Attention – Notice of closure
As most of you may be aware Chrissie’s mobility has sharply declined over the last few months. In attempts to keep the unit going for all those that benefit, we have been trying to source individuals to help open up, promote and run the unit but unfortunately, we have been unsuccessful.
With numbers falling and not making the rent money up each month we are not able to carry on the way we are currently going plus, we have been informed very recently that the landlord is selling the unit therefore we are unaware of TPF’s future here at Aylsham way.
Due to the above factors we have made the very sad decision after 8 successful years at Aylsham Way to close TPF’s doors for good on Thursday 31st October. With this in mind, we will be selling all of the equipment in the unit to help cover the outstanding rent. We would like to take this time to thank those who have been helping keep the unit going over the last month or two and everyone who has helped in one way or another over the last 8 years.
TPF-Parkour
Chrissie & Sophie-Ann
Tricking – Parkour – Freerunning
TPF Parkour loves to challenge individuals and their abilities to prove to them they can push through any fear they may have, whether it’s flipping or they don’t believe they can do it.
TPF stands for:
Tricking
Tricking is a mixture between martial arts, tumbling & break dancing combined, creating one movement.
Parkour
Parkour is a sport/activity of moving rapidly through an area, trying to get around or through various obstacles in the quickest and most efficient manner possible, by jumping, climbing or running.
Free-running
Free-running is a version of parkour that typically places greater emphasis on acrobatic techniques and self-expression.
