In case you hadn't noticed the athletes sprinting, crawling and vaulting all over our homepage today: we're happy to present videos of the growing sport of parkour, selected by Julie Angel aka SlamCamSpam . Julie is a London-based film-maker who has been documenting the sport for the past four years, mainly with an organisation called Parkour Generations -- a team of incredible athletes based in London, including some first- and second-generation parkour practitioners, dedicated to teaching and displaying the sport.one of Julie's 12 selections. The sport, or discipline, has drawn on myriad sources, been inspired by a number of notable individuals and evolved through several traditions to arrive at the modern iteration known as parkour. The sport's beauty and broad appeal may lie in the fact that it's not that different from what we all did as children: run, jump, roll. Parkour turns our confining concrete landscapes into a big playground.
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Parkour, thats such old hat!
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ReplyDeleteParkour's evolution from a military training method to a global movement is truly fascinating. The way it transforms urban landscapes into dynamic playgrounds is inspiring. It’s amazing how online video platforms have played a role in its growth, making it more accessible to enthusiasts worldwide. For those who enjoy strategy and skill-based challenges, exploring disciplines like parkour can be as engaging as mastering games like 3 Patti Crown
ReplyDelete. Both require precision, quick thinking, and adaptability. Looking forward to more insights on this incredible sport