Parkour

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.

Depends on how much you practice, like anything else.

A month of training can get you far, but the more advanced stuff shouldn't be learned until the basics are a part of your natural movement

The only sport equipment needed to go jogging is a pair of good trainers - making jogging a very cheap form of free exercise. Jogging raises the heart rate and gets the circulation and the lungs working, though it is best to jog away from traffic pollution if at all possible. It is also additive to some people, who will jog in all weathers, and to a strict routine. Therefore, while it is not to everyone's taste, some people like to jog - simple!

Parkour originated from a group of teenagers that lived in France that wanted to get there bodies into shape and get good focus ad what not. I know this cause im a freerunner also the teenagers group was calles the comakozi you can youtube it.

i heard david belle invented it.

WRONG! The Group was called Yamakasi, and it was started by David belle and Sebastien Foucan, it was transferred to a sport by Sebastien Foucan, and became more popular as he pushed for it's discovery, it was started as French Military training by Georges Hebert, who studied African tribes and how they moved fluidly around their surroundings. He called it the Natural Method, a way to perfect movement, and didnt become a "sport" untile Sebastien Foucan and David Belle created Yamakasi.

Traceur for male, and traceuse for females.

Each type of shoe will offer certain benefits; softer landings, more ankle support, etc. However, there is no "best" shoe for parkour; parkour is about the movements, and if you can properly do the movements; shoes are not that big of an importance.

Try Gymnastics training and weightlifting. While Gymnastics probably doesn't sound like it has any place in the action-packed world of Parkour, it really helps when you're navigating above, by, and through physical objects. Weightlifting is good practice too, considering that you will be doing a lot of climbing if you want to be very good at it the art of Parkour. Unlike gymnastics though, parkour is done wearing tanktops, loose fitting jeans, and sneakers, instead of a tight one-piece that looks like footed pajamas. Parkour is where you're navigating around, through, and above physical objects, whether it's a jungle or London rooftops. For practice, go to a vacant playground with a playset and practice jumping through holes, over rails, and try to swing your arms and land on your toes when jumping long distances. Remember though, start out slow. Nobody ever jumps six feet over a rail on their first parkour run. Message me for more Parkour questions. Live it. Love it. Jump it.

anywhere depending on your level, a compressed area with a lot of obstacles, walls, rails close together can allow you to build fluid movement.

there is also many things in your local park, for conditioning and drills.

"No, she died in a car crash in 2010."

Yes he does but there was no car crash in 2010! She's 12 years old and still alive.

There is one called Whirlwind Parkour.

free running start in urban they started free running because they where inspired by Urban's free runners as you can see there are alot of free runners in London there are 500 and more free runners.

It wasn't. It was started in Reims, France but the inventor (Georges Hebert) used ideas and movements from martial arts and other forms of athletic movement, and claims that the sport has "always been here, it's just nobody knew what to call it." He says that even Neanderthals practiced it as they went about their daily lives!

Parkour is the art that is performed by the human himself.parkour s often described as being a type of are due to is beauty

A running gainer and a standing gainer are both parkour moves. In the parkour community, a running gainer is considered a harder and much scarier move. It's recommended to practice in a foam pit before you take to the streets.

probably not a bit thin on the bottom. what does this have to do with English to Japanese

David Belle is the person who inveted parkour with co creater Sebastian Foucan. (they are both french!)

you have to eat half of the rock and then attempt if you are still alive

monkey vault

At Houston parkour school

David Belle is the inventor of parkour but he didn't die,he made a movie called district 13.

It is possible but it will be hard you will have to reformat the parkour.ifp to buttons but you will need a PS2 emulator on a PS3 to do it but you can do the more simple change the ped.ifp

Yes, I suggest a large reality check.

What you are aspiring to is to spend time in prison. There are lots of less difficult and dangerous routes to incarceration.

around 1k :)

Martial arts is the closest thing to it. However I don't think that there is a fighting style made for it yet.

(contrary to the previous) there is an experimental fighting technique to use with parkour but it uses people as obstacles and a martial arts of your choice, but its only meant for speedy fights nothing practical, like say your being chased or chasing someone and you'd rather apprehend them or decapitate them you could just as easily turn around and surprise your enemy or if you just want to get the jump on someone a few rails or walls away your wallrun and spin kick to the side back or front of the head. Nothing to serious yet and its called offensive parkour (opk). Parkour can be used for a wide variety of things but using it to fight is kind of a contradiction to the original purpose so it would never be parkour anyways, i step from my soap box now. (feel free to update or even argue)

No. It was made illegal with the 28th amendment to the U.S. Constitution.