The Term ASBO was originally a UK legal term meaning Anti-Social Behaviour Order — a law heavily used across London against behaviour seen as disruptive or outside the norm. For many young people involved in parkour, it became a symbol of being criminalised simply for moving differently, thinking differently, and refusing to stay within boundaries set by the establishment. The law was eventually abolished, but the mentality behind it still exists.

ASBO was founded by three kids from London who met through parkour. What started as just fun and games became a mindset built on finding freedom in pushing beyond limits and doing things a muggle (A commonly used term in parkour for someone that didnt do parkour) could never dream of doing.

We chose the name ASBO because it represents everything we stand for. Not to promote meaningless rebellion or destruction, but to challenge the idea that rules, systems, or other people should define human potential. Some of the greatest growth happens on the other side of what you’re told is “normal” or “acceptable”. Progress has always belonged to the people willing to question limits instead of obeying them blindly. Sometimes the establishment gets it wrong. ASBO exists as a reminder that perspective matters more than labels.

There is freedom in expression. believe in yourself, and understand that human potential is not found inside comfort zones.

Because if you won’t, who else will.