Parkour Freestyle

Parkour (language: French) is a training discipline using a movement developed from training in military barriers. Practitioners aim to move from one point to another in complex environments, without the tools and aids as fast and efficient as possible. Parkour includes running, climbing, swinging, horse riding, jumping, rolling, four-legged movements (crawling) and other moves that are considered best suited for the situation. Parkour's development of military training provides some aspects of non-combative martial arts.

Parkour is an activity that can be done alone or with others and is usually done in urban space, although it can be done anywhere. Parkour involves looking at one's environment in a new way, and imagining the potential to navigate with movement around, across, through, above and below its features.

Parkour is probably one of the purest forms of extreme sports. All you need is your body and your controlling skills.

Parkour is an extreme sport that has been popular in Europe for several years. This sport has now crossed the Atlantic and is rapidly gaining popularity in the United States. Participants of this activity, known as parkouristes, try to overcome obstacles in their environment in the most efficient way. This can be achieved simply by jumping or conquering the obstacles, but sometimes this is done in a very acrobatic way. The sport has long underground followers but has now gained media exposure through various television commercials, and it has even been featured in recent blockbuster movies. As a result, many amateurs try to recreate this malicious action without proper protection or guidance. It takes extra care when practicing this parkour.

Do not try this at home without an expert trainer.

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