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Thank you so much, I’m glad you enjoyed it.

I am really glad that you found something that was helpful for you!

That’s not a problem! Lache just means swinging and letting go of the bar. Most of the time, when we say Lache we mean going from on bar to another. Sometimes we can refer to as the move. For example, if I say Lache to cat, I’m referring to Lache from the bar and swinging into a wall to land into cat position.

@@brandonbeauchesne-hebert9371 So if i only say "lache" its understood going from one bar to another. Or i have to say "Lache bar" or "lache to bar" ?

@martinperalta3426 I can’t speak for everyone as different people in different regions say it differently. From what I have experienced and the athletes that I have met when we say it, we are usually referring to one bar to another. When we’re not is when we’re adding specifically what we are doing after.

@@brandonbeauchesne-hebert9371 Excelent! Thanks for you answer mi amigo!

I am sure there are! On the top of my head there is tennis against a wall, how many times you can bounce it on the racket, play basketball but with the racket and tennis ball, see how far you can hit back and forth against the wall, and maybe see how many weird objects you can hit the ball back and forth that isn’t a flat wall. Those are just a couple that pop up. Hope that helps!

Thanks you helped alot

Glad to hear it helped! If there is any other skills you are looking to improve let me know.

That’s awesome!

Thank you for sharing! That’s why I created this video, I missed going outside and just playing like I did as a kid. I hope you found something here that you can try out.

That is a fantastic idea and opportunity, having certain games or activities that makes it very open for others to drop in. Great insight and thank you for sharing it!

You got this! Just remember a lot of it is getting used to the technique. With practice I am sure you will get it.

@@brandonbeauchesne-hebert9371 did it! Found the J Hook better for me. Thank you for posting this!

​@@brandonbeauchesne-hebert9371 I did it using the J Hook method!!!! Thank you.

Did it!!!😊 Thank you Personally I found the J Hook way more manageable.

That’s awesome! I do find the J Hook easier, just a bit harder to figure out at first. Thats exciting!

I’m really happy you got some ideas from it. The video was inspired by a similar thing, I love being outside but moved so was away from family and friends. Hope you enjoy!

Thank you so much for the kind words and I hope you got something from it.

That is awesome you are pushing yourself and trying new things. You will see after a bit the deadhangs will get easier and again you will be swinging on the monkey bars as if it was nothing. Keep at it!

That’s great! I hope you enjoy it and keep it up.

@@brandonbeauchesne-hebert9371 yes, Brandon!!! I am an avid barefooter in Rio and I would like to meet you all here with me someday

Happy to hear that you are motivated into doing something fun. I hope you enjoy what the world has to offer.

It came all together with a company named Platinum Rig. It is built to last but very expensive. We switched by making our own attachment that fits with aluminum trussing. Cheaper but will have to be replaced very soon.

Good idea, I like the concept. Almost tricking yourself that you were resetting instead of doing a new move. Only one way to find out if it works!

No one has gotten the chance to see the real you yet and they are missing out!

Congratulations! The future possibilities are endless, keep it up.

Thank you for the kind words. Anything that I can do to help is my pleasure. Happy to be your guide!

Thank you for taking the time of watching the video. I appreciate your compliment.

Glad I could help! Hope you find something fun to do.

Very happy for you that you find something that you enjoy doing and bring some positivity into your day.

Thank you so much, I really appreciate it. As long as you got something from it, that makes me happy.

Not a problem and thank you for watching. If you try any of them out, it would be great to get some feedback. I hope you enjoy them.

Sure.

Hopefully you got something from this video to try some new things at the park.

Thank you very much, hopefully you discovered something fun and new.

I hope any of the activities have you had a more awesome day.

No problem, keep that positive day going!

That is true. There is definitely a different expectation and reaction to who is doing it. It is so odd how there are so many expectations to be proper and civilized even if the thing that we’re doing is actually better for you.

@@brandonbeauchesne-hebert9371 yes, I've even been challenged by a cop for being barefoot outdoors, it made me look suspicious He said. But a young woman barefoot???? I encourage all people too loose the shoes, people got not yo be so up tight.

Especially that feeling that you are experiencing something that everyone else is missing out and you wish that they could discover what you have. Cool for sure!

Spartan race is so much fun. If you were going to do it there, remember to try to get your leg as high as possible when starting. You might need to jump up to get a little bit of height. The ropes are going to be extremely muddy and very slippery at the bottom. Not at the top as most people fail this obstacle. One thing I don’t mention is how the technique changes depending on the thickness of the rope and if it’s tied down at the bottom. The thicker the rope, the harder J-hook becomes. More that the rope is tied down at the bottom making it tighter and act more like a pole than a rope, these techniques become less efficient. J-hook no longer works as you need the rope to be loosen enough to hook it around your foot. I would use the s-hook but with a small change. If you can kick your feet out into an L then it works. However, I would focus on squeezing a rope with your thighs as well. Imagining sliding down a fireman pole. The more the rope is tight and is acting like a pole, the more you’re gonna have to climb it like a pole instead of a rope. Hopefully this helps and if you have any other questions I’d be happy to do my best.

That’s awesome, being connected to your body like that and being aware. Climbing trees is also so freeing.

Yes, on steep slopes you plant your foot down and instantly know whether it's going to grip or slip. With shoes you slip, then realise it's slippery! And going uphill you can dig your toes into slippery mud like a climbing pickaxe.

Any athlete sport will have some carry over, just depends how. Skateboarding will help with air awareness. What I have found the most that carries over is not being afraid of trying things as skateboarders know how to fall on concrete and be okay. You develop a good amount of mental strength.

That’s great to hear! Building the grip strength is probably the hardest part but you will see progress very quickly.

Thank you very much! Subs is just a number, I’m just happy that people are enjoying it.

I am so happy to hear that!

@@brandonbeauchesne-hebert9371 one I fell off my bed bc you replied!

Thank you! If you do end up trying it out, let me know how it goes.

I am very happy that you found the information helpful.

Let me know if you enjoy it!

It was really fun it gave me something to do

I am very happy that you got something out of it and got a little bit of fun.

I guess that’s extremely fair when it comes to the wildlife and lakes in other parts of the world. Can’t argue with going swimming and being worried about gators.

@@brandonbeauchesne-hebert9371 What about the brain eating amoebas Naegleria Floweri, which goes up your nose and is 98% fatal? Its not just a Florida or even a Southern US thing? The amoeba has been found in freshwater lakes and rivers as far North as Minnesota, where two kids have got the amoeba from a lake there and died from it.

Never heard of it! Not an issue where I live (Canada) from what I can tell.

That is great to hear! It is important to find things that make us happier and free.

Thank you for the kind words!