taco truck.

What’s the registration deadline?

Noon on February 7th.

Spectator Costs?

Every entrant will receive one spectator ticket, and each additional spectator will be $5. Spectators under 18 are free. Competitors under the age of 13 are encouraged to come back on Sunday and view the style event for inspiration.

Refunds? Extra questions?

Here is USPKs FAQ page which covers their refund policy and additional questions.