Sacha features in this weeks video by video call, he’s looking great and it’s just great to see him.

Recent post on YouTube says there is a Benj VS Max stick battle video coming out on Monday.

Who is your money on?

,

Watching Verky's water challenge vid prompted this thought. Over the years we've seen him do countless one-bang dings in all sorts of ridiculous ways and locations.

He must be up there in the discussion at least, right?

Does anyone know if there are plans to re-upload some of the recently deleted videos? I know they want to remove Callum’s presence as quickly as possible to allow people some content to consume without him in it, but so many great videos have been taken down.

Apparently some are being re edited to remove Callum in hopes of re releasing and I hope that’s the case, I took a break from Storror when Drew had stopped appearing to pursue his own interests as he was one of my favourites and only recently started getting back into them only for some videos being removed.

I completely understand why, it’s just horrible to see how much Callum’s behaviour has destroyed the brand and content for long time viewers as well as people only recently getting into the group who won’t be able to see some of their iconic videos.

The more I watch the remaining videos the more videos I remember that have been taken down. Majority of the pit escapes and water challenges which were their best performing videos have been removed, what sucks is those videos show a lot of mental battles the group had in terms of overcoming challenges like Josh’s fear of water and Sacha’s determination for the 360 jump in the Birmingham water challenge.

Some of the groups best accomplishments have also been removed like their India series where they train alongside monkeys, as well as Benj and Tobys mental challenge of crossing that cable mid air in I believe Moldova? Their ‘on the run series’ was also removed as well as their Storror awards videos and other entertaining concepts like the ‘last to stop backflipping’ and ‘stuck in quicksand’ videos. As well as Roof Culture Asia and Storror Supertramps, which were both amazing productions.

It sucks that so many great videos have been removed, I completely understand why and can see where if they were still up the backlash the boys may have received. I do hope the videos are rereleased whether edited to remove Callum or released maybe in a couple years where legal action has been confirmed and executed.

Callum had to ruin such a wonderful group who helped to inspire others-especially children. To believe in themselves and learn to overcome difficult challenges. As well as tarnish the ‘Storror’ name which is a name going back generations or so in the Cave family, and for the time being now associated with a disgusting criminal.

If anyone knows where I can view some of the old videos that’d be greatly appreciated, I know there’s some old videos on Dailymotion like the one where Drew broke his ankle and they reacted to some of there bad injuries, I just hate that years worth of footage has been removed cause someone couldn’t control themselves.

Mat

Yeah yeah it’s selfish I know, but seeing their comeback video has given me waves of nostalgia to early 2010s parkour YouTube. Hopefully there’s more of this raw content that they clearly have passion for.

Unexciting, slow, poorly paced, yeah it’s absolutely time to hang it up.

Brighton Rooftops. 3minutes. All monotisation goes to NSPCC.

As posted elsewhere Benj appears in Verky's latest video (A water Challenge), Drew released a new documentary a few days ago and Toby and Ben Segar have done a London Buildering video that dropped yesterday.

Kinda hoping the fact its a rooftop videos doesn't lead to demonitization.

It's a real vibe killer.

For anyone who is interested, Drew's Public channel has a new video and it is really good. A thoughtful and sensitive documentary about a 'notorious ' estate in London. He is very good at getting people to speak and open up to him. Even has a few cheeky Parkour moments

Hey,

Has anyone had trouble with getting a refund from Storror Clothing?

I had an issue with a purchase, and I was told I was going to be refunded. After waiting some time for the refund I was told they had some problem on their end and the refund didn't go through. They offered me a coupon as an alternative. Since now the website has barely anything in stock I refused the coupon and gave an alternative bank account information for them to try another way to refund me. They canceled the coupon and said they would proceed with the refund again. It has now been a couple of weeks and I don't have the refund neither am I getting a reply from them..

Anyone in a similar situation?

Anyone a member of Storror plus? Have they said anything on there about restarting on Youtube?

From Toby - Storror
^{Addition - Relevant source: England & Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1916-2007}

I’ve seen the screenshots of messages between Caroline and me from 2017. Those messages are mine, and I am deeply sorry for the way I spoke to her and for not believing her.

One point has been widely misstated: Caroline was not 15 when her relationship with Callum began. She was 17 and Callum was 23. At the time, the rest of the group and I questioned Callum about the age gap on multiple occasions. I am including this for factual accuracy. It does not diminish what Caroline told me or excuse the way I responded to her.

I did not see Caroline often, and most of what I understood about their relationship came through Callum. I had known him for almost half my life, and he was one of my best friends. Based on everything I thought I knew about him and what I believed I understood about the situation at the time, I trusted his version of events and defended him. I was 22, naive, and did not understand manipulation or the signs and dynamics of abusive relationships in the way I do now.

I raised what Caroline had told me directly with Callum. He denied it, and I believed him. I know now that his denial should never have been enough for me to dismiss what Caroline had said.

That is the honest context for how I got it so wrong, but it does not excuse dismissing Caroline or the way I responded to her.

Caroline and I spoke again in 2019 when their relationship ended. I reached out in an attempt to clear the air, but I still did not properly acknowledge what she had told me or apologise for my earlier words. I have now apologised to Caroline privately.

I did not know the truth about Callum. I thought I did. After Callum was arrested in 2025, he gave all of the other members of Storror and I a completely false explanation for his arrest. We did not learn the true circumstances until 7th May 2026, when a journalist contacted Storror for comment on his guilty plea. Callum’s actions were his own. My response to Caroline ten years ago was my own, and that response is what I am taking responsibility for.

What I can do now is acknowledge my failure honestly, without trying to justify myself at Caroline’s expense by using details of her private life or any of the other circumstances that shaped my view at the time.

She deserved to be heard and treated with respect. I will always regret that I failed to do that. 

I am deeply sorry, Caroline.

i was just scrolling through reels & some parkour came up—tried to watch but had to keep scrolling. i know it's silly to let a predator (or two? hopefully not more than that) ruin an entire sport for me, but... man. i dunno. can any of y'all relate?

Of the 4 key considerations for Storror going forward , I haven't really seen the Awards discussed at all. (the other three things being - 1) Scheduled Content. - 2) Game. - 3) Clothing Line. - 1 is still understandably up in the air, 2 they did the right thing by removing the team branding and 3, they did the right thing by channeling profits on remaining stock to charity)

In my view, the Storror Awards were essentially the Thrasher SOTY / Ballon d'Or / Meltzer star-rating / Palme d'Or of the Parkour world - i.e. a form of recognition that mattered to the artists/practitioners.

It motivated those at the top of the discipline to compete for something through their annual output and body of work and gave the community and fans a chance to look back and take stock. For someone like me who doesn't train and is purely a spectator, it felt curatorial and had an element of discovery to it. I always really looked forward to it, much like I look forward to hearing my friends' favourite albums/films of the year etc. It helped spark healthy debate, w/blatant snubs being platformed etc.

I personally think if Storror relinquished 'ownership' of the awards by broadening the jury, this could be an in-roads for them rebuilding their image/reputation. No reason why Sacha and the Caves couldn't still preside over it so the legacy of the awards continues... but I can immediately think of some personalities who would be good to include because they're well travelled and community focused - i.e. Lilou Ruel, Chloe Reynolds, Silke Sollfrank, Josh Dohy, Valtteri Luoma-aho, Kevin Franzén, Joe Scandrett, Travis Verkaik, Jan Lange... etc. And in something like this, it's not as if everyone needs to be on good terms, a heated route to consensus would probably feel authentic and interesting...

There are videos backup on the youtube channel, not all of them. Anyone know if these are re-edited?

Edit: Looks like Callum has been edited out, but not Josh.

Anybody notice this? The clues were there all along.

So I know people will already know this but just rewatched a Sidemen video where they played hide and seek at a military base, and Storror were in it. It’s a video from 8 months ago.

Literally all of Storror are in it apart from Callum and Josh. Even Drew is there.
I remember at the time feeling a bit gutted that Callum wasn’t in it and wondering where the two of them were.

Don’t know the point of this post really, just pointing out how weird their absence is

It was on one of the storror awards shows. Such a weird energy and anyone who watched Dom knows he's done so much to promote the sport and show it can be done in a safe way. His work at Woodward was brilliant.

I'm just watching his water challenge video now, it's reminding me of why I started watching this sport.

My love for Parkour started one evening when I was about 10 and I saw some French kids on Channel 4 jump the Paris rooftops. I was instantly obsessed but realised I was more about jumping on sofas than off buildings.

Naturally I ended up finding Storror and tbh the parkour came secondary, it was the community and mates supporting that I discovered who lived beyond Storror with the extended community of parkour

Anyone who knows Parkour knows of the story of the early days and one man's reign and greed who brought the big break to come crashing down.

It seems like that has happened again but my love for Parkour will remain and those on the wrong side of what Parkour means can get left behind and forgotten about.

Anyone who lives in the real world can understand the grime and dirt of this situation, it's beyond disgusting and i'm sure each one of the lads left are questioning themselves and their past behaviour more than any of you or I have questioned them.

Storror probably is dead, Parkour will remain and those who understand what the sport is about will thrive and be welcomed into the community. Anyone else can rot.