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A Bad Parkour Environment

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Elet ET:
No trees?

Dan Frank:

--- Quote from: Potato on January 11, 2007, 04:21:21 PM ---ya, i have a question about that, how do you get on the roof tops

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Don't. It's dangerous and illegal.

edgey:
I came to realize that a rail was a gift from god ;)

Dan Elric:

--- Quote ---I came to realize that a rail was a gift from god
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A single rail offers unlimited possibilities.  And it will get your basics down.

JC*:

--- Quote from: FireFly on September 27, 2006, 01:23:22 PM ---This has been bugging me, ever since I moved. Around where I live now, there isn't much for parkour. I'm still an amateur, so I thought I would need more of simple obstacles (i.e. fences, short walls, etc). But because that I hardly have enough obstacles, I don't know what I could do to train.

And it's not only where I live, but almost EVERYWHERE here in this city. If you need me to, I could get some photos of the environment around here, so you could give me some tips. But what advice at the moment could you give me about this problem?

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Sounds to me as if you have not seen TK's video "pilgrimage". He demonstrates that open roads and clear spaces are the most neglected of all obstacles. I recommend the viewing of that video bud. As stated a single rail is a great place to train. Maybe its not the enviornment but instead your personal view on the obstacles around you.

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