The World's Best Parkour And Freerunning Parkour is an athletic activity predicated on creating and trying jumping, climbing, and acrobatic obstacles using the everyday structures that define our metropolitan environment. There's a pretty neat landscape where each goes free-running; Francine will quite nicely for a first-timer, while Stan (despite his CIA training) messes up, gets his head caught in a banister, and ends up landing so difficult on his knee that it makes his shin bone protrude through his pores and skin. People who have never done parkour (or any other high-risk physical exercise) have a tendency to see only the sensational end results on youtube, rather than the obsessive degrees of meticulous and conservative training that underpin the obvious final product. She also wall membrane jumps, and will one-handed cat-leaps to get to where she needs to be. The physics of Super Metroid make it possible to do some genuine Parkour stuff with what you have, especially with Mock-Balling which enables you to get places really fast, especially tiny places. But a funny thing occurred on the path to Point B. The cool, super-creative techniques that the Yamakazi developed started out morphing, and since there was nobody chasing them (more often than not) the efficiency part got less and less important to some 跳跳床 of the Yamakazi, who chosen they wanted to start out throwing flips and stuff, and generally expressing themselves through activity. International parkour organisations include the Mouvement International du Parkour, Freerunning et l'Art du Déposition, the Fédération Internationale des Arts Du Délocation, the International Parkour Federation, the entire world Freerunning and Parkour Federation , and Parkour Globe. The basis of Parkour school of thought, getting in one destination to another as fast as possible, is precisely what Speed Runners do, and it's really more frequent in open-ended video games like Castlevania and Metroid , or in old-school Platformers. That is where climbing will come in. Take it slow with climbing when you first focus on parkour. Parkour is not to be mixed up with freerunning, which is more centered on appearance (i.e. flips, aerials etc.) rather than efficiency. Although parkour is no extreme sport, it can hold inherent risk with it just as any athletic training willpower does.
Parkour is natural, effective movement. I put the chance to collaborate on a recently available take with the extremely skilled Melanie Hunt , who may have trained parkour for many years and has competed on North american Ninja Warrior 5 times. Parkour does not have any explicit glossary, but traceurs typically identify the essential maneuvers as the cat leap, the precision bounce, the roll, and the wall membrane run.