Apex Movement Parkour & Athletics moving from Boulder to Louisville

BOULDER — Apex Movement Parkour & Athletics is moving from Boulder this spring to a new building in the Colorado Technology Center in Louisville.

Apex Movement has leased 7,673 square feet in an 83,291-square-foot industrial building at 1772 Prairie Way, developed and owned by Ben Blaugrund. Apex Movement is the first tenant in the building.

Blaugrund said the building’s core and shell have been completed and next on tap is to build out tenant improvements for Apex Movement.

Parkour is the sport of moving rapidly through an area, typically in an urban environment, negotiating obstacles by running, jumping and climbing.

The building was designed by Boulder-based PEH Architects and built by Longmont-based Golden Triangle Construction. It has energy-efficient designs, including skylights and LED lighting, dock-high and drive-in loading, ad storefront glass entries.

Boulder-based Apex Movement LLC was founded in 2006 by Ryan Ford. The company licenses the brands to individual gym owners. Justin Sikkema is the owner and general manager of the gym being moved from Boulder to Louisville.

Jason Kruse of the Colorado Group Inc., and Chris Ball and Joe Krahn of Cushman and Wakefield represented the landlord. Matt Burton and Mike Statter of Cresa Partners represented the tenant.

There is an Apex Movement parkour gym in Fort Collins at the Mulberry Commercial Park.

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