Description
PCYC Camp Fusion 2027 is a three-day FreeG and Parkour training camp hosted at PCYC Hawkesbury 18th-20th January 2027.
Bringing together athletes and coaches from across the community, Camp Fusion offers exciting workshops designed to develop new skills, enhance coaching knowledge, and inspire progression in both FreeG and Parkour.
The camp culminates in the thrilling PCYC FreeG Open, where participants can put their skills into action and celebrate their achievements in a fun, supportive environment.
Learn. Train. Connect. Compete. Join us at Camp Fusion 2027!
FAQs
- Is there a minimum ability level to attend the camp?
Athletes of all ages and abilities are able to participate in the camp, with skill sessions designed to cater for a wide range of abilities. When you register make sure you select your ability level so we can get you in the right groups.
- Do I need to bring food and drinks with me to the camp?
Yes you will need to bring lunch and healthy snacks for each day of the camp. this will ensure you have the energy to get the most out of your training sessions. Make sure you bring a water bottle as well to stay hydrated - Don't worry, you will be able to refill it if you run out.
PCYC Hawkesbury also runs a great canteen with plenty of food options.
- Can I buy lunch at the PCYC?
Yes you can. The Club will have an event specific menu for each day of the camp, allowing parents to pre-order lunch for athletes on the day. The lunch will be prepared at the club and be ready for the Training session lunch breaks.
You can also purchase a range of drinks from the canteen onsite.
- What should I bring or wear for the camp?
Come with clothes suitable for training FreeG and Parkour. Shorts, singlets are all OK. Make sure they are not baggy clothes, as this may make it difficult for you to participate in all the activities. Make sure you bring enclosed shoes, sunscreen and a hat so you are prepared for the outdoor skill sessions. You wont need extra toys or games to fill your time, so you can leave your devices and other non-essential personal belongings at home.
- How do I buy a Camp Fusion Shirt?
EARLY BIRD Tickets include a 2027 event training t-shirt for FREE. Just make sure you include your T-Shirt size in the order form when you are asked. there may be a small quantity of Training shirts available on the day at the camp if you wish to purchase it on the day. it will be limited sizes and quantities.
Coaching and Instructor Team
Caedyn Hardy
Based at PCYC Hawkesbury, Caedyn is one of the National Coaches for the Australian Parkour team who is passionate about helping athletes push their limits, develop their skills and find their own style of movement. With experience coaching at multiple WG / FIG World Championship events and the most recent World Cup in Beijing, China, Caedyn has been heavily involved in growing parkour and FreeG across Australia. He loves sharing his experience and helping athletes discover what they’re capable of.
Conor England
Based in Orange, NSW, Conor runs and operates Orange Parkour (OPK). Conor has been coaching parkour since he was 16. Conor also plays a key role in the Australian Parkour Association (APA) as the national competitions and technical director as well as a public director PKNSW.
Kent Felton
From the Northen Beaches of Sydney, Kent ‘The Frog’ Felton is one of the most successful FreeG athletes in Australian history, winning multiple state and national titles throughout his career as well as representing Australia at the first ever Parkour World Championships event in Tokyo, Japan. Specializing in tricking and creative movement, Kent brings a wealth of experience and a lifelong passion for movement that he loves sharing with athletes of all ages and abilities.
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