 le parkour - free running, any other traceurs on 6gc? with video |
 Jan 25, 2006 - 11:13 AM
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for those who arent familiar with this sport, heres an article that explains it le parkour. its an art form in which you use the forward movement of your body to flow through obstacles from point A to point B continuously without moving backwards. i find it a great alternative to traditional running because it is challenging and more interactive. running isnt about intervals or marathons, and i think a lot of people dont like to run because of that idea that its a chore. running should be about having fun, and free running takes the fun of hopping the fence or running on a curb when you were a kid to the next level.
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Jan 26, 2006 - 6:37 PM
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I saw this on MTV a few years back and it was called Freestyle walking/running and it was like supposed to be what skaters were supposed to start doing and what not! i tried it for about a day then rolled my ankle! I think its a chore ;-)
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