Nico H.
3/20/2025
The Movement Creative is an incredible, thoughtfully built community in NYC. Having attended their indoor, weatherproof, and Saturday classes I can confidently say that you are going to learn from...
The Movement Creative
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500 E 9th St
New York, NY 10009
History
The Movement Creative has always embraced finding new ways to understand ourselves and each other through movement. Find your confidence, rediscover adventure, and challenge yourself.
Specialties
The Movement Creative is a collective of coaches and fitness instructors in the NYC metro area, specializing in a blend of parkour, natural movement, strength, and conditioning, with looser focuses on dance, gymnastics, and martial arts. We aim to create positive change and momentum in the lives of children and adults through movement. We offer parkour classes for adults, teens and kids, school programs, lectures, workshops, performances, personal training, and team-building events. We work with organizations such as the NYC Department of Parks and Recreation, the NYC Department of Transportation, the New Museum, New York Hall of Science, Discover Outdoors and many others to bring parkour to New York City in a safe and fun way.
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Reviews
5.016 reviewsMiriam S.
8/31/2025
We had an amazing experience with the Movement Creative! My son, enjoyed every minute of his lessons with Coach Daris and improved so much in his technique and confidence. Highly recommend!
jean k.
5/8/2017
Our whole family takes Movement Creative classes in the parks and our daughters, 8 and 11, also attend parkour summer camp in Central Park (we hope next year they'll be free when the Governor's...
Joseph B.
6/19/2013
This is the group to train with if you're looking for serious progression in strength and technique. There is a brilliant set of knowledgeable teachers, a friendly and accepting atmosphere,...
Tiffany L.
6/3/2013
The Movement Creative is more than just a group of instructors and what they provide for the community is more than just physical training. Through learning parkour under Movement Creative, I see...
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