Sydney Olson But is it really a safe sport is really jumping from top buildings and skyscrapers Safe what about ones who fall and miss their target I always see them jumping from buildings that doesn't look save to me in fact it's A 50 50 chance of falling
Currently recovering from my first injury related to this sport in 5 years of training...back in January I fully hyperextended my knee on a trampoline doing a swing through off a flash kick. My knee dislocated, my ACL, PCL, Meniscus, Postereolateral all tore completely, severed an artery, and had nerve damage in my foot which now doesn’t work fully. I’ve been in therapy for 2 months now but still can’t walk. I’m hopeful that I can walk in time to at least show up for the Lace Up Tour in Philly or New York.
@@spectre3257 Physically, I am actually. Basically had a full recovery! Took the whole year but most of my mobility has returned and my foot is surprisingly good as new. Haven't returned to training cause well....life got in the way but I do intend to. Thank you for the well wishes 🙏! Really appreciate it 😊 Edit: I did also make it to the Lace Up Tour stop in Dallas!
@@quisimo6 That's sick. All i can say is get in the sport before it is too late. Cause otherwise in the future you might regret not getting into it sooner. Maybe not though. I just hope you still have the drive. Happy that you recovered!
I broke my wrist badly and had to have two surgeries, last one was two weeks ago. I'm still in recovery and worried about training again. I'm certainly learning patience while everyone else around me is progressing lol. Great video! Thanks for posting
Playing football in High School I was a Kicker/punter. During a 4th down punt, after punting the ball away with my kicking leg still in the air I was tackled except all of the force of the tackle was on my support leg. I received a dislocated knee as a partying gift from the opposing player. Then another time I kicked the ball away on a kickoff, the receiving player got past all our special teams players and I was the last player between him and the goal, I tried to dive tackle him and the force of him running and me diving at him, his leg made contact with my arm and I got a compound fracture in my arm. I've had a few other bad bone injuries not related to football but I won't drag on.
Sydney Olson There is some crazy injuries but football players have pads and play on grass, you don't have pads when your training or filming on concrete. But whatever you do, don't ever get a compound fracture if you already haven't, seeing your bone outside of your skin is much much worse than just breaking something
Well I do parkour for almost 2 years and haven’t. Had a single big injury yet. Of course some little wounds here and there but that inevitable. Just do things you are certain you can do it.
A little over a decade ago I received a Jones Fracture in my right foot. I was simply running into surf and stepped on an irregularity in the ocean bottom. With all the landing on various surfaces that Parkour athletes encounter, I'm wondering if this is a somewhat common injury among them? When I received the injury, the typical treatment was a surgery that inserted a large diameter screw down the hollow shaft of the metatarsal to reduce the fracture. This often was successful, but for many athletes, there could be a subsequent fracture later at the tip of the screw closer to the distal end of the bone. My surgeon was piloting a new technique that did not use the single large screw, but instead added a Titanium plate over the fracture with two small Titanium screws in each part of the broken bone. I've never had a problem with the repaired bone, and I've always wondered if this new surgery, which had been used for a few professional athletes in the Seattle area, became a more popular solution. Besides the elimination of future fractures at the end of the screw, typical healing time was reduced from approximately 12 weeks to 6.
at 19 years i met with an accident TWO MAJOR LIVER OPERATIONS AND FIVE SURGERY'S I can still do yoga and weight lifting but i want to do parkour, struggling a bit but your videos encourage me
I have a friend who was BORN with arthritis. After she got her PhD, she moved to Australia. She had her knees, hips (including both pelvis), shoulders, elbows, & collarbones replaced.
I broke 6 bones in my left foot from stepping off a 3 inch curbside. I that went shopping at Target thinking it was just sore and bruised. So after 24 hours my foot turned purple and blue so to the ER we went. I walked in to the ER on my very broken foot. The doctor said that he did not see how I was walk fully on it and not passing out from pain. Took 12 weeks in a cast than a walking boot. Funny how a 3 inch curbside can hurt you.
Faye Bush That sucks but makes for a funny story. I got a really bad concussion from falling backwards off a 6ft drop. Not doing a flip. Just slipped on a mat.
Loved the video 👌🏻 my worst parkour injury was where I tore my meniscus all the way through, trained on it for 6 months cuz I thought it was patellar tendinitis and then needed surgery😂 but I’m stronger than ever now
Hi Sidney, you're amazing. :) When i was 15 or so, i jumped from a flight of stairs and sliced my neck open on a tiny wire that was hanging above them. It was almost invisible, and i never saw it coming, i just felt my neck slamming into something mid air and next thing i knew i woke up laying on concrete with a bloody shirt, and people standing in a circle all around me looking terrified. Some guy said that i hit the back of my head very hard when i fell down and went unconscious for a while. Doctors later said i was lucky that wire didn't slice through jugular, otherwise i would have... you know, probably bleed to death. Before the jump i had a strange feeling that i shouldn't be doing this, but i did anyway and it didn't go too well. So, if you have a strong feel that you shouldn't be doing something that can be dangerous, don't do it, you never know what can happen.
kasper bloch yes and no. My worst injury I ever got was from me being clumsy. Not flips. So I figure the world is dangerous and I may as well enjoy myself. 😜
Genuine question, are you worried about the toll this is all taking on your body? Your hands already have arthritis and I don't know if there is a correlation but more stress and injury on other parts of body like your ankles could bring about more long term damage? I'm still young so I want to preserve what's left of my body and keep it agile in the future so just wanted to hear your thoughts on all that
Sara Mudallal lol many more bruised heels where that came from 😂 I recommend insoles because once you break the fat pad in the heel, it’s so easy to keep injuring it.
I’m almost 50, train Parkour, and started getting elbow pain. Finally get it checked out and the Doc says, “Golfers elbow”. Not fair! Stupid name! I don’t play golf, I train Parkour, stupid midlife crisis....!!!
I sooooooo wanted to dislike this video as it was gut-wrenching seeing you get hurt and even if I know that from youtube standpoint likes and dislikes both positively affects the video I still couldn't made myself do it so I actually liked the video in the end :) Be safe and stay healthy Sydney! :)
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I learned how to do a one-handed hand stand because of a shoulder injury
and I learned how to roll out on the opposite side from my normal side, which is essential if I need to land differently.
So cool!
Cool Story Bro
@Big Bicky yes pls
Out of all the bails, the nose wall plant looked the most painful to me for some reason
Le Poke haha it was pretty painful not gonna lie. But the one that hurt the worst was the gainer where I landed on my heels.
Sydney Olson But is it really a safe sport is really jumping from top buildings and skyscrapers Safe what about ones who fall and miss their target I always see them jumping from buildings that doesn't look save to me in fact it's A 50 50 chance of falling
@@SydneyOlson 😍😍😍😍⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘
Currently recovering from my first injury related to this sport in 5 years of training...back in January I fully hyperextended my knee on a trampoline doing a swing through off a flash kick. My knee dislocated, my ACL, PCL, Meniscus, Postereolateral all tore completely, severed an artery, and had nerve damage in my foot which now doesn’t work fully. I’ve been in therapy for 2 months now but still can’t walk. I’m hopeful that I can walk in time to at least show up for the Lace Up Tour in Philly or New York.
I'm a year late but I hope you are doing great now
@@spectre3257 Physically, I am actually. Basically had a full recovery! Took the whole year but most of my mobility has returned and my foot is surprisingly good as new. Haven't returned to training cause well....life got in the way but I do intend to. Thank you for the well wishes 🙏! Really appreciate it 😊
Edit: I did also make it to the Lace Up Tour stop in Dallas!
@@quisimo6 That's sick. All i can say is get in the sport before it is too late. Cause otherwise in the future you might regret not getting into it sooner. Maybe not though. I just hope you still have the drive. Happy that you recovered!
@@spectre3257 Thanks I'll keep that in mind ✌
I broke my wrist badly and had to have two surgeries, last one was two weeks ago. I'm still in recovery and worried about training again. I'm certainly learning patience while everyone else around me is progressing lol. Great video! Thanks for posting
Sienna Mei I’m sorry to hear that. Stay positive and write down all of your goals for when you’re recovered.
Sydney Olson thanks for the advice!
Do what she says!
Playing football in High School I was a Kicker/punter. During a 4th down punt, after punting the ball away with my kicking leg still in the air I was tackled except all of the force of the tackle was on my support leg. I received a dislocated knee as a partying gift from the opposing player. Then another time I kicked the ball away on a kickoff, the receiving player got past all our special teams players and I was the last player between him and the goal, I tried to dive tackle him and the force of him running and me diving at him, his leg made contact with my arm and I got a compound fracture in my arm. I've had a few other bad bone injuries not related to football but I won't drag on.
SK Shade damn that’s gnarly!!! Football seems to have some crazy injuries.
Sydney Olson There is some crazy injuries but football players have pads and play on grass, you don't have pads when your training or filming on concrete. But whatever you do, don't ever get a compound fracture if you already haven't, seeing your bone outside of your skin is much much worse than just breaking something
Please never stop making videos your one of my favorite people on youtube and you definitely deserve more subs!
Thank you! I plan on making them as long as I can.
Well I do parkour for almost 2 years and haven’t. Had a single big injury yet. Of course some little wounds here and there but that inevitable. Just do things you are certain you can do it.
Btw I think you are unbelievably amazing and I'm looking to pick up parkour on top of dance and you're videos make me all the more excited to start
tavera615 thank you. Dance is a great background for parkour. You’ll have amazing flow!
A little over a decade ago I received a Jones Fracture in my right foot. I was simply running into surf and stepped on an irregularity in the ocean bottom. With all the landing on various surfaces that Parkour athletes encounter, I'm wondering if this is a somewhat common injury among them?
When I received the injury, the typical treatment was a surgery that inserted a large diameter screw down the hollow shaft of the metatarsal to reduce the fracture. This often was successful, but for many athletes, there could be a subsequent fracture later at the tip of the screw closer to the distal end of the bone.
My surgeon was piloting a new technique that did not use the single large screw, but instead added a Titanium plate over the fracture with two small Titanium screws in each part of the broken bone. I've never had a problem with the repaired bone, and I've always wondered if this new surgery, which had been used for a few professional athletes in the Seattle area, became a more popular solution. Besides the elimination of future fractures at the end of the screw, typical healing time was reduced from approximately 12 weeks to 6.
at 19 years i met with an accident TWO MAJOR LIVER OPERATIONS AND FIVE SURGERY'S I can still do yoga and weight lifting but i want to do parkour, struggling a bit but your videos encourage me
Your eyes are too Adorable getting injured :'(
I have a friend who was BORN with arthritis. After she got her PhD, she moved to Australia. She had her knees, hips (including both pelvis), shoulders, elbows, & collarbones replaced.
Torn ACL on a “safety-360” (ironic) - when you’re tired, just stop...
I broke 6 bones in my left foot from stepping off a 3 inch curbside. I that went shopping at Target thinking it was just sore and bruised. So after 24 hours my foot turned purple and blue so to the ER we went. I walked in to the ER on my very broken foot. The doctor said that he did not see how I was walk fully on it and not passing out from pain. Took 12 weeks in a cast than a walking boot. Funny how a 3 inch curbside can hurt you.
Faye Bush That sucks but makes for a funny story. I got a really bad concussion from falling backwards off a 6ft drop. Not doing a flip. Just slipped on a mat.
jeez Syd is at 8k now. been here since like 60 subs. Keep going its been a great journey
You're like Dom😂 you're now gonna be called the queen of fails 😂😂
keep going and push yourself in every time you fail . im very hopeful in you & your career. i love you Sydney 💪🚀
yacine laiouer she said like 4 times that she was pushing herself and ended up hurt. Dont say "keep pushing" smh
Yes, liked this video SO much!
You are so awesome really and so strong 👊
Loved the video 👌🏻 my worst parkour injury was where I tore my meniscus all the way through, trained on it for 6 months cuz I thought it was patellar tendinitis and then needed surgery😂 but I’m stronger than ever now
Hi Sidney, you're amazing. :) When i was 15 or so, i jumped from a flight of stairs and sliced my neck open on a tiny wire that was hanging above them. It was almost invisible, and i never saw it coming, i just felt my neck slamming into something mid air and next thing i knew i woke up laying on concrete with a bloody shirt, and people standing in a circle all around me looking terrified. Some guy said that i hit the back of my head very hard when i fell down and went unconscious for a while. Doctors later said i was lucky that wire didn't slice through jugular, otherwise i would have... you know, probably bleed to death. Before the jump i had a strange feeling that i shouldn't be doing this, but i did anyway and it didn't go too well. So, if you have a strong feel that you shouldn't be doing something that can be dangerous, don't do it, you never know what can happen.
If I was you , i will have abandonned since longtime. Respect!
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You're very strong never give up
I did a swing pre from a high and jumped to the bar to get much swing and my hand was wet so I landed on my neck to ground and almost broke it!
in every instance of your crashes, you were tired or just "threw" yourself at a jump without prior proper focusing
As you can see most of these injuries come from flips, Thats Why i Kinda stopped doing flips. The only flips i do is flips while tricking.
kasper bloch yes and no. My worst injury I ever got was from me being clumsy. Not flips. So I figure the world is dangerous and I may as well enjoy myself. 😜
Genuine question, are you worried about the toll this is all taking on your body?
Your hands already have arthritis and I don't know if there is a correlation but more stress and injury on other parts of body like your ankles could bring about more long term damage?
I'm still young so I want to preserve what's left of my body and keep it agile in the future so just wanted to hear your thoughts on all that
7:33 whadup 😎
Faraz Ahmed 😂😂😂
i have a ankel distortain rn bc a round of back full so funny your making this vid rn
I tried headstand, I banged my legs on wall and became numb. I decided I will see these things only on TH-cam.
I do parkour/freerunning like 2 years and i felt from 7m. Roof last year ... should i continue doctors said i cant ..
bruised my heel doing a flyaway lol
Sara Mudallal lol many more bruised heels where that came from 😂 I recommend insoles because once you break the fat pad in the heel, it’s so easy to keep injuring it.
Sydney Olson never thought of that!?!? I’ll get some! Thanks 🙏🏻
"Injuries" yeeeeaaahhhh!!!!
No, no, it's not cool.
i love what you do but this video gives me pain xD
Help me... I wanna parkour, trick ,breakdance , calisthenics and also boxing now 😂
Faraz Ahmed do ittttt
Ilove you sydney
Hi I'm a pre professional dancer and I basically live in leggings I was wondering where you got your army green ones I absolutely love them
tavera615 They’re a brand called Iron Lily! 😁
The pumpkin part reminded made me cringe so hard cuz it sounds painful
Miku haha yeah had to get stitches
Sydney Olson oof
Vc é incrível parabéns 🌷
I’m almost 50, train Parkour, and started getting elbow pain. Finally get it checked out and the Doc says, “Golfers elbow”. Not fair! Stupid name! I don’t play golf, I train Parkour, stupid midlife crisis....!!!
P.S. thank you for sharing your injuries. It’s important people understand the high, lows and hard work that goes into doing anything really well.
07:25 is my favorite
Very good with honors 💪🌠
7:10 😢🙏
Great work. U r a great women
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NC power girl 💪😎👍
마음이 아프다 제발 다치지말자 ㅜㅠs2
Hella Respect fire Ninja Ms but ur Mr Ninja needs to take u away abd do other adventurous things though i know this is what ur passion is 🌷🔥🐯🔥🌇🔗🔗🔗
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u crazy
Wonder women
I ripped the inside of my mouth open down to my jawline last year👍
Ouch!!!
I sooooooo wanted to dislike this video as it was gut-wrenching seeing you get hurt and even if I know that from youtube standpoint likes and dislikes both positively affects the video I still couldn't made myself do it so I actually liked the video in the end :) Be safe and stay healthy Sydney! :)
"Injuries from parkour" Why say parkour when all the bails are from flips - which especially for beginners, isn't essentially parkour?
Weird I'm first for once