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OMG DOOD YOUR AWSOME!!!!!!!!!!

It seems to makes sense that, since parkour is really an art of moving quickly and efficiently, that it shouldn't be constrained to any kind of environment. Practice in whatever is your "natural habitat" - urban, rural, whatever... I've been trying to apply that principle myself, as where I live it's very flat and not conducive to what you'd see in a pk video. Not quite full-on suburbs, but my neighborhood is light urban and doesn't have much in the way of anything you could call an obstacle. (of course, I'm still developing my pk-vision; it's cool to look at things in new ways!!) I've had to seek out places to train, both in the park and deeper into the city. Perhaps for this flatness, parkour could have more of a vertical interpretation? Climbing up the sides of houses, getting on higher porches and roofs? Don't really want to jump over cars yet =)

i've train manly urban area's i did train a few weeks in the woodland while visiiting my uncle. I loved it. way more natrual. But now im back at home and the nearest tree is at the local park and im taller then it?