Your vid and training definitely show dedication and discipline. Keep it up! It seems that you could have had an opportunity to be a positive ambassador of Parkour when the guy kicked you off your spot. I'm guessing it was either an administrator or a custodian of the school. Although the moment is passed, you might want to go back and talk to the guy, not necessarily to convince him, but to make him aware that you're not just some punk there to screw around and damage property. And if he had called the cops? Well, David Belle's hope is that the police and firefighters would use this. I always find it to be a great comment when talking politely and in an explanatory way to the authorities. Of course, you shouldn't expect to convince them, although making people aware that this is a serious discipline is important at this time in PK history. Being a teacher myself, I know you'll never get official permission to train there, as schools are way too paranoid with lawsuits these days, but it helps to build rapport to talk with them. I've never trained at my school, and never bothered to ask, simply because I know how it will go (and the training near my house is much better anyway). If you train there when the place is empty, when you won't "give any young people bad ideas," you might still have it as a resource, if you make good with those you might see you. Just my thoughts at the moment.
Keep it up, it's looking good.
P.S. Nice shoes.
