Red Bull Sponsored Parkour Athlete | JAMCast
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- The #JAMCast welcomes Dominic Di Tommaso, a professional Red Bull sponsored parkour athlete and member of Team Farang. Learn about his life beginning as a figure skater competing on the national stage, his transition into the sport and the commitment to his constant training schedule and creating content, and the ways in which he continues to push the boundaries of the sport through his groundbreaking moves and projects through Red Bull Media House.
The #JAMCast is a weekly podcast hosted by Professional Stunt Coordinator Travis Wong, interviewing influential figures in the movement world. From world champion athletes to Hollywood stunt doubles, the aim is to provide a unique perspective into the minds of those so well known for using their bodies.
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Dom is like the Travis Pastrana of parkour, he doesn’t go big he go’s huge!
There is always something to be learned from a person who falls from high places and continues to live.
9:25 That was my first injury back in 2017 (including the cuneiform set), I almost lost my leg from a very bad doctor and their assistant who quite literally prescribed me exercises to do at home, which I did faithfully, and was insanely agonizing; when I finally got to my ortho consult, they found I had fractured my cuboid in several places/messed up a bunch of cartilage, slapped an aircast on me, and issues and order for zero load and ice for 7 weeks. Only blowing through hundreds of dollars in ice a week was I able to fend off the initial compartmentalization (there was a *lot* of damage from the shin down, everything torn to hell and gone) issues and once I stopped exacerbating it and let it heal I was able to finally start walking again.
The cuboid and cuneiform are the center of your foot's action, structural, feedback, and control systems. You smash that, you're done for a while. I am still working on hardening the cuboid's callus back into actual bone and since it's such a core load bearing and control component it is taking *forever* and a day. This is where practicing regenerative therapies can help increase maybe not the speed but the quality of the heal - there are more classes of shock proteins than heat/cold and likely a lot more we haven't found yet. I have found that while I don't really understand them that following known processes to try and trigger them works at least some of the time, for me.
TMI ;-) Hey, you shared first!
Everyone be healthy and remember, that which microfractures makes you stronger. :-)
Also falling is part of the process, if you don't fall, you're exception, everyone falls, once you're breathing after falling you're fine😂👌🏼
Wow, love being a part of this community, have the same exact videos that inspired me to start. Those were so huge
This man is AMAZING!
I would like to see Shifter in a JAMCAST soon, btw is amazing see a Dom here!
You are truly inspiring Dom❤️
''Doing it for love instead of trying to make a career out of it because then it won't last.'' 💯👍💗
love you guys
Позади крутой поворот.. Позади обманчивый лёд.. Позади холод в груди... Позадиииииииииииииии!
Could you get twin parkour on jam cast
Доминик уникальный человек, о таких ужасных падениях так спокойно говорит, да ещё и показывает.. Я всегда такие моменты пропускаю, так как не могу на это смотреть. Как жаль, что забросил фигурное катание.. Был бы самым красивым Чемпионом Мира!
first lol