This month is my year mark since I adopted the parkour training into my life. Its been a great journey that has barely gotten started. I consider myself still a very immature traceur in the stages of the best experimenting of our journey. A playful kid that only thinks of the next time he can take over the concrete playground once more time. This video is my tribute to this year of training. You wont find fancy tricks or death defying moves and probably nothing that will leave you mouth open. It is simple what I think parkour really is. These are almost all the spots around my neighborhood and are literately in somewhat of a continuous line. I had a lot of fun filming this(not so much editing it Grin Roll Eyes )and it is full of lots of time investing and hard work. I made this for my own satisfaction and for those of you who appreciate the real essence of parkour, I hope you can enjoy it as much as I enjoyed making it. I want to thank of all you who have been there when needed, weather it is to answer a question or to share laughter.
A video I put literally hundreds of hours of work into. Features: Super slow-motion footage at 600 and 240 FPS Crazy bails Huge jams Good trainings Funny moments Random moments Lee's thoughts on his bail: "as most of you saw i had a little mishap on saturday, the pain was quite bad at the time but i did my best to keep training, however when i got home the pain was getting worse so i made a trip to the hospital, there a nurse had a look at my wrists and said i had just sprained them. then on sunday i went to work and found out there was alot of things i was no longer able to do, like, open any screwtop lid, open car doors, hold a knife and fork, write, play guitar, type/ edit vids on my laptop, lift anything heavier than a dvd, tie my shoe laces, and a load of other things, So i left work and went back down the hospital, by this time both wrists (esp the left) had swollen quite bad, and i had already accepted the fact that they were probs broke somewhere, so i got an x-ray and instead of being broke i have severe ligiment damage, and the nurse was kind enough to explain that with regards to pain and recovery time i would have been BETTER OFF breaking them! So now im looking at 3 weeks to a month of not being able to put any weight on my wrists, which pretty much reduces my training spectrum to running and jumping Anyway enough of the sob story, the point of this post is to echo something i read by Chase Armitage, as i was sitting in work on sunday, after having to ask ...
A nice day for a sweet training session. Havent worked on wall ups in forever and they still need some more work. I also got palm flip outside and on concrete the first time. Playing with some effect as well. Hope you enjoy. Song: Nouvelle Forme by Outputmessage