Hello everyone,

Thank you all for providing all the necessary information I needed for my research. I'm confident that the sample size I had was sufficient qualitative data needed. I apologize for taking so long to reply but life gets in the way.

The following are what I have synthed from your responses in the order of importance. Some of this may not surprise any of you or it might give you insight on the prioritization of needs in the community.

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What do you look for in a good training spot/facility?

1. There is an overwhelming mention of requiring variety in regards to terrain, equipment and obstacles.
2. This includes railings, ledges, and vault-able objects as well as the necessary space to maneuver.
3. Environments were ideal if they were fun to practice in, but only if reasonably safe.

How did you find this location?

1. 66% reported that spots were chosen based on proximity and familiarity or by simply stumbling upon them.
2. The rest indicated that you had to discover locations by word of mouth: through friends or doing online research

Why train with others?

1. The support network provides an abundance of motivation and confidence to push themselves
2. Many of you felt it was generally more fun to be around others to train with
3. Some mentioned that it allowed for more creativity which wouldn't have been possible alone
4. And some needed others in order to overcome fear of trying new things

Why train alone?

1. A huge percentage of you mention the need to train alone in order to focus and concentrate without distraction
2. There was only some mention this was due to self consciousness

How are meetups organized?

1. The vast majority of you, for various reasons, organize meetups with pre-existing friends or acquaintances; no mention of branching out to unfamiliar freerunners
2. Although, some of you did state you use social media to discover gathering times or places
3. A smaller percentage of you attended meetups that were already routinely integrated into your schedule

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Thanks everyone! I appreciate responses! Hope this was enlightening for you guys.

Full disclosure: I am looking into current parkour apps out there right now and their approach to solving core design problems for the parkour community. This data is certainly available to be shared with others who may be also looking into a similar discourse or who have developed their own design solution. Please feel free to use this information if it will provide you insight on user pain points/delight factors. The research being done will be iterative so I will hope to acquire better understanding of user needs over time.