Colin began training in parkour at the age of twelve and has since developed a strong, dynamic style. He earned first place in the Skills category at Canada Parkour League 2 and is known for his powerful jumps, fluid swings, and controlled side flips. Colin is currently working on his first parkour film, blending his film-making hobby with his advanced parkour ability.

Nathan has been training parkour since 2013, when he instantly fell in love with the sport after trying it at his local gymnastics gym. He started coaching at Origins in 2020 and has a penchant for more traditional, fast-paced parkour, especially speed climbs and ascending sequences. When not training parkour, Nathan also likes to dabble in bouldering and weight training. In terms of coaching, Nathan’s goal is to help participants develop a strong foundation of techniques and risk assessment ability to allow them to take training into their own hands while avoiding injury.

Nithin is a professional parkour athlete with 8 years of training experience and 4 years of coaching. His background in track and field, combined with his passion for movement, has shaped the way he trains and teaches. As a coach, Nithin brings energy, enthusiasm, and a supportive approach to every session. He is known for breaking down skills into clear, practical steps that help athletes progress with confidence. Above all, he loves sharing the joy of parkour and helping others unlock their full potential.

Silas has been practicing Parkour since 2014 and coaching with Origins since 2022. He focused on freestyle early in his journey but had transitioned to a more traditional parkour style and loves to have a well rounded skill set. He aims to create an engaging and focused environment in class in which students can feel empowered to achieve their goals and help support each other.

Vincent has been doing parkour for ten years and coaching at origins for five years. He takes an emphasis on creating a fun and non-competitive class environment.