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Jumping, climbing, balancing and moving creatively: Mustafa Karaca offers a safe and motivating introduction to parkour, with practical ideas for training and club development.
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29 September 2026SSV Ulm 1846 is launching a new parkour programme for participants aged 8 and above on 22 September 2026. Led by Mustafa Karaca, the Tuesday sessions will take place at the Multscher-Halle in Eselsberg. Age- and experience-appropriate groups will support development from a first introduction to the sport towards future competition pathways.Source: SSV Ulm 1846Register now
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