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Gender Equality In Parkour

Women and girls are a growing and driving force in the world of Parkour! There are still some countries however, where this is not the case. IPF is changing that. In these countries, practicing parkour does present specific challenges for female athletes, both physical and cultural, but the lack of access to more experienced female mentors is perhaps the greatest challenge of all. There is no fundamental reason why there should not be full gender parity in Parkour. IPF has dedicated itself to finding these female mentors from around the world and connecting them with young girls and women new to the sport in female-only forums and meet-ups.

Parkour athlete Fatemeh Akrami

Fatemeh Akrami
Iran

Carly Foor
United States

Tania Molina
Mexico

Katie McDonnell
U.K.

To see more women breaking the gender barriers through the practice

of parkour, and inspiring other women and girls, go to:

www.wfpf.com/lady-wfpf

Do you have a Parkour initiative of your own?

Would you like to support an existing initiative? If so, email:

contact@internationalparkourfederation.org