This is what we love about parkour. The ability to create stories as beautiful as these and let us do it with such a cinematographic style without losing the essence of the sport itself. Great job guys and great athlete keep up the good work.
This is great! I wish there were more of these for parkour athletes, there are a lot of hidden players who just crush the sport and no one knows really who they are. It'd also be cool (and relatable) if there was another project that focused on the athletes in parkour who haven't made parkour their career, but they're still grinding in the community and in competitions.
I usually don't care about the competition scene, but this hooked me ! The music volume was just 25% too loud for me, I couln't fully understand the interviewed people, when I usually all that Max Henry says
Such a role model! I'm not really into parkour competitions - as parkour is non-competitive in nature - but Jarrod made me watch it all to the end. I knew him from his double kong gainers and crazy height shenanigans but did not know his inspiring background and philosophy yet so thank you for the doc! The crane landing descent at the end was so scary! I thought he was falling on the first jump. IMHO he will dominate in the years to come. Ed Scott had so many second places throughout the years that he won by sheer experience. Yet again. Ed and Jarrod are like apples an oranges. In parkour everybody wins who practices. You only lose when you don't practice. Also seeing a legend like Calen Can as a mere also ran in third place is really humbling. That's why such competitions also suck. Why does Calen have to lose even though he's better than 99.99999999% of the world population? Why do we have to create losers by comparing absolute winners and finding minuscule flaws?
Man, I also had an AC joint injury (fully torn lgiaments) and I decided to get a surgery. It took me like 6 months to get to 100% and it was a painful process
You know, I originally asked the team to invite him to Tianmen Mountain in China to participate in the competition in July, but he lost his passport, so he couldn't come, what a pity
Incredible look inside the comp Point A! ! The triple crown is waiting for Jarrod 👑👑👑 Cant wait to see what happens this year at SPL2 🤯
How is this free! This was so good point a!
This is the type of content that should exist more. Loved to get to know Jarred’s mindset a bit more, truly inspiring
Beautiful video and story
What a beautiful story! Rooting for you the whole time man, you are an absolute legend!! ❤
Sick documentary on a LEGEND of a man in Jarrod.
The greats are humble men that grind
Sick bts! The levels are Phenomenal!!
This video is in my top 3 favorites of all time so far.
Man! Now I'm rooting for jarrod this next spl. Wooooohhhhh!!!!!!
That ending was beautiful, never stop!🙏🏼
Or rather keep on moving!
Excellent doc! Can't wait to see him throw down again this year.
Thanks for video ❤
Fantastic Piece
Absolutely beautiful insight into the beast that is Jarrod!
Wow!! Having personally trained with this man. He is the real deal. Great video about a great athlete
💯🤘
Definitely one story for the history books! What a killer athlete 🔥
This is what we love about parkour.
The ability to create stories as beautiful as these and let us do it with such a cinematographic style without losing the essence of the sport itself.
Great job guys and great athlete keep up the good work.
Max and Sean @ pta A really outdid themselves on this one, what a man, what a way to tell his story, perfect timing❤
Love him, loved it! ❤
Great story with a great athlete!
Truly inspiring to watch! More of this content 😍
Jarrod is an absolute living legend and rising faster each year! Point A with the next level production as well you are all my heroes.
This video had me locked in!
Absolutely incredible video. So much emotions in such a short time🔥
Amazing! So nice to know more about Jarrod, he's a great athlete. And so well put it on the documentary. Congrats Point A PK, love the project.
This is awesome, loved to train with my boy Luty and the community in Texas, really focused guy. Very detailed video, loved it
This was prime story telling from Point A Parkour and what a story from Jarrod. Great stuff all round :)
So good!
Glad this man has coverage. This is so well filmed and captured!
This is great! I wish there were more of these for parkour athletes, there are a lot of hidden players who just crush the sport and no one knows really who they are. It'd also be cool (and relatable) if there was another project that focused on the athletes in parkour who haven't made parkour their career, but they're still grinding in the community and in competitions.
Inspiring athlete and an even more inspiring video to capture it all 🙌
Athlete and content creators that are changing the game! Amazing work y’all ❤️
amazing work point A. I watched this uninterrupted with no snacks or beverages, had my whole attention the entire time.
thanks for making videos like this !!!!
Good video
This is an amazing production. Jarrod is a special dude!!
I been saying this since I first met the sheriff! One day real soon top athlete in parkour in the world
This was amazing ❤
Really nice one, gj !
Beautiful
I usually don't care about the competition scene, but this hooked me ! The music volume was just 25% too loud for me, I couln't fully understand the interviewed people, when I usually all that Max Henry says
👍Nice profile ✔️🔥🤙
Jarrod is the goat
this was incredible, keen for more videos in this style!
* This *.
excellent
in summary. dream big
Such a role model! I'm not really into parkour competitions - as parkour is non-competitive in nature - but Jarrod made me watch it all to the end. I knew him from his double kong gainers and crazy height shenanigans but did not know his inspiring background and philosophy yet so thank you for the doc! The crane landing descent at the end was so scary! I thought he was falling on the first jump. IMHO he will dominate in the years to come. Ed Scott had so many second places throughout the years that he won by sheer experience. Yet again. Ed and Jarrod are like apples an oranges. In parkour everybody wins who practices. You only lose when you don't practice. Also seeing a legend like Calen Can as a mere also ran in third place is really humbling. That's why such competitions also suck. Why does Calen have to lose even though he's better than 99.99999999% of the world population? Why do we have to create losers by comparing absolute winners and finding minuscule flaws?
Damn this shit was crazy
Man, I also had an AC joint injury (fully torn lgiaments) and I decided to get a surgery. It took me like 6 months to get to 100% and it was a painful process
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You know, I originally asked the team to invite him to Tianmen Mountain in China to participate in the competition in July, but he lost his passport, so he couldn't come, what a pity
Oh my 🔥