Your progression is insane. As a kid who loves parkour and used to do parkour before covid hit, I wish I had to chance to go downtown and just spend hours and hours practicing and getting better. Great work. The only flaw I noticed is that when you went from a vertical wall jump to your hands and then your feet, you pushed your self up with your knees. I don't really suggest doing this, as you can lose momentum and speed. You may also hurt yourself. I would suggest never using your knees in parkour. P.S > This is just criticism and in no way do I intend this to be a mean comment. Keep up the great work Mike!
Yep! Two great rulesets to have when you practice: 1. Always try to avoid using knees 2. Always try to land/practice your movements as silent as possible. Silence in movement (landing, vaulting, etc) means you transfer your momentum perfectly without overstressing your joints, and never losing energy to shock impact. Means you can forward that energy into continued momentum more easily :)
Your ability to learn moves here is really inspiring! I really do wonder how you are able to do so many different skills so quickly. However, I myself am an avid enjoyer of parkour and as such have a few critiques. First thing really is the safety roll. You mainly are just doing a somersault which is very dangerous, you could hit your head, slam your back or shoulders into the ground, hurting your spine, and also slamming your hips. Origins parkour has a really in depth video on the safety roll. Stuff like placing your arms diagonally to bring your shoulder blade to the ground and the roll movement itself and the exit of the roll. It’s really for your own safety as you don’t want to get hurt as you have shown with your comical skateboarding skit. next thing is your kong vault. This is more of a minor thing. Firstly you’re taking off with both feet. The kong vault is more of a dive into the thing. When diving you want to take off on one foot, it’s much easier to run into the dive and gain distance. Next is where you take off with your feet. You don’t want to dive too close to the obstacle as you may actually be diving to much into a sort of half front flip with may introduce serious injury. Toby sugar, who you know with the famous clip of his double Kong, has a permanent injury because of another one of his double kongs. He dived to close and ended up landing on his hands instead of his feet, resulting in him losing his something related to his finger tendons. Next thing is bring your legs way up which I see you’re intuitively doing which is great! Then the exit of the kong vault you’re doing absolutely fine P.S. this is just slight criticism, also just mainly looking out for your safety, as you tend to hurt yourself like in other wonderful videos. Parkour is a very dangerous but rewarding sport and like seeing that you’ve taken on this challenge with yet another wonderful video! Keep up the great work man, I’m always astonished with how you learn all of these skills so quickly!
Its great to see you this big on yt Mike, I came here when you had around 180 k subs, always wondering why you weren't bigger, and here you are mate🔥🔥 ITS ALLLL ABOUT PRACTICE💪
bro shut up this isnt impressive at all. i could have learned everything within a day man, in fact i probably could master parkour if i really wanted to in a week. so shut the hell up man with "oh this is nice progression" because to me, this is nothing.
You learn everything very fast. You r really talented.Your videos are just awesome. You can learn anything with practice. You r very determined. Keep going dude !!
This mans gonna learn how to breath in a place with no oxygen one day and say "it's all about practise" Edit: tysm for the like bro i really like your videos please keep it up!!!
As someone who has been practicing parkour for a while now, I would recommend not using your knees or elbows to climb onto things, or just using them in general, using them will wear them down faster, and eventually they might not work as well. Just saying this cause I saw you climbing up with your knees. 😁
Awesome that you learned that much in such a Short time 😀🤙 keep on going! 🏃🏻♂️ I‘m happy that my lazy vault tutorial helped you, but you forgot to use your second arm 😜
As a person who is doing parkour for years, I have to appreciate your courage and also how well youve been moving forward and the most enjoyble thing was to watch how happy you were and how you enjoy doing it. Big respect and praise for doing it.
Fractures are only a problem if you keep pushing yourself beyond your barriers. If you don't respect your body and you don't respect your mind you'll always end up bad. Be cautious, be respectful with yourself and you'll be fine
Been doing Parkour for almost six years now and never had any fractured bones or similar incidents, i really thinks it's about the way you train and not the sport itself...
I really don't think you are lazy Mike. You sit down making these great videos with amazing editing and learning skills for a living. I mean that doesn't seem lazy at all to me.
I remember seeing the comment of someone telling him to try and learn parkour and I remember thinking “that would be really cool” so glad he actually did it
This makes me envious, because he, as a total beginner, learned more than I did after six years of starting. But it's also motivating at the same time. And not just for progressing in parkour, but learning all kinds of other skills. AND MAH MAN'S AT FRICKING *58*
Video looks good! Its always surprising how quickly you learn, especially from the perspective of someone who has done parkour for 7 years. Remember to plant your second hand behind you in the Lazy Vault, planting the second hand also will make you feel more stable 😁
Just a friendly tip In the speed vault, you should kick back with your leg that goes upon the other one in order to create speed, as the vault is called Watch some tutorial, you're doing great!
Being the part of the Shake family when it was just 1.3k strong I'd like a see a *fulllll montage* on alllll your skills and feell the chilllll on how you parkoured your way up to 1.37 M❤️❤️🔥🔥🚒🎇🎇
Can we all appreciate the fact that he does these skills just for our entertainment and the editing is epic 🔥🔥 Video idea : trying hold your breath in water for about 4 min. If you are trying this skill then pls put my comment in the video
Subscribe for new vids every week :)
I know I just scratched the surface of this one but it's been a TON of fun!
First
Ok
Learn to play guitar mike!!
Try vape tricks, like dragon, ghost, bane, jellyfish and basic o’s
Make a part 2 and learn freerunning
By his forty’s he’s going to be a cyborg ninja wizard, I’m telling you.
3 bots in a row damn
@@chiaroscuro7092 allow it bro not everyone on youtube speaks perfect English
@@chiaroscuro7092 sorry I’m pretty sure it was autocorrect.
Fax
@@MTM342 u don't have to apologise for anything
"We need to focus the chakra to the bottom of your feet"
That killed me
same
Same
Same
Mass murder roght here
I lost my chakra in that moment
Your progression is insane.
As a kid who loves parkour and used to do parkour before covid hit, I wish I had to chance to go downtown and just spend hours and hours practicing and getting better.
Great work.
The only flaw I noticed is that when you went from a vertical wall jump to your hands and then your feet, you pushed your self up with your knees. I don't really suggest doing this, as you can lose momentum and speed. You may also hurt yourself. I would suggest never using your knees in parkour.
P.S > This is just criticism and in no way do I intend this to be a mean comment. Keep up the great work Mike!
Nice feedback mate how long have you been doing it
Unfortunately I do not know isaac
Yep! Two great rulesets to have when you practice:
1. Always try to avoid using knees
2. Always try to land/practice your movements as silent as possible.
Silence in movement (landing, vaulting, etc) means you transfer your momentum perfectly without overstressing your joints, and never losing energy to shock impact. Means you can forward that energy into continued momentum more easily :)
Where do you go to parkour?
i love parkour but i don't have many places to do it
This channel, litterally has a message, and that is "practice make's perfect" is real.
and mistakes are part of learning, a lot of people are paralyzed by the thought of perfection
I like how he says he doesn’t wanna hurt himself then procedes to put in a bunch of clips of him getting hurt 🤣
lol
Congratulations. You have just found the joke.
@@asd104 congratulations. I already knew
@@idk_sis obviously you didn't?
@@Marz1211 I was pointing out the joke. Idk why people get so triggered over a comment like look at it and move on no need to be the joke police
He’s training himself for the biggest international bank heist, and making money off it
LMFAOOOO
"To do a horizontal wall run, you need to focus your chakra on your feet"
big facts xD
XD
This guy is a prime example of quality content leading to success.
Still can't believe randomly searching how to pick lock lead me to this
You are not the only one
Same! Haha
The lock picking video was the chosen one.
Why did you search for lock picking btw 🌝
it just came into my recommendation and i thought lock picking would be useful and it was
2:39 he finally revealed he's a ninja from the hidden leaf
naruto refrenceeeeee! lol
He used chakra really
This dude watch naruto😂😂😂😂😂
@@furbaca8087 yea who hasn't
Yes He was in the Anbu
Your ability to learn moves here is really inspiring! I really do wonder how you are able to do so many different skills so quickly. However, I myself am an avid enjoyer of parkour and as such have a few critiques.
First thing really is the safety roll. You mainly are just doing a somersault which is very dangerous, you could hit your head, slam your back or shoulders into the ground, hurting your spine, and also slamming your hips. Origins parkour has a really in depth video on the safety roll. Stuff like placing your arms diagonally to bring your shoulder blade to the ground and the roll movement itself and the exit of the roll. It’s really for your own safety as you don’t want to get hurt as you have shown with your comical skateboarding skit.
next thing is your kong vault. This is more of a minor thing. Firstly you’re taking off with both feet. The kong vault is more of a dive into the thing. When diving you want to take off on one foot, it’s much easier to run into the dive and gain distance. Next is where you take off with your feet. You don’t want to dive too close to the obstacle as you may actually be diving to much into a sort of half front flip with may introduce serious injury. Toby sugar, who you know with the famous clip of his double Kong, has a permanent injury because of another one of his double kongs. He dived to close and ended up landing on his hands instead of his feet, resulting in him losing his something related to his finger tendons. Next thing is bring your legs way up which I see you’re intuitively doing which is great! Then the exit of the kong vault you’re doing absolutely fine
P.S. this is just slight criticism, also just mainly looking out for your safety, as you tend to hurt yourself like in other wonderful videos. Parkour is a very dangerous but rewarding sport and like seeing that you’ve taken on this challenge with yet another wonderful video! Keep up the great work man, I’m always astonished with how you learn all of these skills so quickly!
Its great to see you this big on yt Mike, I came here when you had around 180 k subs, always wondering why you weren't bigger, and here you are mate🔥🔥 ITS ALLLL ABOUT PRACTICE💪
Really nice progression in such short time. All moves are well performed. Just remember to tuck in your chin to your chest in the roll :)
Yea but why?
@@AreebProductions so you don't break your neck and crush your head during the roll
@@k_silentstorm9611 oh really? Thanks
how long have you been doing parkour ???
bro shut up this isnt impressive at all. i could have learned everything within a day man, in fact i probably could master parkour if i really wanted to in a week. so shut the hell up man with "oh this is nice progression" because to me, this is nothing.
Mike in 50 years:
Im gonna learn how to controll the time with no experience.
Lol
🤣😂
za warudo
@@ioshuasalazar3521 tokyio kumarie!!!1!11!1111!1!!11!!!!
Killer Queen bites the dust
i love this part seeing a happy Italian accent 0:30
You learn everything very fast. You r really talented.Your videos are just awesome. You can learn anything with practice. You r very determined. Keep going dude !!
Except his roll, if he did that on concrete his back, shoulders and neck would break.
"We don't wanna hurt ourselves"
*Flashback to every physical skill in the past year*
Lol
This mans gonna learn how to breath in a place with no oxygen one day and say "it's all about practise"
Edit: tysm for the like bro i really like your videos please keep it up!!!
true
try one: dead
try 2847493: alive
Breathe*
all about evolution***
Bro is the human version of my 3 AM motivation
3:35 no si spacca ahahaha troppo bello quando tiri fuori l'italiano
this morning i was like, "when is mike gonna post?" thx for the entertainment
Same bro, I always wait for mike's videos. 100% always worth the wait thats for sure
Yessss mike! Love your vids bro
same bro
i was expecting to see you here haha!
JIMMY!
Soon mike have to learn you some tips and tricks Jimmy
Same
As someone who has been practicing parkour for a while now, I would recommend not using your knees or elbows to climb onto things, or just using them in general, using them will wear them down faster, and eventually they might not work as well. Just saying this cause I saw you climbing up with your knees. 😁
you have inspired me to persue new goals and to achieve what i have never done before through practice
2:39 next episode becoming a hokage without any experince 😂
Using ninjutsu without any experience
i have literally been thinking that "it would be cool if mike did parkour" and literally now you posted this
Absolute madlad
@@DyslexicMitochondria Hey bro I love ur videos. Nice seeing you here
Yes, Peter *Parkour* !
You inspired me to start trying to do parkour! Keep up the great work😀👍
best duo: urban exploration + parkour. change my mind
Fr
Awesome that you learned that much in such a Short time 😀🤙 keep on going! 🏃🏻♂️
I‘m happy that my lazy vault tutorial helped you, but you forgot to use your second arm 😜
lol
Tea
A
was machst du denn hier xD
lol i noticed😂
As a person who is doing parkour for years, I have to appreciate your courage and also how well youve been moving forward and the most enjoyble thing was to watch how happy you were and how you enjoy doing it. Big respect and praise for doing it.
I appreciate that!
next things he need to learn are the wall climb up and maybe some sort of presion stick
@@m1steagle708 Yeah agree
This guy is not afraid to take a little pain. Respect
The title basically means "jumping off a tall building and hoping for the best"
Me watching this right now: Wow I think I should learn parkour too!
Also me: *Breaks knees immediately*
It's all about practice I'm doing parkour for a little more than half a year and it's great
You can do it!
Fractures are only a problem if you keep pushing yourself beyond your barriers. If you don't respect your body and you don't respect your mind you'll always end up bad. Be cautious, be respectful with yourself and you'll be fine
Been doing Parkour for almost six years now and never had any fractured bones or similar incidents, i really thinks it's about the way you train and not the sport itself...
And this is coming from a person who trained Sparkle for the last five years and has never had a fracture
35 years later
Mike Shake: Im gonna learn how to create a human cyborg with no experience
i was depressed and your chakra joke cracked me up. love you man. keep up the good work
Whenever My Neighbour’s Dogs Chase Me
I Think I’m the God of Parkour 😂
“but first you need to focus your chakra at the bottom of you feet”
😂🤣🤣
I actually did that and it's helped a lot
@@death135 r/holup
😕😕😒😒😒😒😒
"To do a horizontal wall run, you need to focus your chakra on your feet"
lol I see what you did there XD
Pretty epic if you watch naruto
Nice naruto reference to be honest
Yesssssssssssssss
Naruto
@Cursed 33r who's Joe?🌚
The most under rated youtuber on this app💪😤🔥
I love this guy he's learning everything and never giving up keep up the good work😁
Next episode: learning how to fly an airplane without my hands
Lol😂😂
Next episode: learning how to fly*
With no experience*
2:38 judging from his confidence level here and his overall explanation i bet if naruto was real he woul be our kakashi😁
I really don't think you are lazy Mike. You sit down making these great videos with amazing editing and learning skills for a living. I mean that doesn't seem lazy at all to me.
we need someone to make a montage of all the skills he has learned
This is entertaining. You are litterally a legend
I'm subbing! Just watched two of your videos and you are epic!
That kong vault lmao😂
When you forget about him he comes back 💪🏾
“Literalmente el 99% de personas
No me apoyarán pero tengo Fé de que algún día podré ser reconocida😓🥺
Clicked right away because I love watching you learn new things!
Same
The timing of comedic humor in this video is insane, especially when he explain seriously with flat face and tone🤣🤣
I love to see people trying parkour and advancing very quickly
Can we just take a second to appreciate the fact that he has never click-baited us?
@Andrew (Esara) Holst no
Did you click on this video without looking at the thumbnail?
True :D
It's not much but it's honest work
20 years from now : Turning into the force ghost with no experience.
*in less than 10 minutes. :D
Here comes the guy who motivates all by just practice... amazing!!!
Nice place. Looks like a good beginners spot
3:36 "no si spacc"
in moments of difficulty the italian comes out and takes over, nice video
I remember seeing the comment of someone telling him to try and learn parkour and I remember thinking “that would be really cool” so glad he actually did it
Yeah only the real ones know
I also remembered that comment when i saw the thumbnail
I think that's me, maybe
@@Habsnska awesome 👊
Yo I think that was me on the smoke from mouth video
"You need to focus your chacra" 😂😂
I’m a freerunner, and you did pretty good for a beginner. Good job!!
Mike shake: I'm learning Parkour with no experience!!
Storror: No you cannot do that 😂
Love your videos man ❤️❤️❤️❤️👍🏻
Nice to see a part of the pk community
Yup
@Adam Czerniewski it's great that you have someone joining I'm 14 been doing parkour for a little more than half a year
Water is gooooodddd
Ayy, Storror Army 🔥🔥
Next one: Learning How To Spin A Revolver With No Experience
Lol
@Firetrap1234_56 gaming why tho? it's a cool move and he obviously wouldn't have to use a real gun.
@@medienkonig7338 what if he accidentally shot smth idk
Your vids are always good! keep it up bro
“Doing it that way is uncomfortable, but safe. We don’t wanna hurt ourselves.” *literally almost breaks leg while trying to do a kickflip*
im dying
bro you have 1 millon last time i saw you you only had about 43k from the kip up video, good job mike!
Hello brother
I subbed at 300k that was like 8 months ago it’s crazy
Yeah bro i subscribed when he had about 90/100k and his growth has been unbelievable.
Name: Mike
Personality: Lazy
_learns more skills in a month than others do in a year_
How is he lazy
@@xgaming8066 in the video, mike called himself lazy as a joke
@@xgaming8066 0:44
This is the Culmination of everything you have learnt! Dreamt about it
This makes me envious, because he, as a total beginner, learned more than I did after six years of starting.
But it's also motivating at the same time. And not just for progressing in parkour, but learning all kinds of other skills.
AND MAH MAN'S AT FRICKING *58*
30 years later mike shake: how to make a rocket without experience
While i'm waiting for this
Finally i got it "parkor".
@@2thingys111 i think it's a joke but ok
Ok
@@TheDogeSlayer oh.. Sorry
Me : Practises parkour for a decade
Him : Imma end this man's whole career
I did parkour for seven years and you're already half as good as me I'm ashamed lol. keep up the good work.
This guy is insane dude - I like his videos , they never make me bored.
“You need to focus your chakra on the bottom of your feet.” 😂
You give me inspiration to do things that seem out of my league and to hard with just by practicing
Same
I love your videos "It's all about practice"
Video looks good! Its always surprising how quickly you learn, especially from the perspective of someone who has done parkour for 7 years. Remember to plant your second hand behind you in the Lazy Vault, planting the second hand also will make you feel more stable 😁
Came here to find a commentator saying this. Easy and natural thing to do which helps stability a lot :)
@@AhimtarHoN Thats what I’m sayin!!
@isla Iro so what??? 😒😒😒
@isla Iro ok
Nice man! I hope this brings some traction to the Parkour community, get new people trying the sport out. It has so much to offer!
Esses lugares que tu grava são muito fodas!!!! A edição também é muito maneira hahahahha
Amazing!!!
We kids do Parkour easily after our exam results come out😂
04:46 he farted lol
Imao ikkkk imao
1:25 btw "this guy" is called Toby Segar and he has one of the best Kongs in parkour
yep, the absolute best. Toby easily has done some of the fattest kongs.
Does he have a channel? If he does can u link it
@@Fares-ul2cs type in toby segar, that's his channel but he doesn't post that often. You can find him actively on Storror.
@@Fares-ul2cs storror
Wow you actually did really good 👍 it probably helps being a petty fit guy to begin with. This is my favorite of your videos 😊
Amazing isn’t enough of describing how good this is. GOKU LOVES IT!!!!!
You're honestly an inspiration. Keep learning cool skills.
Since he knows about naruto and probably watches it: I learned how to become Hokage in 1 week
Just a friendly tip
In the speed vault, you should kick back with your leg that goes upon the other one in order to create speed, as the vault is called
Watch some tutorial, you're doing great!
Being the part of the Shake family when it was just 1.3k strong I'd like a see a *fulllll montage* on alllll your skills and feell the chilllll on how you parkoured your way up to 1.37 M❤️❤️🔥🔥🚒🎇🎇
"now things, start to get interesting..."
*Casually stroking wall*
Came so early he didn't give up yet...
Oh wait, he never gives up 😎👌
the way he grunts when he hits the floor gets me laughing
The alternate title is, “Learning how to get a concussion with no experience.”
Damn you could probably never win against Mike in "never have I ever..." considering how much things he's done in his career 😂
This guy always manages to teach me what I want to learn when I want to learn it
regreso a este canal desde principios de pandemia y creció muchisimo
Love your channel mikey
Please make"How to learn swimming within one day "
You can't.
It’s more of a week thing if you want to perfect it but you can learn basics in 1 day
Yes yes yes realy I want it too
@@orang9134 umm yes you are right btw
Can we all appreciate the fact that he does these skills just for our entertainment and the editing is epic 🔥🔥
Video idea : trying hold your breath in water for about 4 min. If you are trying this skill then pls put my comment in the video
r/whooooooosh
@Đark Teār there are techniques involved in holding your breath, its not as easy as to just commit to it and hold it
@Đark Teār Yeah lmao
This guy has got the skills to pay the bills!
5:21 he really do be flying like a bird though 😂