The South Australian Parkour Association (SAPA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting and developing the practice of Parkour in South Australia. Established in 2012 by the local instructing community, SAPA serves as the local arm of the national association. Managed by a Board elected annually by members, SAPA offers a range of services including workshops, demonstrations, school programs, design consultation, and various projects and teaching opportunities.
SAPA runs regular Parkour classes in Adelaide for individuals of all skill levels, with an age range spanning from 7 to 50+. The organization focuses on movement, technique, and educating participants on the principles of Parkour and physical training. In addition to public classes, SAPA also hosts sessions in various venues around Adelaide to cater to a broader audience and provide a diverse training experience.
Through volunteering opportunities and community engagement, SAPA has built a strong network of individuals passionate about Parkour. The association welcomes volunteers in various capacities, including high school work experience, union and university work placements, and portfolio development. To connect with the Adelaide Parkour community, individuals can reach out to SAPA through their website or by emailing contact@sapa.asn.au.