Established in 2003, Urban Freeflow (UF) were the first ever professional organisation set up to cater for Freerun and Parkour. Responsible for starting and nurturing the UK scene, UF has been the driving force behind the movement, seeing exponential growth in the sport/art/discipline on a global scale. The pioneering work set in place has seen Urban Freeflow develop into an international brand that exudes quality on every level.
UF Freerun/Parkour Showreel
Performance Team
At Urban Freeflow we boast the highest profile and most experienced team in the world with an action packed portfolio covering every type of media. The UF team consisting of 26 athletes and sponsored exclusively worldwide by Adidas, have performed live in front of audiences numbering 1000, 3000, 6000 and 10,000. The team are regularly engaged to perform overseas and to date, have performed in the UK, USA, Mexico, Argentina, Singapore, Thailand, Japan, China, Russia, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Prague, India, France, South Africa, Romania, Iceland, Monaco, Greece, Bahrain, Turkey and Dubai.
Feature Films:
Breaking & Entering, District 13, Blood & Chocolate, Casino Royale, 28 Weeks Later, Devil’s Playground.
Documentaries:
Jump Britain (UK and France), Urban Freeflow (UK, France, Greece, Japan, Turkey and USA), The Way (France), Planet Parkour (Singapore), Urban Running (USA), How Bruce Lee Changed The World (UK and USA).
Commercials:
Toyota (filmed in Spain), Mercedes Benz (filmed in Monaco), Adidas (filmed in UK), Ecko (filmed in UK, France and USA), Redbull (filmed in USA), Guinness (filmed in South Africa), BT (filmed in South Africa), Nokia (filmed in Singapore), Sony Ericsson (filmed in UK), Barclaycard (filmed in UK and Russia), Schwarzkopf (filmed in Argentina), Ford (filmed in UK), Snickers (filmed in Mexico), Swatch (filmed in Czech Republic), SAP (filmed in Mexico), Canon (filmed in UK), Speedstick (filmed in Czech Republic), Relentless (filmed in UK and South Africa), Hewlett Packard (filmed in UK), DHL (filmed in Czech Republic).
A Selection Of Live Performances:
Toyota (Geneva - 3000 spectators), Royal Navy (London - 10,000 spectators), Hewlett Packard (Barcelona - 2000 spectators), Mercedes Benz (Monte Carlo - 2000 spectators), Microsoft (London - 1000 spectators), World Freerun Championships (London - 2000 spectators), Nokia ‘Simpel Session’ (Estonia - 6000 spectators), Mayor’s Thames Festival (London - 750,000 spectators over 2 days).
A Selection Of Workshops:
Mayor of London, Tate Britain, Metropolitan Police, UK Schools, British Armed Forces, Urban Freeflow ‘PKDay’ Events (13 in total), Smaller UF workshops (over 400 in total).
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Some Highlights:
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- world_champs1
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- workshop
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- trafalgar
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- toyota
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- the_shot
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- tea_running
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- sap
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- rvp1
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- relentless2
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- queenie
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- psp
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- planet_parkour
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- pk11_warm_up
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- jb
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- estonia
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- boost1
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- aygo
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- asid_roll
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- asid
Testimonials:
“Look no further - UF are the real deal. Having just completed one of the most demanding commercials of my career, I want to thank EZ, Asid, Bam and Sticky for their tireless professionalism, talent, patience and above all, humour. Having worked with UF once before, I was completely at ease knowing that I could count on them to help me execute a blend of complicated visual effects and Parkour for a compelling ad. My clients in New York were thoroughly impressed and excited to be working with such a great team. Looking forward to working with Urban Freeflow again soon”. - Andrew Walton, Director of the SAP and Speedstick commercials.
“If Jump London was a film about Parkour, Jump Britain was a film about Urban Freeflow. Without the UF guys, there would have been quite simply no Jump sequel made in 2004. It’s a testament to their skills and personalities that it exists. They stepped up, they let us fuck their lives around for 2 months, and they sparkled”. – Mike Christie, Director of Jump London and Jump Britain www.christiehq.com
“Thank you so much for your recent significant contribution to the launch of the Toyota Aygo at the Geneva motor show. The show was exciting, challenging and very different to previous Toyota car launches. The feedback we have received so far has been full of praise, much of which is down to your own enthusiasm. Many thanks for helping us make the event run so smoothly and we would particularly like to thank you all for your hard work, as it really was an amazing performance”. Jack Morton Worldwide (Toyota).
“I just wanted to say to all of you….Thank you so much for your work, patience and professionalism throughout this project. You were all a pleasure to work with and all complete gentlemen. You’re a credit to your craft and I look forward to many more things we can do together”. - Gary Lloyd, Choreographer for the 77th Royal Variety Performance performed live on ITV and in front of Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh.
“All of our students were totally and utterly absorbed in the course. I have never seen them so focussed and attentive as they were towards the instruction they were given. They could not get enough of it and have worked the hardest many of them have ever done in a physical context. The students commitment and enthusiasm was generated directly by the Urban Freeflow team and it was almost tangible as they worked together. One student commented to me that it was the best day of his life. As head of Physical education I was delighted to hear this. I fully recommend Freerun/Parkour to any school and especially the Urban Freeflow team to deliver it. I couldn’t have asked for a better team or a better response from the students”. - Keith Salter, Head of Physical Education, King Edwards VI Community College.
