HEALTH● LOWAug 18 · Aug 18, 2026, 11:15 AM
Singapore’s seniors turn to parkour to boost balance and strength
France 24 [en]
Parkour may conjure images of rowdy teenagers swinging from building to building in urban landscapes, but since 2017, coach Tan Shie Boon has been using these techniques to improve Singaporean seniors’ strength and agility. Tan’s Movement Singapore classes have gone viral online, showing people in their 60s and 70s climbing structures, vaulting over railings, rolling down slanted surfaces and jumping off platforms.
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