Macarthur Parkour started as a group of local friends who simply loved training together. We grew up exploring the area, learning new skills, supporting each other, and discovering not only how much fun parkour was, but how much it could help us grow in confidence, creativity, and resilience.
What began as a few friends training outdoors gradually grew into a wider community dedicated to making parkour more accessible in the Macarthur region. As more people became interested, we started sharing local spots, running community sessions, and helping complete beginners take their first steps into the sport.
Since then, many of our athletes have gone on to train, compete, and travel around the world through parkour. Through those experiences, we’ve gained valuable knowledge, connections, and opportunities that we now aim to pass on to the next generation entering the community.
Today, Macarthur Parkour helps beginners learn parkour in a safe, structured, and welcoming environment. Through coaching, community events, online resources, and athlete development pathways, we aim to help every student build confidence, develop real skills, make lasting friendships, and discover what they’re truly capable of.
Whether your goal is to get active, overcome challenges, learn impressive skills, or eventually travel and compete through parkour, we’re here to help guide that journey
Jayden has over 10 years of experience in parkour, with a background in coaching, athlete development, and community leadership across NSW.
Since 2017, he has coached youth athletes and recreational practitioners, including serving as Head Coach from 2019–2022.
He is also currently studying Sport & Exercise Science at university, combining practical coaching experience with evidence-based learning.
Jayden has travelled interstate and overseas for training and community events, while continuing to support safe and accessible parkour as a member of the NSW Parkour Association.
Achievements include:
• Sydney Parkour Most Improved 2024
• Sydney Parkour Style Competition Champion 2025
• 2nd Place — Stick or Swim (NSW State Championships 2026)
• Fastest Time — Advanced Speed Course (Ballam Games 2026)
You may have also seen himon the news forthe opening of the Parramatta Parkour Park.
Through Macarthur Parkour, Jayden aims to help people build confidence, movement skills, and resilience through safe, structured training and community.
Follow the journey here: @jaydenjumps
