You're booked! Here's what to expect for your first class... 

In the trial class, your child will warm up with the coach, then learn basic safety skills like landings, rolls, and how to move over simple obstacles. Everything is scaled to beginners. The goal of day one is helping them feel successful, safe, and excited to come back. Its the first step of becoming an athlete.

That’s actually most of the kids we meet. Traditional sports didn’t click, or they felt bored or left out. Parkour feels like play: jumping, climbing, rolling, and moving like the “main character” in their own movie. Underneath the fun, they’re building strength, balance, and confidence. We don’t ask kids to fit into the sport; we build the sport around your child’s pace and personality.

Many of our athletes play other sports. Parkour is incredible cross‑training: it improves body awareness, decision‑making, and safe landing skills that help in every sport. If your current season is packed, you can set your membership to start after the season ends. You get the savings now, and your 7‑day money‑back guarantee starts when your child actually begins their membership, not before. Memberships can also be paused, and our weekly schedule is flexible, your not locked into the sale day and class time each week.

We built the program for real families, not perfect calendars. You’re not locked to one exact time forever. You can move to other appropriate classes during the week using our app. If you miss a week, your unused class rolls over to the next week (up to a limit). And if life really explodes for a bit, you can put your membership on hold instead of canceling completely, so you don’t lose your spot.

Most families choose a weekly class membership, which usually runs about $199–$350 every 4 weeks, We have plans less than and more than that. depending on how often your child trains and any extras you add. That includes a guaranteed spot in a coached class, a clear progression through our levels, guest passes, membership perks like open gyms and exclusive camp rates, and a community of athletes who actually want to be here and grow.

Trampoline parks and open‑play spots are mostly free‑play. There’s no coach, no curriculum, and parents just hope kids don’t get hurt. Many rec sports put 20–30 kids with one volunteer coach. At Freedom in Motion, highly trained coaches guide your child through a real, leveled curriculum in small classes. Each week, they build skill, strength, and confidence, and we intentionally use moments in class to teach lessons like “you can do hard things” and “effort matters.” You’re not paying for an hour of entertainment; you’re investing in who your child becomes.

If your child doesn’t love it in the first 7 days after joining as a member, we give you your money back. There are no long‑term contracts; we just ask for a simple 7‑day notice to stop. We only want families who are genuinely glad to be here. That said, we're here to help your child discover they they actually do love sports, and if they can stick with it, they will develop some truly incredible skill.

Totally fair. You’re not just buying a day pass; you’re choosing your child’s sport and community. Here’s the quick summary for that conversation:Your child comes weekly for a structured, coached class.Most families invest around $199–$350 every 4 weeks, depending on how often they train.You get flexible scheduling, make‑ups, and the ability to pause.And if your child doesn’t love it in the first 7 days after joining, you get your money back.The simplest question to ask together is: “Are we okay giving this a shot if it gets them off screens and into a sport they actually enjoy?” Send them a link to this page so they can see the introduction video at the top!

Have your child wear comfortable athletic clothes and closed‑toe athletic shoes, and bring a water bottle. Please arrive 10–15 minutes early to handle check‑in, waivers, and a quick hello with the coach so your child can start on time and feel settled.