I'm a 33 old woman who just recently took up parkour. I absolutely have no friends who want to do it with me. They are a pretty academic bunch and not sporty or outdoorsy at all. So I train alone. I just learned a trick today that I've tried to make happen. I pondered on taking a video of it and showing to my friends but decided against it: what if I just keep this to my self. My own time with my best friend: ME! People look at me funny sometimes as I'm not part of the demographic who are supposed to try to monkey vault in a park but let them look. While they look, I'm learning something empowering and fun! Thank you for this video! I needed this to know, I'm on the right path with this.
Heyo! I'm a 14 year old female who is considering Parkour. I had a dream about it before I even knew what it was. Destiny finds a way hahaha And I saw a comment saying that women can't do it. That is a whole ton of bullSHIT. Most of these videos are male, but that doesn't mean is aspiring females don't exist
Franklin Francis I skateboard only for cruising around for fun and it really helped me learn to not care what others think about me I’d be skating on the street and I’ve been called stupid dumb looking bad at it or just giving me looks and now I don’t care and it really gave me a confidence boost
I do parkour by myself sometimes. The first minutes feel very uncomfortable, especially since I am 37 years old. People my age no longer play on the streets. 😃😂
Tappajaav very correct sir. Everyone thinks this sport is dangerous but if you are realistic with yourself and don’t go too far too quick u can avoid a lot of potential injuries
It can be tricky to train alone with people watching. My local park is the biggest in the area and the outdoor gym has constant onlookers. Sometimes you have other teens and adults that either think your crazy or cool for doing what your doing. But then others don't take much notice of it. Being age 17 I find this to be a fun, exploration type of excersize and really enjoy it. Thx for all the advise over the past 2 years Ronnie!
i train by myself, sometimes with one friend. I started it because of you Ronnie :) I have started in summer 2018, and now im pretty good at it. Thanks for everything, keep up good work. Cheers
I hate when im at a gym doing flips, and people try and give me tips on how to get it perfect, like, "Bruh, im a free runner, i dont need them perfect, i just need to land it lol"
Thanks Ronnie. That was very motivating.... I need this boost from constantly training by myself.. It gets demotivating. Especially that I'm 30 years old and people even look at me in a weird way being this old. Doing parkour. And in my opinion most people don't know the fun there missing out on!
@@AmjedAce Competition can be good but also very bad. I'd like a friend to train with who inspires me to push past a simple fear i have but not someone to make me feel like bc he did this i have to try something scary or risky too.
Hi Ronnie! I started doing parkour and You became my teacher. Today I jumped off the wall and then immediately made a safety roll - guys said i'm a ninja))) This is a basic skill, but it was very cool.Thank you for teaching me!
wow when he said what the first thing will be i thought it was about fears (height, hurting yourself etc). did not expect him to address the biggest issue i'd have when learning parkour but he hit it spot on :D
@@tobajseneriksenextra3496 a harem anime is where the main character (most of the time a boy) has a group of people that are only girls and maybe one boy or for short, a harem
I tried doing parkour in my own school, but it seems to be pretty much illegal. I am doing everything safely and usually have friends over to watch or do together but I still get in trouble anyways.
I used to jump off school's wall, didn't know parkour still . Now I've been climbing and jumping everything I find on parks etc, but the Security always think I'm kinda of a thief or tramp
Me and my friend was climbing on a wall when a dude came to us and took pictures of us. He said that he was going to call our parents or call the police. I asked why and he said bcuz it was dangerous. I jumped down from the wall it was not dangerous at all. I hate the people in norway they are way to protective
If anyone reads this 4 years down the line... it took me till i was 34 to get my arse into parkour purely because i thought i was too old and people would think i was nuts...despite following it for years. it feels so good to have done something about it hopefully before its too late
I never really did parkour or anything and then after I turned twelve I started to just jump around and stuff and then I actually started training. It is basketball season and it has helped so much on my jumps in basketball. Thanks Ronnie
You are the one who inspired me too do parkour, ever since I was in 3rd grade in 2015-2016 I used to love parkour so I tried to learn. But everyone was too hard and hard too learn from. Then I found you! God bless you're heart 💓😇
The number 1 safety thing is still mindfulness, but there's 3 specific things I can think of when I'm alone. 1. Don't attract too much attention late at night unless you're in a neighborhood you already know. 2. Always have a cell phone and make sure it's charged up. 3. Consider wearing a bump cap- could even be one of those skullers inserts in a cap or even a little bump cap beanie. There's a lot of options these days, but when you're alone, you won't have the assistance of someone else for those critical seconds that could save your life if something happened. Those little inserts are more freeing than a helmet but offer better protection than if you don't wear anything.
I am 12yrs old and idc 'bout what you say. I usually train parkour after school and on holidays. Your channel has inspired me to do parkour and overcome my fears. I just go out run and do vaults/climbs on everything i see and this is how I mostly found new places around my home Big thank you for creating your channel and for everything you've done. Now myself I can do parkour. Again thank you
I'M a self taught parkour runner and been doing it for years. And I'm pretty much a pro at it and I love it and i train almost everyday anywhere it's amazing
Been waiting for this advice for three years, thank you! Kinda already figured this all out over the years but it was amazing to hear you say it all and make me feel less alone in, well training alone haha
Almost all the things I am v good at and people admire I have learnt alone, can't wait to get started learning this! To anyone who's worried about what others think- there are 2 options: letting it stop you from doing anything people will ever look at (which basically means live a life so boring and average no one would ever care to waste a look at it) or do the freakin knteresting stuff you wanna do and let people look, they will say what they say anyway which has nothing to do with you
i can do a lot but flips aren't in my skillset. Seriously ill stride 9 to 10 foot gaps, clear an obstacle chest height, a decent size climb up, roll across concrete...but flips i haven't learned bc i don't have any safe way to learn. No one to spot me, no one to stand there to call for an ambulance, no mats or pads, closet gym i went to was one time ever and its a 3 hour drive. No one to train with. So im stuck with my own fear of teaching myself. I got a 6 year old my mom babysits i teach he laughs when i can't do flip its bad lol.
@@lethalassassin1754 If you're trying to learn *parkour*, then flips aren't a requirement at all. They just look cool. If you're more trying to impress people, then flips are your thing. Literally something as simple as a mattress was all my friend needed to backflip. He had to training prior and couldn't even do one on a trampoline, but with a mattress, he learned it in 13 days.
This man teaches me everything,but im really a shy person who thinks in a negative way,so its really hard for me,even though in high school im really shy,when we are doing a drama,i said to my self,goddamit here we go again,and thats why sometimes i fail other subjects,its really hard to think in that way,sometimes my body "move by itself" i mean sometimes my head is blank and i just like my body move by itself and then when my head backs to normal i said to my self, "what the,what happened?",and still today im still shy,and because when im in a highschool everyone was judgemental so every thing you make a stupid/weird things they just throw you some mean words and i know for sure "people only remembers the mistake you made" so still today im really shy nothing change at all and thanks to this man it helps me a little bit to get a confidence and walk alone like there is no one watching you can do whatever you want and yeah Thank you Man thanks for your help!
This man didn't start off this way. It took him years of failures and successes to get to where he is right now. Instead of being like "wow he's so good"" and being demotivated, be inspired by his hard work and great skills. Watch his tutorials and try for yourself.
One of my friends is one of the best parkour athletes in the state we live in, he helped me learn, I'm still learning but I'm definitely getting better
I am 53 & 280 so my movement will be slow. I would love to buy an old warehouse to start a gym there. I had envisioned this 10-15yrs ago. I didn't know this actually existed. I hope this gets me into shape. This would be beneficial to shtf preppers to learn.
I'm 65 and restarting parkour training. In my 50s I had a dojo in my garage but I had to shut it down and turn it into a shop. Being active and continuing to play is the best way to stay young and capable.
It's just like he said; it's all about the baby steps. When I started, I was so scared of everything, but I had really patient friends to help me out and gain confidence. If you don't have friends to train with, I highly suggest watching Ronnie's videos. And remember, no step is too small. If that's all you can do, do it! Then when its easy, make it a little harder. You'll be amazed at what you'll be able to do!
Long time runner getting into turning my random jumpings into controlled movement. I really appreciate your desire to teach and inspire. Keep on keeping on my friend.
I feel you dude. I can't throw any flips and a kid my mom babysits is 6 he mocks me for it. Even though me striding 10 foot gaps or dropping into a roll on concrete was skilled he doesn't understand the time and practice that requires he just wants to see me flip. When i do learn i won't be showing anyone anything ill secretly be honing them til I'm explosive and precise.
I hear ya man when I did parkour at my school people were copying me and pretending they were me but messing up a million times and I hated it but now I shut them out whenever I do parkour
@@ghostxrider1469 yea dude there was this kid my grade we were doing box jumps so i stacked it somewhere near chest height, and i jumped up on it from a standing position both feet, this guys like "anyone can do that" and he could barely get stomach height with a running start, the reason i ever watch someone that mocks the skill it takes to do this, is to watch them fail at proving a point.
My biggest obstacle is finding a good spot, that's prefferably nearby (doesn't help that I don't go out often)...actually, it might even be getting in the mindset of finding a good spot. I am not sure I quite have ''parkour vision'' yet...any tips on how to better that?
I always listen to music, using wireless headphone, when doing parkour/ free running. That help me to ignore other people around me. Despite that, keep up with the video man. Your videos help me to do parkour anyway.
first all I would do is climb trees and everything else but ever since I started watching your videos Ronnie I learned and got better at parkour so I wanna say thank you
I love your videos. They've been super-inspiring to me throughout my journey learning parkour, especially as someone who didn't begin learning parkour until my early 30s. I'll just point out, in addition to your other points regarding training with others, some of us are extreme introverts and don't want to train with other people/strangers at gyms, whether or not we can find them.
Really helpful tnx ronnie ...I live in a place where people think that parkour is just a waste of time like jumping running ...they don't take it as fun they take is as an excuse for not getting a job or being completely useless...thanks for the motivation ...by the way I really admire you and your my role model ...thanks you for letting me know what I love.
I find it good to be with my friends while doing parkour and let them lead because as soon as they make a jump, you know you can, and that makes you feel more sure of yourself while you're doing it
It is by far the best when you train by yourself, you can think on how to improve and practice what your good at without the input of others. It’s truly meditating.
I am 25 years old and i was watching parkour videos for 2 years all the time. But only after i heard this lifestory of this guy Ronnie, i was so motivated and actually had my first training outdoors!!!! My back still hurts hahahah
I did parkour a while in a small club but I quit because I got hurt so many times, now I want to try again by myself to keep myself in good shape and to get something fun to do in my freetime
I love training for myself, because I can listen to my body and mind, and do exactly what I'm able to do on this specific day. I often meet people spontaneously, often kids who are interested in what I do. That is fun, too!
I love how you conform my thoughts on using TH-cam videos to learn parkour cuz everyone I know thinks you have to get a special membership at some greasy ass gym to get fit thanks man.
Ever since I was ending second grade a saw your channel. I loved the thought of this. Now look at me now I’m 14 and I’m pretty much doing parkour on a daily basis. Thanks for inspiring me to do parkour.
Very good video. For me, training alone is the time where you work on your technique and drill your movements. When you're out with friends, that's when you challenge yourself and do jumps you are afraid of.
How to get ur friends to start parkouring with you:
1. Do a horizontal wall run in front of them
2. Enjoy
Did not work
*1. Get friends.
Boba Break daaayum
1HelluvaKiller my bad
XD
I'm a 33 old woman who just recently took up parkour. I absolutely have no friends who want to do it with me. They are a pretty academic bunch and not sporty or outdoorsy at all. So I train alone. I just learned a trick today that I've tried to make happen. I pondered on taking a video of it and showing to my friends but decided against it: what if I just keep this to my self. My own time with my best friend: ME!
People look at me funny sometimes as I'm not part of the demographic who are supposed to try to monkey vault in a park but let them look. While they look, I'm learning something empowering and fun!
Thank you for this video! I needed this to know, I'm on the right path with this.
Where do you practice?
I'm 12 and picking this up today
Heyo! I'm a 14 year old female who is considering Parkour. I had a dream about it before I even knew what it was. Destiny finds a way hahaha
And I saw a comment saying that women can't do it. That is a whole ton of bullSHIT. Most of these videos are male, but that doesn't mean is aspiring females don't exist
Ok
@ja,ck 6769 Says the dumbass who put a comma inside of their name.
One of the best insight about not caring what others think
Franklin Francis agreed
Yep Dr.Ronnie that's him
Franklin Francis u know oliver died in the crossover right?
Franklin Francis I skateboard only for cruising around for fun and it really helped me learn to not care what others think about me I’d be skating on the street and I’ve been called stupid dumb looking bad at it or just giving me looks and now I don’t care and it really gave me a confidence boost
@@Norden05 late reply sorry... i watched that and i cried like a baby
I do parkour by myself sometimes. The first minutes feel very uncomfortable, especially since I am 37 years old. People my age no longer play on the streets. 😃😂
@@corvy6318 😊👍
I just watched your video. Very inspiring! Props to you and your son!
@@SheegogProductions Thank you very much! 😊🙏
You just earned yourself another subscriber.
@@pauljones8222 O, Thank you! 😊🙏
How to do Parkour:
1. Watch how to parkour videos
2.
2. parkour
3. ?
4. Profit
1) watch videos
2) do parkour
3) Go to the hospital
Only if you're a dumbass. Likely won't happen if you approach the sport from a realistic angle.
Tappajaav very correct sir. Everyone thinks this sport is dangerous but if you are realistic with yourself and don’t go too far too quick u can avoid a lot of potential injuries
I don't really have friends who mess around with Parkour so I'm most of the time lone wolfing
ArcTrooper Phil Same
Same
Me too man
I feel you
Join the club!
It can be tricky to train alone with people watching. My local park is the biggest in the area and the outdoor gym has constant onlookers. Sometimes you have other teens and adults that either think your crazy or cool for doing what your doing. But then others don't take much notice of it. Being age 17 I find this to be a fun, exploration type of excersize and really enjoy it. Thx for all the advise over the past 2 years Ronnie!
@@hamza-zw1ss why?
@@coows i think he means, Fuck Yeah!!!
@@coows Yeah i think he meant like "fuck yeah bro"
How you doing now?
i train by myself, sometimes with one friend. I started it because of you Ronnie :) I have started in summer 2018, and now im pretty good at it. Thanks for everything, keep up good work. Cheers
Supcio13 Polska ;)
Ja też.
cute
Soltero. Same!
Lol, I started around the same time because of Ronnie as well, I hope you're doing great mate! 💪🏼...
The one person that disliked this video thinks parkour is gymnastics.
@@PsychXxKiddo You should read the comment again
@@PsychXxKiddo lol dark soul isn't the idiot
@@PsychXxKiddo lol dark soul isn't the idiot
equalizer bots
I hate when im at a gym doing flips, and people try and give me tips on how to get it perfect, like, "Bruh, im a free runner, i dont need them perfect, i just need to land it lol"
I know he wants us to over come our anxiety....but I can't ignore the fact that he's saying all that in the most empty park I have ever seen
Lol yeah 😅😂
Well he has gone through it before lol
On base most of the time all the parks except for the one (on my naval base) called the Seabee Park. Everywhere is almost always empty as shit lol
Maybe he brought it?
Ikr
Thanks Ronnie. That was very motivating.... I need this boost from constantly training by myself.. It gets demotivating. Especially that I'm 30 years old and people even look at me in a weird way being this old. Doing parkour. And in my opinion most people don't know the fun there missing out on!
Yes people can be judgy but the fact that you still train motivates me. I'm just 18 so I shouldn't even care what others think. Power to you!
Izy K I’m with you. I’m 32 and this has been the best way that I’ve found to stay active. It needs to be fun for me. Gyms don’t do much for me.
I'm a 30 year old that does parkour too. That means we're old enough to not care about peoples' opinions.
I'm 21 and I think the exact same way, I always come back to this video on a rainy day or when I need a motivational uplift :) keep training bro!
I'm 32 and I just found storror on YT and they really inspired me, it got me thinking I should at least try it. Videos like these are great.
Training alone is best as it helps to gain more knowledge, and teaches to perform more well , and make even better every time
With a friend it's much better since there's the competition spirit which drives you forward and inspires you.
@@AmjedAce Competition can be good but also very bad. I'd like a friend to train with who inspires me to push past a simple fear i have but not someone to make me feel like bc he did this i have to try something scary or risky too.
You can really see the progression after time
Hi Ronnie!
I started doing parkour and You became my teacher.
Today I jumped off the wall and then immediately made a safety roll -
guys said i'm a ninja))) This is a basic skill, but it was very cool.Thank you for teaching me!
“Find a local playground!”
Local playgrounds: are taped off with caution warnings
Eh, just use it anyway unless its a crime to use park equipment now XD
Covid-19???
wow when he said what the first thing will be i thought it was about fears (height, hurting yourself etc). did not expect him to address the biggest issue i'd have when learning parkour but he hit it spot on :D
Me:*does parkour*
Also Me:eh I’ll never see her again
*next day*
Me;*goes to school*
Teacher:meet your new principal
Me:holy crap it’s her
Why does this not have more likes
@@chloegendle8632 precisely
Kinda sounds like a harem anime
I dont get it
@@tobajseneriksenextra3496 a harem anime is where the main character (most of the time a boy) has a group of people that are only girls and maybe one boy or for short, a harem
When I watched Spider-Man into the spiderverse I realized you look like Peter B Parker. Somewhat at least.
Alus Blazing when I watched I was motivated to do parkour. ... and I thought I had powers
@@self-developementhub3731 Anyone can wear the mask...
I tried doing parkour in my own school, but it seems to be pretty much illegal. I am doing everything safely and usually have friends over to watch or do together but I still get in trouble anyways.
Yeah I do parkour occasionally in school to,and I try very hard to not get caught.
I climbed onto my school roof...
I used to jump off school's wall, didn't know parkour still . Now I've been climbing and jumping everything I find on parks etc, but the Security always think I'm kinda of a thief or tramp
@@extremedragon255 haha. My parents told me that I loved parkour before I can keep memories lol
Me and my friend was climbing on a wall when a dude came to us and took pictures of us. He said that he was going to call our parents or call the police. I asked why and he said bcuz it was dangerous. I jumped down from the wall it was not dangerous at all. I hate the people in norway they are way to protective
If anyone reads this 4 years down the line... it took me till i was 34 to get my arse into parkour purely because i thought i was too old and people would think i was nuts...despite following it for years. it feels so good to have done something about it hopefully before its too late
this video is basically therapy!
???
I never really did parkour or anything and then after I turned twelve I started to just jump around and stuff and then I actually started training. It is basketball season and it has helped so much on my jumps in basketball.
Thanks Ronnie
I am so glad that I found your channel. You are the best parkour dude ever! Without all the hype. Just good advice.
All of theese comments had me thinking really hard. I've decided. I'll start training when the weather will get warmer. Thank you!
Hi it's been a year how are you doing
You are the one who inspired me too do parkour, ever since I was in 3rd grade in 2015-2016 I used to love parkour so I tried to learn. But everyone was too hard and hard too learn from. Then I found you! God bless you're heart 💓😇
3:55 YES THAT IS WHAT I TELL MYSELF AND EVERYONE U AINT GONNA SEE THEM AGAIN DANG RONNIE YOU KNOW EVERYTHING even things in other people's minds lol
I do that too xD
I do that too
This is so relatable....i always train alone involuntarily... It's pretty lonely but still can be fun
The number 1 safety thing is still mindfulness, but there's 3 specific things I can think of when I'm alone.
1. Don't attract too much attention late at night unless you're in a neighborhood you already know.
2. Always have a cell phone and make sure it's charged up.
3. Consider wearing a bump cap- could even be one of those skullers inserts in a cap or even a little bump cap beanie. There's a lot of options these days, but when you're alone, you won't have the assistance of someone else for those critical seconds that could save your life if something happened. Those little inserts are more freeing than a helmet but offer better protection than if you don't wear anything.
I am 12yrs old and idc 'bout what you say. I usually train parkour after school and on holidays. Your channel has inspired me to do parkour and overcome my fears. I just go out run and do vaults/climbs on everything i see and this is how I mostly found new places around my home Big thank you for creating your channel and for everything you've done. Now myself I can do parkour. Again thank you
Good job, don't worry about what others say if you enjoy it keep doing it, I'm seventeen and a girl and I want to do this
@@Madd_M00 I .
Am 17 to
@@shalomtheboss6655 Nice, I practice by jumping our fence that we have. I have face planted a few times
Holyshit you are 17 now
I'M a self taught parkour runner and been doing it for years. And I'm pretty much a pro at it and I love it and i train almost everyday anywhere it's amazing
The mountain in background looks cool to climb on :)
Been waiting for this advice for three years, thank you! Kinda already figured this all out over the years but it was amazing to hear you say it all and make me feel less alone in, well training alone haha
Almost all the things I am v good at and people admire I have learnt alone, can't wait to get started learning this! To anyone who's worried about what others think- there are 2 options: letting it stop you from doing anything people will ever look at (which basically means live a life so boring and average no one would ever care to waste a look at it) or do the freakin knteresting stuff you wanna do and let people look, they will say what they say anyway which has nothing to do with you
Great video! 👍🏽 keep it up brother!!!
Parkour is my favorite thing to do I always find places to do parkour rails,parks and so much more I even do my own home!
Hey ronnie you should make videos where you teach real people parkour, i think itd help alot to see inexperienced learn the moves
dude why are you making me cry? love this vid helped so much
This was how i learned parkour. Also from watching your tutorial videos. U basically taught me and i wanna say thank u. 👍🏽👍🏽
Apple cinimin pie.toasted
I watched videos about parkour and i was inspired to try parkour, the encouragement coming from a lot of these videos is really helping me
I cannot take off my fear in flipping
for me, there's just no way around it. You just have to do it. In a safe environment of course.
i can do a lot but flips aren't in my skillset. Seriously ill stride 9 to 10 foot gaps, clear an obstacle chest height, a decent size climb up, roll across concrete...but flips i haven't learned bc i don't have any safe way to learn. No one to spot me, no one to stand there to call for an ambulance, no mats or pads, closet gym i went to was one time ever and its a 3 hour drive. No one to train with. So im stuck with my own fear of teaching myself. I got a 6 year old my mom babysits i teach he laughs when i can't do flip its bad lol.
@@lethalassassin1754 If you're trying to learn *parkour*, then flips aren't a requirement at all. They just look cool. If you're more trying to impress people, then flips are your thing. Literally something as simple as a mattress was all my friend needed to backflip. He had to training prior and couldn't even do one on a trampoline, but with a mattress, he learned it in 13 days.
@carrottimegaming how could he not do it on a trampoline but he could do it on a mattress??? Do he hack?? Imma report him
@@justinlothe7166 it was easier for him. Everyone's different.
On TH-cam your on my recommended page a lot, but it’s good because I like your videos
Most people would say
"don't try this at home"
Yes inside you break everything
Yeah, you dont have enough room in your home (unless your 3)
This man teaches me everything,but im really a shy person who thinks in a negative way,so its really hard for me,even though in high school im really shy,when we are doing a drama,i said to my self,goddamit here we go again,and thats why sometimes i fail other subjects,its really hard to think in that way,sometimes my body "move by itself" i mean sometimes my head is blank and i just like my body move by itself and then when my head backs to normal i said to my self, "what the,what happened?",and still today im still shy,and because when im in a highschool everyone was judgemental so every thing you make a stupid/weird things they just throw you some mean words and i know for sure "people only remembers the mistake you made" so still today im really shy nothing change at all and thanks to this man it helps me a little bit to get a confidence and walk alone like there is no one watching you can do whatever you want and yeah Thank you Man thanks for your help!
Take a long look at this cool guy giving us life and parkour advices... He'll save us in a zombie apocalypse
Mountains in background are marvelous. It must be so inspiring to go train there.
How old were you when you started training in parkour Ronnie
Is anyone else watching who knows they will never get this good?
dont let ur dreams be dreams
This man didn't start off this way. It took him years of failures and successes to get to where he is right now. Instead of being like "wow he's so good"" and being demotivated, be inspired by his hard work and great skills. Watch his tutorials and try for yourself.
Woah. Don't drag us down with you.
If you have arms, legs, and a brain, I am pretty sure you can figure it out.
These replies never thought of if mick was disabled
One of my friends is one of the best parkour athletes in the state we live in, he helped me learn, I'm still learning but I'm definitely getting better
3:00 I couldn’t tell what he was or wasn’t jumping on lmao
I am 53 & 280 so my movement will be slow. I would love to buy an old warehouse to start a gym there. I had envisioned this 10-15yrs ago. I didn't know this actually existed. I hope this gets me into shape. This would be beneficial to shtf preppers to learn.
I'm 65 and restarting parkour training. In my 50s I had a dojo in my garage but I had to shut it down and turn it into a shop. Being active and continuing to play is the best way to stay young and capable.
I always practice in the woods until I perfect it then I show everyone what I can do
The view from this park is spectacular
I never trained, and my biggest problem, is the scary, and the strenght
It's just like he said; it's all about the baby steps. When I started, I was so scared of everything, but I had really patient friends to help me out and gain confidence. If you don't have friends to train with, I highly suggest watching Ronnie's videos. And remember, no step is too small. If that's all you can do, do it! Then when its easy, make it a little harder. You'll be amazed at what you'll be able to do!
Accept the fact that you will have scratches and injuries
start on the ground without much height. take baby steps and know that eventually you will get hurt. but whatever doesnt kill you makes you stronger.
Long time runner getting into turning my random jumpings into controlled movement. I really appreciate your desire to teach and inspire. Keep on keeping on my friend.
In my town theres no community and most people mock and laugh at parkour
I feel you dude. I can't throw any flips and a kid my mom babysits is 6 he mocks me for it. Even though me striding 10 foot gaps or dropping into a roll on concrete was skilled he doesn't understand the time and practice that requires he just wants to see me flip. When i do learn i won't be showing anyone anything ill secretly be honing them til I'm explosive and precise.
I hear ya man when I did parkour at my school people were copying me and pretending they were me but messing up a million times and I hated it but now I shut them out whenever I do parkour
@@ghostxrider1469 yea dude there was this kid my grade we were doing box jumps so i stacked it somewhere near chest height, and i jumped up on it from a standing position both feet, this guys like "anyone can do that" and he could barely get stomach height with a running start, the reason i ever watch someone that mocks the skill it takes to do this, is to watch them fail at proving a point.
I appreciate that he takes into consideration the anxiety that comes with parkouring
My biggest obstacle is finding a good spot, that's prefferably nearby (doesn't help that I don't go out often)...actually, it might even be getting in the mindset of finding a good spot. I am not sure I quite have ''parkour vision'' yet...any tips on how to better that?
When in doubt...precision plyos and strides anywhere with tiny lips and ledges lol
The more parkour you do the more you will find spots. It’s an experience thing
Legs you can do any and everyday but vaults spots are hard to find
Same
This person can be a great mental coach
I do parkour and you help me
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Nice English dude
Epic English
Useful In Quarantine
Im scared of doing flips. I always think i land on my neck and break it.
Try to do it on a trampoline or bed
@@totsiee3603 How big is the chance of breaking yourself something?
Depends on how flexible you are
@@totsiee3603 Kinda. I can do front flips while jumping in the water
Cool👌
I always listen to music, using wireless headphone, when doing parkour/ free running.
That help me to ignore other people around me.
Despite that, keep up with the video man. Your videos help me to do parkour anyway.
Best parkour channel..on you tube!!!!!!!😀😀😀...btw 1st comment💜
hi i just watched your videos and they got me into parkour big fan man
I got into parkour today (08-05-2019) and I feel my friends don't want to bother with parkour.
first all I would do is climb trees and everything else but ever since I started watching your videos Ronnie I learned and got better at parkour so I wanna say thank you
I train at my house and I’m going to the bush sometimes
Can we just acknowledge just how amazing this guy is?
i've trained parkour long ago...
And i'm back at it.
lets fkn go small drake
I love your videos. They've been super-inspiring to me throughout my journey learning parkour, especially as someone who didn't begin learning parkour until my early 30s. I'll just point out, in addition to your other points regarding training with others, some of us are extreme introverts and don't want to train with other people/strangers at gyms, whether or not we can find them.
I really need this also is that ur insta profile pic in the thumbnail
Really helpful tnx ronnie ...I live in a place where people think that parkour is just a waste of time like jumping running ...they don't take it as fun they take is as an excuse for not getting a job or being completely useless...thanks for the motivation ...by the way I really admire you and your my role model ...thanks you for letting me know what I love.
I hope i can do all flips😢
Fu*k the flips! Do something practical, like a wallrun. Much better
Flips are good to know where is your body the space around you and how you control it !!!!
I find it good to be with my friends while doing parkour and let them lead because as soon as they make a jump, you know you can, and that makes you feel more sure of yourself while you're doing it
Hey Ron! Me and my best bro have been training by ourselves for about 5 years now. Our city sucks when it comes to parkour. How do we fight that?
It is by far the best when you train by yourself, you can think on how to improve and practice what your good at without the input of others. It’s truly meditating.
nice video this video look creativity like my comment
MR. ECONOMIST why are you so desperate for likes on the internet from strangers?
I'm Just practicing Parkour from last 2 to 3 years and by my self I do that ....and thanks to you that tells lots of details about any Parkour move .
I’m fine with strangers watching me but my naboirs watch me and that’s what’s weird xD
I am 25 years old and i was watching parkour videos for 2 years all the time. But only after i heard this lifestory of this guy Ronnie, i was so motivated and actually had my first training outdoors!!!!
My back still hurts hahahah
Parkour in the mountains in the background.
As someone with no friends, i see this as an absolute win
Ahhh yes a tutorial on how not to use tutorial
I did parkour a while in a small club but I quit because I got hurt so many times, now I want to try again by myself to keep myself in good shape and to get something fun to do in my freetime
I train by myself because no one likes me.
I feel yah
@@justastaythatwillnotbename2990 lawde
Yay thank you!
How ppl click so fast
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I love training for myself, because I can listen to my body and mind, and do exactly what I'm able to do on this specific day. I often meet people spontaneously, often kids who are interested in what I do. That is fun, too!
Hey Ronnie can you put in the CC the arabic because i want to learn parkour but i can't understand your said 😔
ABU AL_SAR u are right
Thank you man for sharing your feelings.that helped
Thank you for your thoughtful video.
Great job sir
I dont have friends and i want to learn parkour so tysm :)
This helped me so much. Thank you. 😃
I love how you conform my thoughts on using TH-cam videos to learn parkour cuz everyone I know thinks you have to get a special membership at some greasy ass gym to get fit thanks man.
Gracias Ronnie 🙂
Ever since I was ending second grade a saw your channel. I loved the thought of this. Now look at me now I’m 14 and I’m pretty much doing parkour on a daily basis. Thanks for inspiring me to do parkour.
Great information
Ronnie's video's taught me how to do parkour
Very good video. For me, training alone is the time where you work on your technique and drill your movements. When you're out with friends, that's when you challenge yourself and do jumps you are afraid of.
You are a legend rons!
Training in school during holiday is a good idea!