Great one, Julie. 5/5 It's awesome to watch Art on your vid. The guy from Brazil, PKMAX Parkour team. Thomas is one of the most inspiring guys from Parkour world wide. I love the guy. Take care, my friends. Cheers from Brazil.
only those who practice it and respect the gyus who have years of training. (like thomas) A video like this is always a gem for those who aren´t lucky enough to train with them
Hey! Really nice Julie! Good to see our brazilian friend Art in the vid and the magician guy as known as Thomas too! lol. Loved the video. Favorited easily
I love watching proper training videos. Cheers Julie! Zeno P.S. Good to see Thomas talking about excuses, as it is very important to highlight within a Traceur/Traceuses mentality.
Why are you here if you just want to see people do cool stuff? This is here to show what it takes to do all that cool stuff. If you can already do it, cool. Get out there and do cool stuff. Record it so we can see cool stuff, too. I personally like watching these videos. They gives me an idea of the type of conditioning I need to do. I don't have a mentor to follow, things online are all I have.
Ah. I remember that day.. I was being "tortured" by forrest at the same time! Was a good day, and alot of fun. Always a pleasure to train with pk-gen :)
@parkourmumbai You can see bits of the other class in the background, that's why I put it in the credits. There isn't a separate video edit of Blane's class I'm afraid.
Thank you Zeno.. Those questions were rhetorical, and meant for the people who were complaining or who didn't understand who or what they were watching ;)
The guys behind PK GEN are very experienced, professionally and accademically qualified. They work very closely with the ORIGINAL practioners (Yamakasi). Conditioning serves two very important reasons. (1) To be strong to be useful (2) To make you more resilient to injuries. I hope that answers your questions or backs up your thoughts.
These guys actually have talent. I have seen other videos where these individuals take big risks. None the less it is entertaining. More entertaining than watching Angry german kid, and loser Fred.
I was willing for some parkour video without music, sometimes I wanna hear the sound of the landings, thanks for that, and please, do more videos without music, so I can hear the movements ^^
Things to consider: 1. Who are the people that make up Parkour Generations and what is their relationship to this discipline. 2. Why do they place such a strong emphasis on conditioning and stretching before technique training commences..
Parkour has nothing to do with flips and tricks. That's free running. Parkour was created by David Belle as a means of escaping an emergency, i.e., the most efficient movements designed to help you gain the most ground while chasing/being chased by something. It emphasizes efficiency and speed of movement. Free running, on the other hand, is just what it sounds like. Running free. Using whatever movements you want to navigate your environment. Flair, flips, and tricking are part of this.
So did Couetdic teach these guys some stuff or did they just meet up and train together. Orrrr did these 'internationals' fly in, pay for a session with Thom and go training?
Lol @ Naoki =D I have the same feeling as that Swedish guy a lot ... perhaps I should make the trip to London to try and find my true limit. Is it fear, a lack of confidence or truly a lack of ability ... I hate that feeling.
All I'm saying is that if you've seen one solid parkour training video (Such as Angel's Behind the Jump), you've pretty much seen them all. The techniques and training routines basically stay the same from one video to the next. No disrespect to these guys, I'd just rather see them at their best.
It is hard on your joints, I was just saying if you look at david belle whos in his thirties and see that hes still training you'll realise that PROPER conditioning and landing techniques put less stress on your joints.
Depends who you listen to. David Belle would probably tell you they are different, The Yamakasi would tell you they're the same. Me? I think there's too much concern about the name. I'll just get on with doing what I do, and not worry about what it's called.
Why did the Swedish guy lie about being tired when he was actually afraid of doing the maneuver? Wouldn't it be better to be honest with the trainer instead of lying?
parkour and free running are the same thing it doesnt matter what you call it if you say you are doing parkour and not free running you are wrong because they are the same thing just different names.
hey! was great having him around all summer, you'll see quite a lot of him in the RDV4 edit soon too :)
Hope all's well in Brazil,
cheers,Julie
Great one, Julie.
5/5
It's awesome to watch Art on your vid.
The guy from Brazil, PKMAX Parkour team.
Thomas is one of the most inspiring guys from Parkour world wide.
I love the guy.
Take care, my friends.
Cheers from Brazil.
only those who practice it and respect the gyus who have years of training. (like thomas) A video like this is always a gem for those who aren´t lucky enough to train with them
NAOKI-SAN!!!
Cool video Julie, I remember the class well!
Hey! Really nice Julie!
Good to see our brazilian friend Art in the vid and the magician guy as known as Thomas too! lol.
Loved the video. Favorited easily
I love watching proper training videos.
Cheers Julie!
Zeno
P.S. Good to see Thomas talking about excuses, as it is very important to highlight within a Traceur/Traceuses mentality.
Agree ^ ^
That's why i have huge respect for them.
Nice class with Thomas!
Hope i will do this kind of class one day :)
Keep it up!
Naoki is back!!! Love the video, thank you =)
what defines a sport.. physical exertion... competition(you compete against yourself. always challenging)
its one hellova sport.
Nice job!
Excellent training!
Why are you here if you just want to see people do cool stuff? This is here to show what it takes to do all that cool stuff. If you can already do it, cool. Get out there and do cool stuff. Record it so we can see cool stuff, too. I personally like watching these videos. They gives me an idea of the type of conditioning I need to do. I don't have a mentor to follow, things online are all I have.
Ah. I remember that day.. I was being "tortured" by forrest at the same time! Was a good day, and alot of fun. Always a pleasure to train with pk-gen :)
really enjoyed that :), much love to naoki and arthur!
I've nearly finished that film :) This film was an accident, I didn't plan to shoot the class before the night shoot but liked the vibe that evening.
I think it's awesome that you make these training-days-thing whatever you call :b anyway thumbs up for you :D
@parkourmumbai You can see bits of the other class in the background, that's why I put it in the credits. There isn't a separate video edit of Blane's class I'm afraid.
Awesome !!
make me wanna come visit england again =)
looks like alot of fun love to be able o do a class or 2 this year.
(just a quick question is the RDV4 vid comming out soon? thanks)
great to see that pkgen keeps the spirit alive
Thank you Zeno.. Those questions were rhetorical, and meant for the people who were complaining or who didn't understand who or what they were watching ;)
I love the sound of parkour :)
i'm glad to see this video! real great :)
The guys behind PK GEN are very experienced, professionally and accademically qualified. They work very closely with the ORIGINAL practioners (Yamakasi).
Conditioning serves two very important reasons. (1) To be strong to be useful (2) To make you more resilient to injuries.
I hope that answers your questions or backs up your thoughts.
This was filmed 2 days before Naoki's accident, but he will be back! :)
good to hear it. here's to a speedy recovery!
That park looks like it would be amazing to skate in.
Naoki is still recovering, this video was shot 2 days before his accident. He'll be back!
'Born to Love You' by Andrew Potterton on Perception Records. Check the end credits for the website & myspace.
In the credits of this video it says the second such class was led by Blane. Does anyone have the link to it please? Thanks.
take me back to london.. now!! :D
By the way Julie. Will we see anything from the footage from the evening after the session? :)
These guys actually have talent. I have seen other videos where these individuals take big risks. None the less it is entertaining. More entertaining than watching Angry german kid, and loser Fred.
I was willing for some parkour video without music, sometimes I wanna hear the sound of the landings, thanks for that, and please, do more videos without music, so I can hear the movements ^^
This was filmed a few days before his accident. He's doing well though and he'll be back!
Arteeeeeeeeeeeeeeeebaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa, todo sorridente!! :D
someone who also trains (and actually cares) and who would like to see what others do as training .
last i heard naoki was hurt and could'
int leave the UK. is he doing better or was this before that all happened? great video by the way.
Japan, japan japan, tokyo, japan, finish. Haha, great video!!
have they changed the brickes and stuff at latimer road?
This class was a few days before his accident.
That's how everyone should do..
That's the result of hard training..and good training.
Things to consider: 1. Who are the people that make up Parkour Generations and what is their relationship to this discipline. 2. Why do they place such a strong emphasis on conditioning and stretching before technique training commences..
inspiring video
well i wont say im tired again ^_^
but really
its hard to train alone
THANK YOU for this video
Parkour has nothing to do with flips and tricks. That's free running. Parkour was created by David Belle as a means of escaping an emergency, i.e., the most efficient movements designed to help you gain the most ground while chasing/being chased by something. It emphasizes efficiency and speed of movement. Free running, on the other hand, is just what it sounds like. Running free. Using whatever movements you want to navigate your environment. Flair, flips, and tricking are part of this.
very nice vid, I like it
So did Couetdic teach these guys some stuff or did they just meet up and train together.
Orrrr did these 'internationals' fly in, pay for a session with Thom and go training?
xD at 4:17 did you get wet paint on your back?
btw that jump is huge, it looks way bigger in person than on camera :p
Good trainer!
Any social media links to the guy from Japan?
Yep, this was filmed two days before his accident but he'll be back!
Ohhh awesome video! Loved Naoki's line! "Japan, Japan, Tokio, Japan... finish! :D" Was that the day of the accident?
Yea does anyone know where this is?
great video really good :)
what amazing places
@thatparkourdude
Actually, his father was in the military as a kid, David said so in one of his interviews on Urbanfreeflow's channel.
itsss naoki :) wish him a speedy recovery still :)
that is THE proudest japanese ever. shit cant complain, hes happy where hes from
Lol @ Naoki =D
I have the same feeling as that Swedish guy a lot ... perhaps I should make the trip to London to try and find my true limit. Is it fear, a lack of confidence or truly a lack of ability ... I hate that feeling.
at around 3:00 you notice how much less noise the leader makes when he does the jump compared to everyone else.
Lol, that japanese guy was awesome, so happy
check out the film 'ParkourGenerations:Visions' on this channel, you should like that one too.
nice stuff guys
Naoki, tokyo japan finish lol
5:08 is naoki??
It's because he jumps up on a different ledge.
Japan?
härligt ignis
I mean where in London...
This was filmed at Latimer Road by the way..
London
says in the description
All I'm saying is that if you've seen one solid parkour training video (Such as Angel's Behind the Jump), you've pretty much seen them all. The techniques and training routines basically stay the same from one video to the next. No disrespect to these guys, I'd just rather see them at their best.
That Japanese Looks Cool And Looks Like It Didn't Rain That Afternoon
just train! nice guys!
@oXGenesisXo
Yeah, I noticed that too. :)
That's a classic newcomer tendency to not bend deep enough to absorb impact when landing.
@Killalot2012
yep it's Blane :)
where, Where, WHERE?!?!?
work in progress, it's coming together
He forgot to say "Super #1"
and some parkour :)
It is hard on your joints, I was just saying if you look at david belle whos in his thirties and see that hes still training you'll realise that PROPER conditioning and landing techniques put less stress on your joints.
Is that blane at 00:57?!
Brazil, Sweden... JAPA!! Japan... Tokyo.... Japan.... finish, finish. xD
"japan, Tokyo, Japan, finish"
Depends who you listen to. David Belle would probably tell you they are different, The Yamakasi would tell you they're the same. Me? I think there's too much concern about the name. I'll just get on with doing what I do, and not worry about what it's called.
More catcrawls and pushups :-(
Why did the Swedish guy lie about being tired when he was actually afraid of doing the maneuver? Wouldn't it be better to be honest with the trainer instead of lying?
didnt say you DONT NEED TO CONDITION , i condition i just think they spend more time conditioning than training (Y)
That japanese guy is a ninja i tell you!!
parkour mental motion :)
thats how i see it as well you can build strength through training , jsut dosnt make sense to me but up to them aint it :)
HAHAHA 4:17
I guess the guy in red did not read the sign "WET PAINT"
1:22 i've thougt, the walk on a wall..
damn..i wish i had talent.
BRASIL!
parkour and free running are the same thing it doesnt matter what you call it if you say you are doing parkour and not free running you are wrong because they are the same thing just different names.
i swear all parkour gen actually do half the time is condition and stretch most of the time :)
I wish they thought Parkour here like they do there...
He says "Finish"
problem is, it doesn't keep them off the streets....
5:16 DOES HE SAY PNIS ??