Outrun Parkour - Fort Collins

Just a quick Q&A post. We know there’s a lot of info and we’re commited to making this the best MW Regional Championships yet! Feel free to reach out to us about anything.

❗️ MWC OFFICIAL SCHEDULE ❗️

💥 MAY 8th - FRIDAY

4:00PM - 5:00PM SPEED PRACTICE (TEEN+ ONLY)
5:00PM - 6:00PM STYLE PRACTICE (TEEN+ ONLY)
6:00PM - 7:00PM SKILL PRACTICE (TEEN+ ONLY)

7:00PM - 8:30PM OPEN TRAINING
Open to the public, ticket link in bio.

🔥 MAY 9th - SATURDAY

JUNIOR / YOUTH EVENTS
09:00 SPEED CHECK-IN
10:30 SKILL CHECK-IN
12:00 STYLE CHECK-IN

TEEN / ADULT / MASTER EVENTS
14:30 SPEED CHECK-IN
16:00 SKILL CHECK-IN
18:30 STYLE CHECK-IN

😎 MAY 10th - SUNDAY

* TRAIN 11:00 @ CSU Physics Department Plaza
* TRAIN 12:30 @ Johnson Hall
* EAT 15:30 @ Tap & Handle

Our second comp of the season is ready to go!

Speed athlete? If you missed the first Outrun Speed comp, this is your chance.

Style athlete? Come check out Outrun’s latest remodel and see what you can come up before the comp! Registered Style athletes can claim $5 off an open gym drop-in anytime during our usual schedule (see link in bio).

The first skill comp of the season at Outrun Parkour showcased a polished group of competitors.

Strong competition in the Male Youth, Teen, and Adult divisions as well as the Female Adult division led to some excellent rivalry.

APEX athlete Rob Schihl ( - happy birthday!) taking 1st place in the Male Adult division with an insane finish time of 9:06 out of 30:00. He was chased by Outrun’s Michael Lesh () with a finish time of 11:58.

Anne Peterson showcased herself well, seizing the Female Adult 1st place with an 8.5 points out of 12; a full 2.5 points ahead of her nearest competitor.

The Male Teen division had heated competition with a tie for 2nd place between Kingston Szymanski and Jasper Gaborik (1st place in Speed). Conor McGilvery dwarfed them both with a 2.5 point lead for 1st.

On the Youth side, Outrun’s own Rylee Arnold was the only Youth competitor to complete all 12 challenges and beat the clock with plenty of time to spare. Cody Greenwood not far behind though, clinching 11.5 points out of 12 for a dominate 1st place.

Speed competitors were heated at the Outrun Winter Comp last weekend, but a couple of athletes showcased true fire.

Biggest jaw-dropper: Jasper Gaborik (Male Teen Division) floored it and won by a margin of 1.881s. That’s more than double the average margin the rest of the scoreboard was putting up (0.796s average). Was there a bit of luck in the competition pool or can Jasper continue to outpace and outshine his peers?

Meanwhile Joey Jepsen continues to do Joey Jepsen things: calm, clinical, and still the king in the shark tank that is the Male Adult division. He took the win by 0.747 seconds over newcomer Gavin DeVries (sleeper alert activated?). That margin is basically spot-on with the arena average, which just proves Joey’s consistency is boringly elite. If you want the throne, you’re gonna need to show up with something a lot spicier than “pretty good.”

The message is clear: average improvements just aren’t gonna cut it if you want the top spot.

Sincerely,
Outrun

Competition season has descended upon us!

So don thine armor (swag), complete thy rituals (mobility routine), and drink thy fortitude potions (caffeine). The gauntlet awaits you, Champion.

Outrun Winter Open is February 7th for Speed & Skill events. Registration is live. Link in bio. (You’re awesome!)

Phase 1 remodel complete after a whole heap of work from our staff and a ton of help from lots of volunteers! THANKS!

Welcome back, everyone! Classes resumes as normal. We’re excited to see what you do with the space and continue expanding our designs in 2026.

Looking to build your own parkour park in your home yard? DM us for some free tips and more!

IT’S THAT TIME OF THE YEAR.

Outrun will be closed from December 24th through January 1st as we undergo our biggest remodel since the original construction in 2021.

While our lovely members enjoy a festive holiday season, the Outrun elves shall be hard at work gifting you a whole new layout, new structures, and new training opportunities in the 2026 year.

What do you wanna see in the 2026 year?