Today, Sunday 8th November, there will be the women's open gathering in central London - meeting at Latimer Road tube station for midday and going on for as long as everyone has energy! The women's jams are open to all women no matter the level of experience or ability and a re a great way to meet other practitioner,s share training tips and generally have a great day of practice. Be warned that Latimer Road tube station is actually closed today so please make alternate travel arrangements if coming down. For more details, email Tracey(at)parkourgenerations.com

This Sunday, October 25th, will see our monthly London Jam, Off the Wall, taking place at Waterloo's IMAX training location from 12pm onwards (beside the Imax cinema just outside Waterloo train station). These jams are open to absolutely anyone and are a great way to meet other traceurs, share training tips and advice, and learn from those more experienced in a relaxed and fun setting. These jams are not structured training, so please just turn up, have some fun, and train safely!

This Sunday will see the Women's Jam in full flow, starting at 12.00 and held at the Elephant and Castle training location. The Jam meets outside Elephant and Castle tube station, in front of the big red shopping centre, and from there will go to the training location behind the centre. Open to any and all women of all levels of ability and experience, the Women's Jamas are a great way to get together with like-minded practitioners to share training tips, advice, methods and generally have a great day of practice!

A great summary of our recent world record setting global jam against climate change, One Giant Leap, has gone up on website Environmental Graffiti. Does a good job of showing the scale and breadth of the campaign event, and is worth a read - also some cracking photos from around the world there. Click the link above to check it out.

As the photos, footage and news comes in from around the world after the global One Giant Leap event we've just been stunned at the imagination, organisation and motivation everyone has displayed. Over the coming weeks Sandbag will be putting together a short campaign film using some of the photos and footage from around the world. To have your groups footage considered for this, please ensure any remaining material is sent across to onegiantleap@sandbag.org.uk as soon as possible.

Many thanks again to everyone that participated around the world in the One Giant Leap Jam on Saturday 26th! It was a huge success and we will keep you updated with any news from Sandbag.org.uk and the whole campaign. In the mean time, two photos that were taken by our very own team member, Brian, have gone up on the gallery pages showing the amazing turn out for the London Jam. Click HERE to see the gallery.

The global jam against climate change, One Giant Leap, is now in full swing with all of Asia, Australasia and Europe's events now complete! The UK Jam just has finished in central London, where the UK's Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change, Ed Miliband, came down to support the day and help raise awareness alongside hundreds of traceurs.

In conjunction with our 'One Giant Leap' global jam against climate change, team-member Dom, comedians 'We Are Klang' and our partners Sandbag.org.uk have created this cool promo video highlighting the inspiration and motivations behind the event. Head over to YouTube and check out the video HERE. The worldwide event happens this Saturday, September 26th, and there will be jams occurring in over 100 cities to raise awareness of this great cause.

The global jam against climate change, One Giant Leap, now the largest single communal parkour event in history, takes place this week on Saturday 26th September... and it promises to be an historic day. Recent additions to be holding jams on the day include Arizona USA, Fujian China and Guam!

And the global communities continue to roll in to take part in the largest communal parkour event in history, One Giant Leap! Recently registered are Malaysia, Ecuador, San Francisco, Dundee, Scotland and Alberta, Canada. The event, aimed at raising awareness of the importance of reducing pollutant emissions around the world, has become truly global and is now represented in over 30 countries and some 80 cities all holding jams on September 26th, ranging from 5 to 500 practitioners at each one. Incredible.