American Parkour

I'm ready for a little stealth running.

And it's already come undone at the seems. I have not used it for anything except carrying some clothes. But I pick it up one evening and it's come unraveled and tearing already. Any way I can exchange it? It was a Christmas present and I like it, but this one is not holding together.

Adding this here so people see my response right away - M2

We will send a new one out right away, please send the old one back. That goes for both of you.

We'll be testing the bladders personally on each one before they go out. The test ones we got had no issues, and some of the ones we sent have had issues, so we'll be testing each one before it goes out, and then switching brands.

For future reference, sending an email to the store "Sales@americanparkour.com" would have been a lot faster than posting in the forums

Thanks!
M2

Yes, get rid of them superdude.

You're 12.
You do not need to be making tutorials.

You haven't learned self-respect yet.

Uh there's a shit ton. Usually the debate it parkour vs. freerunning.

Tricking is completely separate from either of the two.

Tricking is an aesthetic blend of flips, twists, and kicks.

Unlike many established sports, tricking has no formal rules or regulations, and there are no governing bodies that regulate the sport. Strictly speaking, participants are free to perform any kind of dramatic maneuver and call it a 'trick' - though there are certain moves which are generally accepted as tricking moves. Some practitioners (especially those who discover tricking through the Internet) tend to learn the easier moves first (such as the 540 kick, Aerial, kip-up, and backflip) and try to progress through a list of recognized tricks in the perceived order of difficulty. However, how difficult a trick is will vary from person to person; certain tricks may be inexplicably easier or harder than normal for a particular tricker to learn.

Trickers can be divided into different categories of style: some prefer performing mainly martial arts tricks (which almost always incorporate kicks into a trick), others mostly freestyle gymnastics and flips (mainly focus on combining different types of rotations and twists), but most trickers mix a combination of all the disciplines. Trickers regularly train their bodies hard to be able to consistently perform their tricks at any time.

BUt OVERALL. Tricking does not include running anywhere, vaulting or climbing anything. However it is no strictly acrobatics either as it takes moves from several different things.

Tricking is tricking is tricking.

Your body doesn't work in years.

If you want to change, do it now.

Hell is when, at the end of your life, who you were meets who you could've become.

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7X38PCf7kao" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7X38PCf7kao</a>

Headbutt.

Js.

Real encouraging bro.

Just being real. This isn't skateboarding.

Who are you?
Do you even trick?
Showreel?

Hey yo kyle make sure you check the fb group for my new number before you send out the text, I put it on the wall twoish days ago. Also one thing to look at is proximity to public transportation cause Im hoping to be able to skate and bus to work.
-Sean

Where did you plan on working? Just curious.