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Post by jimbo100 on Jan 29, 2007 21:04:15 GMT
WTF?!?!? i think thats a load of bu*l. David Belle was the one that set this train in motion and once it's going it can't be derailed. We will NEVER give up PK will we......?
we wont.....RIGHT?!?!?!?
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Post by crawty on Jan 29, 2007 22:07:11 GMT
WTF?!?!? i think thats a load of bu*l. David Belle was the one that set this train in motion and once it's going it can't be derailed. We will NEVER give up PK will we......? we wont.....RIGHT?!?!?!? To be honest i think that post is aload of bu*l |
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Post by Shukusatsu on Jan 30, 2007 18:19:23 GMT
Really. Like this:
Honestly, in my opinion Parkour is "following David's way". If you decide to do what he says: Call it Parkour. If you decide to do other stuff: call it however you want, but don't collide with given definitions. Just call it "moving" or "the art of moving" or "Die Kunst der Bewegung" (german). Then you won't be restricted.
bye,
Dirk
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Post by crawty on Jan 31, 2007 8:05:28 GMT
ive quit parkour i now practise urban clapping. Remember no big claps for 2 years !
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Post by Shukusatsu on Feb 1, 2007 18:54:51 GMT
No seriously. Don't bother with Parkour. It's too limiting to comply with todays definition. I just go outside and move. Mostly Parkour movements, but also some rubbish wannabe-tricking, some freestyle moves, handstands and basically everything that makes me stronger.
bye,
Dirk
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Post by scarr on Feb 1, 2007 20:39:45 GMT
i think most people now train that way dirk, we train the inefficient moves as well to make ourselves strong, flips to keep us agile and generally have fun, little technical balance moves that demand huge amounts of hand-eye coordination, focus and balance, and the fast, efficient moves of parkour all in the same training session.
all of this means we can be strong and fast, but also be able to be presice and styleised, to be honest i prefer this smaller, more tech style of training rather than big fast gap jumps and high speed vaults etc
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Post by crawty on Feb 1, 2007 21:45:54 GMT
No seriously. Don't bother with Parkour. It's too limiting to comply with todays definition. I just go outside and move. Mostly Parkour movements, but also some rubbish wannabe-tricking, some freestyle moves, handstands and basically everything that makes me stronger. bye, Dirk I totally agree and i do the same thing as well. |
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Post by moonpie on Apr 22, 2007 18:55:54 GMT
Apparently David doesn't actually have the Internet at his house.[/quote]
david doesnt have internet or tv or radio he only has wat electrical apliances he needs to sustane his free-flow style of living
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Post by weegriffin on Oct 29, 2007 13:23:12 GMT
will just dont call what your doing parkour just say free running
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Post by ANTISFIT on Oct 31, 2007 14:42:40 GMT
AHHH.
isn't freerunning.
freerunning is a media term.
made by seb, its basically a rip off of yamakasi.
go read up.
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Post by crawty on Oct 31, 2007 16:34:56 GMT
AHHH. isn't freerunning. freerunning is a media term. made by seb, its basically a rip off of yamakasi. go read up. Just to expand on young jedi antony free running was just a term used to describe parkour used by seb. |
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Post by guernseypk(Adam) on Apr 11, 2008 16:32:15 GMT
I dont think it really matters what the hell you call it!! Just go out enjoy yourselfs and train!
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Post by ANTISFIT on Apr 11, 2008 17:04:46 GMT
old thread is old.
it's not followed anyway.
parkour is about self discovery, no-one can take that away :]
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