Travis Verkaik visits iconic spots in parkour history and explores what makes each location significant. Each episode combines the history of the spot, conversations with the locals and old heads who trained there, references to the original video clips that put it on the map, and Travis attempting to one up or add something new to the list of challenges that have been done. A presenter led series about the places that shaped the culture.
The Team
Travis Verkaik
Presenter · Series LeadA pioneer in the UK parkour scene and one of its most respected figures. Travis has been training since the early days and brings a deep understanding of the culture, the history, and the people behind it. As the lead for the Parkour Spot History series, he visits each location, connects with the community, and tells the story of how these places shaped the discipline. His knowledge and presence give the series its authority and authenticity.
Hector Pitt
Cinematographer · Visual StorytellerA visual storyteller with a sharp eye for cinematic composition. Hector brings a level of production quality that elevates every frame. His ability to capture movement, architecture, and atmosphere makes him the ideal creative partner for a series built around real locations and the stories they hold. He is the eye behind the lens for Parkour Spot History.
Planned Episodes
South Bank, London
One of the most iconic locations in UK parkour history. The first episode of Parkour Spot History visits the South Bank to trace what makes it significant and the part it played in shaping the culture.
To be confirmed
The second location is still to be confirmed. The best episodes come from the community, so if you know a spot with a story worth telling, let us know.
Suggest a Spot
Parkour history is built on locations. If you know a spot with a story worth telling, one that shaped the culture in your area, we want to hear about it. The best episodes will come from the community.