Parkour(which is what I do) involves running in a (relatively) straight line and not doing most of the aesthetics that freerunning involves. Parkour is really for getting from a to b as quickly and efficiently as possible. It was first made for a more efficient way to escape someone but has now turned into a sport. Freerunning doesn't have a designated path set and involves a lot of aesthetics (flips etc.) and is more of a way to show off. Of course parkour is kinda that way to. Hope that helps.
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Listen to the guy above. But basically parkour is getting there as fast as possibale in a straight line (not having to go around thing but just straight over them instead). Whilst freerunning is where you do more trick (flips ect.) to show off abit more.
Parkour is a French sport or also known as free running
Prob not, but the University is a great place to do parkour/free running
David Belle and his father started parkour, if you were wondering about Free-running aswell, Sebastien Foucan.
The spelling "parkour" is correct (often capitalized Parkour or abbreviated PK), meaning a form of obstacle running, one variant being "free running."
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Free-running is almost a martial art, that is based off of the French art of parkour. Parkour has it's roots in WWI and WWII, as some of the training for the French military. Free-running became what it is most recognized as today around the 1960's until the late 1990's.
a parkourist or a parkourite
Free running or Parkour.
libreBut you might be looking for "Parkour"
free-running (Parkour) and football
I would suggest American Parkour's website, or Urban FreeFlow's webite.
Just a lot of practice. I know some sponsored professional free runners who taught themselves everything. But if you would rather be taught you could learn gymnastics. Because gymnastics is very similar to Parkour. I go to an open gymnastics place where I can practice everything with mats and trampolines.