i love it please send me more info on how to start
Posted by samir awel at December 14, 2004 03:11 PMhy everybody
happy holidays and a fluid parkour
hi i'm new to parkour and I would realy want to learn some new triks, were can I learn any in lancashire.
Posted by jay saggerson at December 21, 2004 08:36 PMJust to let you guys know that the sequel to Jump London will be shown on Jan6th on Channel 4. Keep you eye out, it will blow you away. Its called Jump Britain. For more info visit www.urbanfreeflow.com
Posted by kerbie at December 27, 2004 11:34 AMI saw a clip on the news and was astonished. I have been doing this sort of thing all my life(24 years) for my own entertainment and to the astonishment and/or horror of all onlookers. Why use the stairs when you can vault/climb the railings? For all who keep asking where you can start or that you don't have a place to begin, you have to start LOOKING at the world differently. Every bench, ledge, rail, wall, gap, chair, fence or building is there for you to jump, climb, or vault. 2 words: WAY COOL
Posted by Ty at December 30, 2004 03:49 PMim in cali and i just saw jump london and want to start can ne 1 help me get started
Posted by reyn at January 3, 2005 02:44 AMand e-mail me to get me som info 2 and label it free running or i just trash it
Posted by reyn at January 3, 2005 02:47 AMYou know most ppl who do free running seem to be from europe didnt see any postings from americans and im 15 and live in arkansas now america sucks i wish i could move but im stuck i want to start free running but i dont think america would like it to much not that i care neways does neone have nething to help me?
Posted by Corey at January 3, 2005 02:50 AMyo i bboy and i was wondering if there is anyone in america or even where i live (maine) that does free running....ok peace
Posted by Brandon at January 3, 2005 05:00 AMI finished watching a hour long show on free running. It was on really late at night on TLC. I live in the states and I'm thankful for such a "free" sport. It is boundless and without limits. I've always love trail running and also long jumping. I'm positive this sport will gain popularity in future years. Thank you, JC
Posted by J C at January 3, 2005 05:25 PMI watched this show about the making of jump london on TLC and imediatly i was hoocked. I couldnt wait to try it so that very night I went up to my roof and started jumping beeteween buildings. The police saw me and thaght that I was a burgular. I dont recomend trying big jumps from the begining becouse I almost fell three stories to the ground trying to make a 20ft jump.
I barely made it of course with a Huge scratch.I have decided to continue to practice this great sport.
Plese send me more info on free running by E mail and make sure you label it Free Running
Posted by Ulises Robles at January 3, 2005 10:28 PMham is a monkey with herpies
Posted by boboboboboobbbbbb at January 3, 2005 11:16 PMI too saw jump london and i am extremely excited about starting this free running. I am 15 years old and a usualy rock climb and do cross-country running so i figure free running will be fun and very challanging. I live in California, America and was wondering if any body knows of a place in California they have classes or meetings for free running. I would apriciate it if someone could help me. Thanx
Posted by michaelX at January 4, 2005 02:01 AMhey jst wanted to leave the team site :D www.supertricks.tk thanks every1
Posted by Scott Young at January 4, 2005 10:31 AMHi, I was captivated by the sound of this sport, I would love to do an article for my school newpaper about it and introduce it to them, so I was looking for info. my comp wont let me onto urbanfreeflow, so if anyone has another site that gives details that would be great, I just need something to get along with. Maybe I'll take it up...sounds fun!
Posted by anni at January 4, 2005 11:57 PMim doing a project on free running (Le Parkour) i was wondering if any one knows if there are any book or catalogs that i can look at?!? e-mail me ay thx
does anyone know if there's any clubs in the suffolk area?!?
Posted by Haydee at January 6, 2005 04:29 PMI've just seen Jump Britain on Ch4, I live in Bournemouth, am 24 and I would love to start doing this sport. If anybody wants to meet up or knows anything about it in Bournemouth, please email me.
Cheers, happy jumping!
Posted by rockyhorror at January 6, 2005 11:18 PMhi guys, im sooo glad at last a sport has come out that any 1 can do.I seem the show and im hooked! Thanks Parkour. P.S does any one know any people in Edinburgh that i get in touch with??
Posted by Dianne at January 6, 2005 11:22 PMHello, i've just watched a show called Jump Britain, on Channel 4 (uk)and when it finished, i headed strairt to the interent to do some 'research' in to this skill, the seach engine sent me here, and i was wondering on how to get started and wht main key areas are need, and what mousels are best to develop in preperation form preforming this tallent.
I'm in to the agressive sport life style, and a few of my friends have done Parkour and i havent really been into it untill tonights show where you can really see what can be acheaved, and i think that if more publisity was put in to Parkour many more people would wish to be involved and 'be like the pros'
After seeing this program, i am now going to try to begin Parkour, and i hope with your pointers, i can become better.
-Dean
-16
-Cambridgeshire (St.neots)
Hello, i've just watched a show called Jump Britain, on Channel 4 (uk)and when it finished, i headed strairt to the interent to do some 'research' in to this skill, the seach engine sent me here, and i was wondering on how to get started and wht main key areas are need, and what mousels are best to develop in preperation form preforming this tallent.
I'm in to the agressive sport life style, and a few of my friends have done Parkour and i havent really been into it untill tonights show where you can really see what can be acheaved, and i think that if more publisity was put in to Parkour many more people would wish to be involved and 'be like the pros'
After seeing this program, i am now going to try to begin Parkour, and i hope with your pointers, i can become better.
-Dean
-16
-Cambridgeshire (St.neots)
Yeah i watched the program tonite and hey Apache what you have been doing is called Footskating!!! i do it too! too bad i live in the west midlands... nearish Coventry. I'm gonna give free running a try too... -adam-
Posted by adam king at January 6, 2005 11:30 PMhey, i live in stratford in warwickshire if anyone around there wants to give it a go (around 15 yrs) i've got no experience, just want to have a laugh you know, just doing simple things and build it up. just email me if you're remotely interested.
Posted by rob at January 6, 2005 11:50 PMHi all
Not been able to access reccomended sites yet they must be overloaded after Jump Britain. I'll get there. meantime i'm here in Liverpool. Anyone else out there doing it already. I love movement I dance-all kinds, do Akido and the Nia technique anything that gets me into my body brings me so into the moment total focus on flow and that's how I learn about life the best. I imagine le parkour would do the same for me. And yes used to do it round the house with me bro and drive mum crazy. ( further stage to this was to do it without being seen ) Plus any good advise on footwear appriciated.
Any Adults in Ipswich intersted in getting together for some Parkour training and Jams. Email me. L8rs
Posted by Dre at January 7, 2005 12:26 AMFORGET ALL THAT SUPERTRICKS SHIT, THEY AINT EVN PARKOUR. WWW.URBANFREEFLOW.COM HAS GOT SOME OF THE DAPPAS FROM ON THE SHOW THERE. ITS THERE SITE. AND THE SHOW WAS SICK, I DONT NO IF THERE IS A WORD OTHA THAN SICK THAT COMES TO MIND. WATCH IT, THESE GUYS WILL BE BIG
Posted by WAGAZAKI at January 7, 2005 08:29 AMi am 11 years old can i still take part in free running and were is the nearest palce to train in dagenham
Posted by George at January 7, 2005 11:50 AMhi im 14 and ive bin doing free running 4 a bout 6 mounths im ok at it but id like to get better at it so could you help me learn more craig
Posted by craig at January 7, 2005 12:11 PMhi im 14 and ive bin doing free running 4 a bout 6 mounths im ok at it but id like to get better at it so could you help me learn more craig
Posted by craig at January 7, 2005 12:12 PMdo u have to be really fit to do pk
Posted by kerz at January 7, 2005 02:02 PMdoes anyone know if there are any books on free running or "Le Parkur"?!? im doing a project on it. u can email me at thx
Posted by Haydee at January 7, 2005 03:37 PMI am 12 and want to start parkour,but i cant find anywhere near enough to learn.I really want to start because i think it is sumthing different and luks fun.
Posted by tiddas at January 7, 2005 06:34 PMMe and my mates r tryin 2 find a club 2 start free running but i can't find any site that give info 2 a club. can any1 help me coz i want 2 trian 4 free running in a controlled area so i dont get hurt when tryin 2 do it proply 4 da 1st time!!!LOL... contact me plases!!!
Posted by ricky at January 7, 2005 06:48 PMi saw the program on free runnin, and was amazed, i've always wanted to do these kinda things and have relied on martial arts for a long time, i certainly wont abandon martial arts for this but seein as i cant skate for me life i'l do it betta on me feet!
Posted by edus 15 at January 7, 2005 06:53 PMMy name's Ricky i'm 15 and me an my mates have been looking to start parkour 4 about a year now but i need help 2 find a club 2 get us started. i no of a few places to do parkour plase contact me if u wont 2 meet up as a group and go round london but we ant that gd. Me an my mates live in SOUTH EAST LONDON so if u wont 2 do it and u have got a mate that will do it with u me and my mates would b happy 2 jam with u.
Posted by RICKY at January 7, 2005 07:01 PMany1 no where any parkour places r in bromsgrove or worcsetster
Posted by tiddas at January 7, 2005 07:06 PMplease i need help cus i really wanna start
Posted by tiddas (sam tidman) at January 7, 2005 07:08 PMi also suffer from sum hyper thing and i thought it wud be a good way of gettin rid of energy....lol....and i luv jumpin around and off things
Posted by tiddas at January 7, 2005 07:10 PMhi just wandrerin if any1 found any
Posted by tiddas at January 7, 2005 08:52 PMHey i went to start free running. im 14 and live in walthamstow if anyone is interested email me on
Posted by Jordan Samuels at January 7, 2005 08:54 PMyo any help
oh and kurbie,wat sorta clothes and stuff shud yah wear wen doin parkour.or any recomended makes and stuff. i wud apreciate it greatly if yah cud say.thanx
Posted by tiddas at January 8, 2005 12:15 PMCan any1 help me 2 train in south east london or central london coz me and my mates wont 2 start parkour it looks so kool. plases contact me at
Posted by rob at January 8, 2005 01:22 PMricky again. Goin 2 try parkour now is there a specific type of clothes 2 wear.
Posted by ricky at January 8, 2005 01:38 PMis there any things in scotland to do wit pk
Posted by kerz at January 8, 2005 04:38 PMkerbie u fine thang! luv ya loads! u kick ass! -x-
Posted by bonnie at January 8, 2005 06:14 PMhi
Posted by tiddas at January 9, 2005 01:47 PMhi yah im tryin out aprkour and did it for he first time yesterday and suprised myself..just proves that u pik it up quick!
Posted by chicken at January 9, 2005 06:47 PMHiya if any 1 from Torquay in Devon want 2 take up free running with me let me no I think it's really cool and wanted some 1 2 joine me if so email me at markkoolskate@hotmail@com
Im mark by the way
Check out www.urbanfreeflow.com for all the pk advice you need. The forum is good for meeting local members to. We arrange training sessions on gyms and have out door parkour days to. Its worth while.
Posted by kerbie at January 9, 2005 10:47 PMI live in Leicester nd i was wonderin if there was any places to go and practice pk seein as i neva done it be4, nd im sure practisin on concrete isnt the only way lol, im up for joinin others who already do it, im 15 quite fit (bein a boxer) but not very flexible. cheers M@T
Posted by Matt at January 9, 2005 11:06 PMHey Tiddas whereabouts in Bromsgrove you live? I used to do PK, gave up and am starting again so if u wanna hook up email me [email protected]
If anyone has any questions then you can email me or visit www.urbanfreeflow.com. Its a handy site run by some of the nicest people you'll ever be likely to meet.
Peace Ace
Posted by Ace at January 10, 2005 02:42 PMi think free running is amazing and i really hope the game will be realesed soon!!!!!!1
Posted by az at January 10, 2005 05:34 PMi like parkour but is there any kids clubs
can u send me some info for if i am a beginner
Posted by jason at January 10, 2005 06:40 PMI know this is a late messege but I am starting a group of novice free-runners in ny. I am open to any tips that can be given.
Posted by Somthing or other at January 11, 2005 12:33 AMAlso im from the usa
Posted by Somthing or other at January 11, 2005 12:45 AMi saw jump london and was immediately interested in free running. i thought it was amazing and takes a lot of skill to do it. how can i get involved in free running?
Posted by sapphire at January 11, 2005 03:40 PMI live in a place called corsham in wiltshire people know Bath. My friends think i should not do parkour but i think its amazing there are a group of boys that do it around my area but im the only girl that wants to do it What should i do? thanx x x x
Posted by gemma15 at January 11, 2005 03:42 PMI live in a place called corsham in wiltshire people know Bath. My friends think i should not do parkour but i think its amazing there are a group of boys that do it around my area but im the only girl that wants to do it What should i do? thanx x x x
Posted by gemma15 at January 11, 2005 03:44 PMI live in a place called corsham in wiltshire people know Bath. My friends think i should not do parkour but i think its amazing there are a group of boys that do it around my area but im the only girl that wants to do it What should i do? thanx x x x
Posted by gemma15 at January 11, 2005 03:44 PMI would advise anyone who wants to start, firstly to make friends with other people who want to start as well. Go to your nearest park that has some rails or walls and practice anything. Jumping, rolling and vaulting are all key skills that are needed to progress in Parkour.Have a look on the internet to hook up with other like-minded people so that you can learn new techniques. This way you will progress quickly.
Believe me www.urbanfreeflow.com is one of the best sites to visit. After a few jams with other 'free runners' I could vault, 360 reverse vault, dash vault, monkey vault, tictac, 3 step wall runs, cat leap as well as loads of other shit. Try to learn the basics and then pick something that you want to be your speciality. I can do all the shit that i said before but now i focus primarily on gap jumps, wall runs and wall plants. Wall runs especially are a real crowd pleaser, as they think that it shouldnt be possible :p. Practice and email me at [email protected] with ANY questions i will reply the day i get the email.
PS dont let anyone think that you wont be able to do parkour if you are young. Im only fifteen :).
Peace Ace
Posted by Ace at January 12, 2005 10:51 AMi live in calne and i love freerunning but i realy want to find a place were i can train proprely but i dont no were any training places are.
Posted by andrew parsons at January 12, 2005 01:09 PMthe fist time i tired free running the first thing i went to jump over i fall and badly hurt my leg
Posted by paddy at January 12, 2005 01:46 PMit me again and thanx for a replie
Posted by chicken at January 12, 2005 08:06 PMpaddy dont let it put yah off...if i fall over i see it as a chance to improve
Posted by tiddas at January 12, 2005 08:08 PMHi, heres the deal......
i suck @ breakrolls lol
anyone got any advice, ide be very grateful as it realy is limiting what i can do!!
thanks.....Olie
Posted by Olie at January 12, 2005 08:40 PMfree runing is good to do i bin doing it 4 a year
Posted by david at January 13, 2005 09:57 AMi am 15 and i have done a little bit of jumping i have jumped 3 meters of a small wall onto a bigger wall and wanted to join a club but i dont know were too look
Posted by nathaniel at January 13, 2005 02:28 PMi live in haverhill i am 15 and i have done a little bit of jumping i have jumped 3 meters of a small wall onto a bigger wall and wanted to join a club but i dont know were too look
Posted by nathaniel at January 13, 2005 02:31 PMHI THANX FOR A REPLY FROM ACE!
Posted by tiddas at January 14, 2005 08:10 PMHI THANX FOR A REPLY FROM ACE!
Posted by tiddas at January 14, 2005 08:11 PMi been doin more parkour and gettin better
Posted by tiddas at January 15, 2005 12:05 PMhey, i am dieing to find a club near the romford/hornchurch area!eva since jump britian was shown i cant stop wanning 2 do it plz if ne1 nose a club where i can start in hornchurch/romford plz e mail me
Posted by jak at January 15, 2005 05:19 PMhi i am goin a bit short of my jumps has any1 got any advice on how i can impove them
Posted by tiddas at January 15, 2005 08:32 PMhey, i av been interested in starting free runin, but i know nobody that want to do it to. i live in bournemouth, so if there are any people in bournemouth that want to start or wud like to teach me some stuff then please email me at [email protected]. thanks guys
hi im 14 years old and i live in new jersey and my cousin introduced me to le parkour and i was wondering if there are any type of classes i can go to for learing the free running
Posted by tj at January 19, 2005 07:57 PMIve jst started pk with my frend n we wont 2 no some good spots in Lancashire can u help?
Posted by Braders at January 23, 2005 07:55 PMyo all i was just wonderin if any of you knew anyone who does freerunning in Gloucestershire if you do get in touch we need some new areas to do freerunning
Posted by F.R.O.G (moleman) at January 26, 2005 04:56 PMDoes any 1 no of any gyms near lancashire/lancaster were i can practice if so tel me!!
I thought Jump Britain rocked
Posted by Braders at January 26, 2005 10:42 PMyou wanna see how amateurs can still get good at parkour?
www.highdowntime.com/parkour/ is where you can download our 2 videos
i kinda liked it more when parkour was less popular but people still did it
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Posted by Master Yoda at February 2, 2005 10:04 AMstop spamming you fucking losers.
Posted by PKU at February 2, 2005 10:05 AMi remembered that bbc 2 ad that was on ages ago so i thought i would try. i got onto my conservotory roof to jump into my garden but chickened out. but on my way downstairs i stacked on the top stair and fell down- but i landed on my feat (quite)stylishly so i tried jumping down. now i do bigger things but staking it down the stairs can realy give insparation...
Posted by ed at February 5, 2005 08:31 PMhi i live in basildon essex and i cant find any1 that does parkour. it is really dissapointin cos i want 2 start it but i cant c the point if its on me own. so any1 dat lives near dere email me [email protected] thanx
Posted by ryan at February 8, 2005 01:48 AMHi im aaron and i live in the US me and some frines do it but we need some pointers. please send some tips!!!
Posted by aaron at February 8, 2005 01:54 AMHi, I just watch FreeRunning London... amazing the WORLD is SMALL.... i'm from BOLIVIA(SouthAmerica)... I used to do freerunning but I never name it. I feeled like "experience in art" .... I remember when I was 17 years old I used to jump from roofs windows chairs, monuments like crazy...... many thanks for inspiring me I will start it again.... It's good way of experience our lifes... FREEAIR IS LIFE FREERUNNING IS LIVING IT.
Posted by Enrrique at February 9, 2005 05:57 PMAs cool as free runnin looks, i hope you are informing these young ones of the proper way to do it. This is a very dangerous activity, even straight martial arts have rules and guidlines to keep it safe. A kid died on a railway line only a few weeks while trying this.
These are children we are dealing with, give them the right controls and hopefully there wont be anymore death. I enjoy free running but i also respect those around me and know my limits.
Hey there well it's safe to say i had never heard of parkour or free running before but have just watched the channel four programme and i was amazed so i just want to say to all the people involved a big WOW keep it up guy's your all amazing.
Posted by Becky at February 11, 2005 11:17 AMHey there well it's safe to say i had never heard of parkour or free running before but have just watched the channel four programme and i was amazed so i just want to say to all the people involved a big WOW keep it up guy's your all amazing.
Posted by Becky at February 11, 2005 12:17 PMhi iam from north crewe parkour team. based in the carlisle area (england). were looking to start a north crewe teams in other areas of england. if intrested email me and get a group of freinds and start free running, send videos of your group by email, so i can put it on the north crewe parkour team website. thanks
Posted by north crewe parkour team at February 11, 2005 05:23 PMHi, I'm Tom, 12, from Rochdale in Greater Manchester. i go to this caravan park in morcambe, Regent caravan park. well there's this kids play area with a couple of swings on, i just climb up on top of them and jump off, anyone know any areas where i can free run in Rochdale?
Cool show, it was on this morning on 4
Posted by Tom Mc at February 11, 2005 06:43 PMhey, im 16 and omg i really wanna start, but non of my mates wanna do it (truth beknown to me, they are bad at that kinda stuff, whereas i am kinda nimble etc etc) so if there is anyone around Cheshire or there are any clubs then PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE!!!!!!! email me at : [email protected]
Peace Johnny
Posted by Johnny at February 12, 2005 08:38 PMi just started to practice parkouring, but all i have is woods to work with, is there any suggestions? theres only so much i can think of to do? also, what about learning new tricks?
Posted by jon willats at February 13, 2005 05:04 PMme and my m8 were gr8ly inspired by the programme 'jump london' and just wanted 2 say thank u 4 inspiring us coz now we have sumting 2 do when we are out and about. cheers
Posted by niglet at February 21, 2005 08:21 PMalso we av been practising our tricks and skills everywhere and we were wondering weather or not we can get into trouble for free running everywhere around the town and in car parks and walls, fences etc etc??????????
Posted by niglet at February 21, 2005 08:36 PMis there any clubs in B.C. canada?
Posted by sky at February 21, 2005 11:34 PMHey Kings and Queens! 23 yr. old chick Traceur from Texas here! Saw Parkour for the first time not too terribly long ago and fell in love. Haven't been able to stand still since then, the only problem being that the nearest "city" (if you want to call it that) is...far. Not much besides trees and my house to practice on our here! *sad* Anyway, God bless y'all and don't break anything, eh?
Love the sport. Live the art. Join the race.
Brooklyn.
Posted by Brooklyn at February 28, 2005 10:46 PMHi i'm 15 and me and a few mates free run every where even at school and josh does all the mad climbing and i do all the kind of running up walls and rebounding from wall to wall as most of my moves were taken from the console game 'The prince of persia warrior within' and i would like to know how to run up a wall and back flip of it so if anyone has any tips id like them feel free to e-mail me cheers
Posted by Gage at March 2, 2005 11:13 AMHi i'm 15 and me and a few mates free run every where even at school and josh does all the mad climbing and i do all the kind of running up walls and rebounding from wall to wall as most of my moves were taken from the console game 'The prince of persia warrior within' and i would like to know how to run up a wall and back flip of it so if anyone has any tips id like them feel free to e-mail me cheers
Posted by Gage at March 2, 2005 11:14 AMhi,i´m a free runner too, i´m from Brazil, but here don´t have very people that pratice but i and my friend pratice...le parkuor is very cool and i´m the best free runner :-)
e-mail me
bye
i learned never to try a kong vault from the top of a 5 story indoor car park to the dumpster at the bottom lol
Posted by chubby checca at March 3, 2005 12:04 PMbin doing parkour with my mates for about 3 months and already were jumpin buildings balcony to balcony cat leapin from trees to balconys the lot
it just takes the right frame of mind and timing and you also gotta know your limitsd and how to stay inside them thats the hardest for me
we`ve got picures and they look outstanding
and were recruiting team members in teberife and also getting spanish in on the act of parkour
we`re like gods to them cos we do the crazy jumps they could only imagine and when we do it in public even the police like to watch
thats when you knowyour appreciated for practising such an extridinar
discipline like PARKOUR
PEACE OUT !!!!!!
hi my names the vault or daniel porter jus interested if anyone wants to talk about parkour over msn if you do my address is [email protected]
peace out
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Posted by kallum at March 6, 2005 10:09 PMhey, im a fashion student at Westminster university and for one of my modules have collaborated with music and media students to do a group project incoporating film, music and photography in assosiation with www.showstudio.com. The website is run by photographer Nick Knight-check it out! We are basing our project around the body movements involved in parkour and are looking for people to film! If anyone living in the London area is interested in being involved in this project please email me! thanks!
Posted by gemma at March 9, 2005 11:04 AMsorry, Westminster student interested in people to help with project, (above)my email is [email protected]
Posted by gemma at March 9, 2005 11:07 AMFree running roks i do it but where did you first start? just messing about or in an actual place?
Posted by Craig at March 11, 2005 04:18 PMYou lot have probably been told this already a thousand times, but the easiest thing to do is go down to a local gymnastics class and take a few sessions. You can learn all kinds of useful stuff
im better than u and im 14!and ive only been doing it for a week
Posted by skyler at March 15, 2005 10:29 AMtotally wrong attitude dude, this shudn;t be about the "i'm better than u" mentality it should just be about chilling and hanging out together enjoying what we do.
peace out y'all
Ben
14
ipswich uk - drop me a line if u wanna meet sometime
hi, my names josh and i live in carlisle uk, i'm 15 with no parkour expierience.i'd like to get in contact with any members of the north crewe parkour team they can contact me at [email protected]
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