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bloobirdsenigma
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Re: Bedford
« Reply #135 on Feb 21, 2006, 7:55am »
if anyone still posts here and wants to jam in luton sometime let me know

visit the Engima website http://www.enigmapk.co.uk
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Re: Bedford
« Reply #136 on Sept 29, 2006, 9:59am »
Hey wotsup gnius! I live in Bedford and im into PK , I've just added you on msn So looking forward to chatting to you and doing some Parkour. My email is curtislee18(at)hotmail.com Chat to you soon , Peace!
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« Reply #137 on Dec 14, 2006, 9:38pm »
hi,
i'm new to parkour does anyone know where you can do parkour in Bedfrod itself i've been looking everywhere i could do with help
Thanks
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Re: Bedford
« Reply #138 on Mar 20, 2007, 9:56am »
As this forum isn't very much used i'd just like to direct you to the main parkour forum for bedfordshire:

http://www.bedsparkour.co.uk
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Re: Bedford
« Reply #139 on May 24, 2007, 10:41pm »
I'm from bedford =]
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Rickster
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« Reply #140 on Feb 26, 2008, 4:00pm »
Hey, does anyone Parkour around Bedford anymore?

Ive been Parkouring for a couple of years and am looking for people to train with. So if anyone is interested, please let me know.

Thanks.
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Re: Bedford
« Reply #141 on Mar 3, 2008, 6:58pm »
i want to do it im 15 im in bedfordshire if u heard of cranfield thats where i live but i dont know where the place is, i really want to do parkour or free running (english name) but u ppl prolly already know that jus wanna know what the ppl goin there are like cos i is a rocker and i dont mind chavs but if there are other rockers there than thatd be cool i dont mind much makes me sound frikin shallow sorry bout that
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Re: Bedford
« Reply #142 on Mar 4, 2008, 12:48pm »
hey Roger, register on the bedsparkour forum. It gets used more than this forum =]

http://www.bedsparkour.co.uk

i train in Luton alot and i'm more a rocker than anything else, so that's cool. Just so you know, freerunning isn't the english name for parkour, freerunning and parkour are different things =]
hope to train with you soon man!
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Re: Bedford
« Reply #143 on Oct 8, 2009, 10:00pm »
hey i think bout getting started on parkour the only thing is 1. i alone atm getting my mates to start but the main thing 2. i live in bedford where bouts can i go and train as a begginger i haven't done anything like it before realy other than playing aroudn with mates if you reply would be greatful
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Re: Bedford
« Reply #144 on Oct 9, 2009, 11:08am »
well first off if you mates are not into it hard times will follow trying to get em going second to start find your self a play ground erm or walls bike shucances (the things in the middle of paths to slow push bikes down) and start jumping them use www.youtube.com and look for tutorials there. some of them arnt great but the give a bit of isperation and then you go out and try the basics. stats simple after all pk is all about eficency lol well thats how i see it

ps sorry about spelling i cant spell to save my life lol
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but i dont need to spell to practice pk
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« Reply #145 on Oct 9, 2009, 6:51pm »
cheers fox ddon't realy know what you mean about the shicanes thingys( well do but don't lol) will have a look out for them. and don't worry bout the spelling i can read it cause i can't spell ever :P
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Re: Bedford
« Reply #146 on Oct 9, 2009, 8:54pm »
lol fair do's best thing is to get out there and try it lol

yeah the shicane thingys what ever thay are call any way jumpem go through em there are just so many things you can do at entry level if you can go over it try going under it through it and then over it a deiffrent way get fast more confident. you get there eventualy


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Re: Bedford
« Reply #147 on Oct 29, 2009, 12:57am »
im from bfd and i do pk
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