I don't know why but I've never really felt ''embarrassed" training in public.
I have had many times people staring and I know what's probably going
through their heads:

"That kid's crazy." "He looks funny." "What a goofball."

But then I think what if there saying:

"Whoa, that's pretty cool." ar atleast "Dang, he's got guts."

But either way I never really seemed to care. It was (and is) just me
moving and their is notihng I  can do to stop that. "Moving" here
is used a new sport. Why should I stop 'moving' just because
they judge.

The common public judges everyone on anything in any
situation. This is no different.

Just that this is a brand new situation: parkour, art of movement/displacement.

hah same here. im hoping they think im awesome 

but either way, as always, pk is for me and me alone.
and for you and you alone. no matta what they think. 

im sorry man, but im glad your better! you should have konged the car!!
ah, atleast your getting better.

but really, it sounds like starting over might be the best here.
how long have you been a practicion of the art of movement?
if not too long, say under a year,
just build from the ground up.

dont worry about others. worry about yourself first,
than you can carry your skills over to care for others. 

Ha, it is Belleable.

Anyway, dude!  Just improve your range of movement.  That's what parkour is about isn't it?  If you lost a nerve in your arm try to rebuild it.

lol...I honestly feel your pain when it comes to practicing in public.  My problem's a little bit compounded by both my age and the social atmosphere here on Guam.  It's okay to be rolling around on the ground at a park when you're a kid, or a teenager, but a 28-year-old grown-ass dude trying to bust out quadrapedals in a public space garners a crapload of attention.  And by social atmosphere, I mean, Guam's kind of a "rigid" community when it comes to certain social trends.  If you're a guy, you're supposed to be into MMA or suping up your ride, and if you're a chick, you're supposed to be into whatever MTV tells you you're into that week.  So for someone to be practicing and conditioning for PK(and please note, I'm not even doing the "cool" stuff yet, I'm just rolling around in the grass, doing sprints, squats, and quadrapedal movement), it's a huge break from the norm.  It hasn't been the easiest thing for me, either, especially because I'm slightly overweight(though PK is really helping me burn it off quick).

But eventually, you just have to muscle through it and realize that just because you might get some weird looks from folks in your immediate community, there are still folks out there that truly respect what you're doing, both out there and in here.

A couple of friends of mine have heard that I'm training, and I just discovered, weirdly enough, that they've secretly wanted to train for some time, as well, but they were self-conscious about it, too.  Training with other people does go a long way towards relieving your self-consciousness, especially if, as the most experienced of the bunch, you're the one helping them along.  As traceurs, I'd venture a guess that we work harder to condition our bodies than 90-95% of the rest of the world.  We are the exception to the rule at the moment(which makes us exceptional), and as such, we just have to accept that not everyone in our world thinks the same as we do.  Perhaps they're jealous, perhaps they're contemptuous, perhaps they just don't get it.  But if they don't take our ideas into account when they judge us...we shouldn't take theirs into account when we're training, yeah?....  Hope that helped.

I'm long-winded! lol.  Peace out.

hey bro!..im from guam!

maybe we can train together!

lol i don't really live in a city, but when i go into a city, i kinda am becuase i pretty good at flips, but im trying to do aot of Parkour now, but i dont really get embarrassed, alittle, but i dont think about it lol