Parkour, freerunning & breakdance for ages 4 to adult — coached by the people who actually train it. No experience needed, no flips required on day one.
HUB is an athlete-owned parkour gym with two locations in Massachusetts — built and coached by the people who actually train here. We teach parkour, freerunning, and breakdance to every age, from a four-year-old's first jump to adults relearning how to move.
It's built to be more than a class on the calendar — somewhere to get strong, take real risks safely, and find the crew you keep showing up for. Some of our athletes go on to compete on our teams and at events we host; most just come to move, and that's exactly the point.
Try a class, settle in with a starter pack, then go ongoing when it clicks. No pressure at any step.
Pick a time and show up. A coach watches every move — your account & waiver happen right in the booking flow.
Book a first class →Come back four times at a starter rate while the basics settle in. Any program, either gym.
Learn about the 4-pack →Once it's clicking, go ongoing with a plan sized to how often you want to train.
See membership options →Nervous? Don't be. Here's the whole thing, start to finish, so you walk in knowing what to expect.
Pick a gym, a time, and a program for your age. Your account and waiver are handled in the booking flow — no separate paperwork ahead of time.
Wear clothes you can move in and sneakers with rubber bottomed grip. Skip jeans, jewelry, and zippers. Water fountain on site.
You'll be welcomed by name, grouped by age and level, and warmed up before anyone touches an obstacle.
Coaches scale every move to where you actually are. Day one is about moving well and having fun, not sticking a backflip.
From a four-year-old's first jump to an adult's hardest line — every group trains separately, coached to exactly where you are.
First steps into parkour — climbing, jumping, and falling safely, built around play.
Vault, precision, and roll — drilled until they hold up on any obstacle.
Bigger lines, real transitions, for athletes who've outgrown the basics.
Train alongside other adults — strength and lines built for grown bodies.
Independent training on our full obstacle course. Under 7 needs a training parent.
The people who run HUB are the same people on the floor with you every session.
Training parkour since 2005. His coaching centers on the “level up” moment — helping an athlete get past something they were sure they couldn’t do.
Came up through skateboarding, snowboarding, and BMX before falling for the fluidity of parkour — and for coaching athletes as they grow.
Training since 2007, drawn to the acrobatic side and to competition. Believes learning to lose early is how you grow.
“My 6-year-old asks every morning if it’s a HUB day. The coaches actually know him by name.”
“Walked in at 34 having never done parkour. Six months later I’m vaulting things I used to walk around.”
“Small groups mean my daughter actually gets coached, not just supervised. Worth every dollar.”
“The comp team pushed me to my first national qualifier. This place is family.”
The stuff every new athlete and parent asks. Full details live on the Get Started page.
See all FAQsNo. Most first-timers have zero background. Coaches scale every session to the group in front of them.
Your first class is a single drop-in. From there most athletes grab the intro 4-pack, then pick a monthly plan. Full pricing on the Pricing page.
Athletic clothes you can move in and sneakers with grip. No jeans, no jewelry, nothing with zippers near the floor.
Yes. Little Jumpers (4–6) train with a parent on the floor, and every session is built on progressions and matted landings.
Send a quick message and a real coach gets back to you — usually the same day. Or just call the gym.