Our Amazing Instructors!

A bubbly person who continuously strives to improve herself and the Parkour community, Gwen is a highly devoted Parkour athlete, coach and role model to many all over the world, especially female Parkour practitioners. She is currently also the only female parkour coach to publicly coach Parkour in Singapore.

With about 5 years of parkour experience and over 3 years of coaching experience, Gwen is well-known for her nurturing and patient nature when coaching her students. She is highly sought when it comes to working with children with motor and developmental delays as and her clients have seen how incorporating parkour and movement has helped improve the skills of many children.

Currently the Founder and President of Women's Parkour Singapore (WPKSG) and the person spearheading their Women's Parkour and Movement Jam initiatives, she aims to build a strong, supportive Parkour community of ladies who celebrate each other and grow together, and to ensure that ladies interested in picking up the sport can do so safely and in a progressive manner.

Fun fact: she's also an experienced street dancer of over 17 years! Join her classes to see her flow 😉

With about 12 years of coaching experience and 15 years of training experience under his belt, Nachos is no stranger in Parkour Singapore as he was the previous President.

In Nachos' classes, expect to gain values and principals that guide the Parkour discipline and also a greater understanding of your body and mind, and how to push through your limitations in a safe and progressive manner.

Physically, he trains his dedicated pool of students with movements that provide a good workout, and mentally he ensures that he prescribes drills and challenges in class that'll test your problem-solving skills and coordination! Learn to master your fears and think clearly in different situations with Coach Nachos.

Did we mention: Nachos is also a Circus performer? He teaches juggling, tumbling and much more!

Bernard is a passionate parkour athlete for more than 10 years, and has taught at international schools, public workshops and private classes for at least 6 years.

He has competed in various parkour events such as Parkour For The People (Style and Speed categories), as well as Asian Parkour Championships. He also performed for occasions such as Chingay Parade and other public events.

Bernard also practices breakdancing, and likes to incorporate some of those moves to spice up and stylize his parkour movements!

During his classes, he likes to work on the student's creativity and fluidity by teaching and also encouraging them to come up with different usages of basic parkour movements. His classes usually includes a body conditioning session to strengthen the students and better prepare them for learning more advanced parkour moves.

Cheng Yang has been training parkour for 9 years and is always seeking new challenges and movement styles.

Looking for creative movement and to work on the smoothest of flows? Cheng Yang has done professional performances such as Chingay 2021, and has taken part in multiple local parkour competitions such as Asian Parkour Championships' Rail Flow and Home Flow categories, Parkour for the People's Style and Speed categories and is no stranger to making his parkour lines smooth and pleasing to the eye.

His friendly and approachable nature makes him well known by many in the parkour community. With his recent discovery of breakdancing, he has been finding ways to incorporate breaking movements with parkour and vice versa.

He aims to develop strong fundamentals among his students and emphasizes on flow and power. He is keen on sharing his journey and experiences with students and hope that they feel inspired to train harder!

Jeremy got into the world of Parkour back in 2009 when he first saw his friends slide down a skate ramp. That casual sliding eventually turned into full on self-expression with obstacles and movement. Known for his flowy, creative style, classes with Coach Jeremy is always an adventure!

After a toe injury and several life events, it was 2024 when he got back into Parkour again, and delved deep into Parkour AND coaching with Lion City Parkour.

Playing with his nieces and nephews felt very much like a life skill that transferred well into coaching, and his 'friendly uncle' demeanor made for enjoyable lessons with Kids, with the focus of Parkour and gamification!

Besides Parkour, videography and editing is a big passion of his too, and is well known for his quick 'meme' editing skills. It's no wonder he's the head of Social Media - a perfect fit, given his background.

Don't be shy to put in a request for a meme-edit, you'll be surprised with the results 😂