Parkour

You must be extremely fit (ripped) and half a good center core and be able to do a backbend if you have all of these then it is very easy to do once you get it down.

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It lowers air resistance when doing a move.

For example, if your doing a cat leap, with baggy clothes, you might under shot it.

With duct tape, its closed down, so that you can do the move more easily

Yes, many in fact. They are used to train the mind into not being afraid even while falling and upside down

In fact there are about to be some in Columbia. I'm heading them off with a local gym in Lexington! Don't know where you live but hope it's close!

Also there is one in Myrtle beach now at ultimate gymnastics over where the plex was it is now called the warehouse, and if you're in the upstate, there is a class in Greenville at Greenville Gymnastics Training Center.

DC skate shoes are not designed for running, which is a fairly significant aspect of parkour, since you have to run in order to maintain enough speed to jump up and over obstacles, walls, gaps, etc. Parkour requires shoes that will not shift around a lot, and therefore skate shoes, which do not fit as tightly as, say, running shoes, might not be the best choice. In my opinion, a set of trail running shoes would be better because they offer a snug fit as well as a more aggressive tread pattern, which will minimize slips and falls. Skate shoes do not typically offer very good tread. Trail runnning shoes are also lighter and more flexible, which also seems better for parkour.

The thing about parkour is that you use the enviorment around you normal an urban area. so really anywhere downtown you will be able to find a spot to do something.

There some good walls around New Haven Middle School. Downtown would also be a good place to go. the thing about Fort Wayne is all the training spots are spread out. there's no one good place to train everything really.

David Belle officially invented Parkour in 1930, though variations of the sport have been around for thousands of years.

Actually there are. Theres one really great one out of middleton Ma. Its called yellowjacket gym and you can contact them right through there web site. Its for anyone and everyone who wants to learn

Yes, but only by those who are specially trained. It can be very dangerous, and deadly. Special care must be used, so only those who can handle it are trained in such a manner.

Let's be honest guys I really don't know

David Belle was born in Fecamp, France on April 19 1973. He is famous for being the founder of Parkour. He also rose to prominence being an actor, film choreographer, and stunt coordinator.

parkour and freerunning group from England

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Yes, there are. There are two parkour trainers within 5 miles of Brick, NJ.

Mitchell Healy and Andrew Choflet, both in Toms River, NJ.

Yes. People have died from free running or parkour. It's very dangerous because free running or parkour deals with jumping off buildings, jumping building to building, and ect. so yes there was some death of people falling off buildings or has fallen through the building.

Parkour is a French word for method of movement focused on moving around obstacles with speed and efficiency. Parkour is also called Freerunnning. Parkour can be very easy if you set a goal to do it. All you have to do is set your mind to do it, find the right are, and go! Working out and building muscle is a key in freerunning. The first thing you should learn is the Dive Roll. Then the front handspring and/or the Kong Jump. OH! And learning how to hop a fence wuickly would be useful. Trust me... Im a freerunner myself.

we have been told that SEBASTIAN FOUCANN and DAVID BELLE and some other friends invented LE PARKOUR deliberately miss spelt french to show its something different!

It is best to wear really baggy clothes while preforming Parkour.

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Yes, the Leicester Parkour Association (LPA). Find them at leicesterparkour.com.

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The Olympic record for men's shotput was set by Ulf Timmermann of East Germany at the 1988 Games in Seoul at a distance of 22.47 meters (73 feet, 8 5/8 inches).

the actaul distance of he current world record is 23.06 meters but im not sure who by

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