We're talking about the best Dallas and Fort Worth ninja warrior gyms, parkour classes and obstacle courses for kids! Parents, please like and review your family's favorite parkour spot around DFW below.
Do your kids love letting off steam at the local trampoline parks? They'll jump at the chance to try ninja classes to challenge those skills. Like going rock climbing as a family? Parkour courses will challenge kids and adults alike, and are especially great if you need activities to try with your teen!
Ninja Nation
Ninja Nation offers classes that are designed to learn the skills needed to progress in the sport of Ninja while getting a great workout and having fun at the same time. Each class will feature specific obstacles that are tailored for the class's ages and abilities.
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Obstacle Warrior Kids
Obstacle Warrior Kids is a place for kids to challenge themselves on a variety of obstacles.
Win Kids
Unleash your child's potential with WK Ninja Warriors, an exhilarating program that combines fun, high-energy activities with valuable life skills like discipline, determination, and focus, all while building essential coordination and strength for every sport. Inspired by American Ninja Warrior™, their specialized curriculum guides students through obstacle challenges and gymnastics movements, fostering growth in strength, speed, coordination, and self-confidence week by week, making WK Ninja Warriors the ultimate platform for empowering and entertaining growth in children.
Tempest Freerunning Academy
Tempest Academy is taught by freerunning and parkour professionals. Kids can enroll in basic to progressive programming while earning color bands that showcase their level of mastery. Kids (and adults!) are welcome to enjoy open gym time, too. The facility is extraordinary! See their schedule online.
Somatic Movement Parkour Gym
At Somatic Movement Gym, they teach parkour and martial arts.
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