From the ADAPT public credential list and the IPSF certified coach roster. Each row groups coaches by city with credential level, venue affiliation, and any recent regional jam events organized by coaches in that metro for community visibility.

ADAPT focuses on parkour teaching methodology and progression coaching. IPSF certifications align with the international federation's competition framework. Many coaches hold both, and the row captures both credentials independently for accurate filtering.

Indoor venues are sourced from the American Parkour gym directory plus regional networks. Each city row lists active indoor gyms with their address slug for cross-linking. Closures are reflected in the next roster refresh that follows the closure announcement.

Free-running and tricking are related but distinct disciplines. The directory focuses on parkour and ADAPT-aligned coaches. Tricking-specific coaches would warrant a separate page group with their own credential framework rather than being mixed into this directory.

Each city still gets a page. The template emphasizes individual coach profiles when the count is low, which matches the reality of how parkour communities work in smaller metros. Sparse cities still rank for local intent because the data is real.

Outdoor spots are sourced from community-maintained spot maps plus coach submissions. Each row lists three to five primary spots per city, which is enough for visitors to plan a training session without overwhelming the page with dozens of locations.

ADAPT graduating classes are announced periodically. After each announcement, you append new coaches to the affected city rows and trigger a rebuild. Cities with new ADAPT L2 or L3 coaches get a credibility boost in the schema automatically.

Yes. The same JSON drives any aggregate view you want to build, such as a parkour gym directory page or a regional jam calendar. SleekRank reads the same source across multiple page groups, no duplicate data files required.