American Parkour - Parkour and Freerunning - Tribe Teaching Parkour in Beirut, Lebanon

The Tribe and Alliance are keeping busy. Fresh off their trip to China, Frosti, Ryan Ford, and Mark Toorock will be joined byteammates Jereme Sanders , Will Schultz, Andy Cousins , Levi Meeuwenberg, Tyson Cecka, and MiamiParkour 's Adrian Gonzales, to head off to Lebanon! The boys were called in by the US Embassy to give several performances around Beirut and to teach local children. K-SWISS and American Parkour have signed on to sponsor the event. This is looking to be an amazing event showing the ability of parkour and freerunning to reach out to the world and a chance to train some kids in parkour who could really use a positive influence in their lives. We're extremely thankful to K-SWISS and the US Embassy for making this opportunity possible and we can't wait to get over there and represent!

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1. 10-07-2008 06:12

Wow good luck guys! The U.S. Embassy knows about you? haha cool!

Be safe

Conway

2. 10-07-2008 16:06

I think this is one of the coolest things the Tribe has done. Way to be, guys

miniPK

3. 10-07-2008 17:38

we need some of this down in Souther Cal!!

~ Temecula Parkour

jimjim25000

4. 10-07-2008 20:00

Hey Mark,

Remember to swing by FOB Loyalty, in Iraq on your way back from Lebanon, we will go jam downtown Baghdad :upset

Garilla

5. 10-07-2008 21:31

Wow I'm impressed. Not only is this a great opportunity to spread and teach parkour, this is an opportunity to make a difference in an ever changing world. Way to go guys!

gustma02

6. 10-08-2008 08:06

I KNOW ADRIAN I SHOOK HIS HAND ONCE! :roll

lorenzocubano

7. 10-18-2008 06:18

The tribe was amazing... the whole crew made the lebanese people aware of the movement...
Looking forward to seeing them in Downtown Beirut on sunday.
it was great meeting ryan, frosty, Levi and the rest...

karam

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Tuesday, 07 October 2008