Wheaton families are about 15 minutes from Bolt Parkour via Georgia Avenue or Connecticut Avenue. We offer structured parkour and tumbling classes for kids and adults in a 7,200 sq ft North Bethesda facility.
Wheaton is one of Montgomery County's most centrally located communities, and Bolt Parkour is a short drive north. Most Wheaton and Glenmont addresses are 12–18 minutes from our facility via Georgia Avenue north to Veirs Mill Road, or Connecticut Avenue northwest toward Old Georgetown Road. We have a growing student base from the Wheaton area, including families from Glenmont, Layhill, and Aspen Hill.
Wheaton has a diverse, active community with strong roots in youth sports. Parkour fits naturally into this mix — accessible to beginners, challenging for experienced athletes, and genuinely exciting for kids who've grown bored with more traditional sports formats. Many of our Wheaton students started with zero parkour experience and are now among the most advanced in their age group.
We run structured programs from age 3 through adult. Preschool Movement classes for the youngest movers, Parkour Basics and Advanced Parkour for school-age kids, Tumbling for those focused on floor acrobatics, and Adult Parkour for adults 18+. Class sizes are capped at 8:1 student-to-coach ratio — small enough that every student gets real coaching, not just supervision.
When MCPS closes, Bolt opens: our School's Out day camps run 9 AM–4 PM on district closure days ($130/day, ages 6+). In summer, weekly half- and full-day camps run mid-June to late August. Wheaton families often combine a Bolt camp week with other summer programming — it works well as a standalone week or as part of a rotating schedule. Book early for the popular weeks.
From Wheaton, take Georgia Avenue north to Veirs Mill Road and head west, then north on Old Georgetown Road. Alternatively, take Connecticut Avenue northwest directly toward North Bethesda. Most Wheaton addresses are 12–18 minutes. Free parking at our facility.
We'll be closed July 4th for Independence Day, then right back to our regular schedule. Have a safe & happy Fourth!