Some one please translate that above post lol[Jk sean]
If it can possibly make you more comfortable try this
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"I'm self-conscious about training alone in public! Help!"
It's okay, I also feel this way sometimes. It's a normal emotion that can be dealt with, try the following:
Warm up. Typically you'll only feel embarrassed while struggling or failing with a trick. You are doing neither while warming up. You might be worried that other people are watching and laughing at you. However, while you warm up people will look at you and think "Oh, he's getting ready to exercise." Once you have warmed up, that feeling of self-consciousness will magically be reduced.
Find an empty park or field. These are my favorite places to train. You won't feel self-conscious at all and you can focus on the task at hand. If you have a big backyard, that's perfect![irrelevant for a traceur]
Pick a favorite place. The more regularly you train at a certain place or set of places, the more at home you will feel. I've visited some fields *hotspots* so regularly during my summers that I began to feel as comfortable as I do in my own bedroom.
Make yourself look cool. If you think you look awesome, then no matter how shitty your tricking*parkour* is you won't feel as self conscious.
Set up camp. You can create comfort by surrounding yourself with useful things. Like a portable stereo, a tripod with camera, a cooler, a picnic blanket, a car, etc. It's like psychologically marking your territory.
Adopt confident body language. You can create confidence simply by using confident body language. Keep your chin up, stand tall, look people in the eyes, don't be afraid to flash strangers a warm smile, wave to people, slow down your movements ever so slightly, etc.
Stick with it. The better you are, the more you'll want to show off instead of waiting for people to pass
This was taken directly from a article Jujimufu[all hail the god of tricking] wrote for TT. Some of it can apply...to us traceurs
