Jordan.Eaton from Central School of Speach and Drama wrote

Camberwell Street Trainer problemz says "its good for life and kids" and 'i like rapping'

Another committed and brilliant Camberwell Street Trainer is Sarah08, spikes93 says 'i was one of the first street trainers on sceaux gardens.'Thanks so much to them and "i am 16 and i am funny and i like food" says bloodmutt999 welcome bloodmutt all power to you for training Southwark Police to have more fun! Did you see their faces when the female officer started to dance in the puddle??

Fisayo has been Street Training for about a year now hesays his aproach to it is 'having fun, looking after people, loving kindness, peace, movement and physical and mental well being. encouraging adults to have more confidence in their own creative and physical abilities.' more about him - my name is fisayo i speak spanish i want to learn chinese. I'm learning capoeira. i made up my own language called slip.

Dee is a new Street Trainer she says "I've often experienced Street Training activities when I'm abroad, but had never really thought to be more playful around my own environment. I don't believe London - or the UK for that matter - really allows for the cultivation of this experience. We are too focused on safety for us to understand the concept of being joyful on the street. I would like to incorporate Street Training into the routine of my life, and so in that way it will be less of a routine and more of a new experience, and a fresher outlook on my surroundings." Welcome Dee

Kate Entwhistle is one of our new Street Trainers she says "Lottie came into my school (Central School of Speech and Drama) and gave us a talk on was street training was and how it had come about. After that we went out to the areas surrounding school at did a bit of playing about. I thought it was so much fun and liberating; it really is about following your desires. I found that if i saw something and i wanted to do it then i should just do it, try it out and see how it feels.