Originally posted by Shadic

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A lot of the vaults looks like they could have been done a bit cleaner/faster, though some of the tricks weren't that bad.

Just seems like there are two areas of parkour; speed and trickery. You guys are sort of in the middle of that, so things would be more impressive with a few more tricks pulled off, or the moves done faster and cleaner.

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Originally posted by Shadic

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The tic-tac/flips would have been a lot more impressive unassisted, as well.

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Originally posted by Shadic

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You guys have a lot more skill than say, I do in parkour easily. Most impressive feat I can pull off is bearwalking/vaulting over a picnic table...

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Originally posted by Shadic

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Although I liked your spot jump at the end, (I know those can be a pain to land) I wish you would have balanced on the pole afterwards.

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Originally posted by Pac

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Nice to hear of somebody else from somewhere like here who does parkour.

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Originally posted by wikipedia

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Parkour (IPA: [paʁ.'kuʁ], often abbreviated PK) is a physical discipline of French origin in which the participant — called a traceur (/tʁa.'sœʁ/) — attempts to pass obstacles in the fastest and most direct manner possible, using skills such as jumping, vaulting and climbing, or the more specific parkour moves. The obstacles can be anything in the environment, so parkour is often practiced in urban areas because of many suitable public structures, such as buildings, rails, and walls.

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Originally posted by Pac

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Tricking, Alastor. I labeled it Tricking, too.

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Originally posted by Pac

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You edited your post?

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Originally posted by The Red Snifit

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Alastor, just because something is called something that it isn't by definition, doesn't mean it can't be called that. Bugs are what people call most insects, when bugs are really a certain category of insects, not every insect. There are many other examples as well. If this video is called a "Parkour Video," and it resembles it enough to be called that by the vast majority of all the people who have seen it, it isn't really wrong to call it that. REALLY it isn't what it exactly claims to be, but it is close enough to avoid being called "falsely named." It resembles it close enough to be called what it resembles. I myself would call it a "Parkour Video." Deal with it.
By the way, it was a good video, and with practice, you could become much better.

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Originally posted by The Red Snifit

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Alastor, just because something is called something that it isn't by definition, doesn't mean it can't be called that. Bugs are what people call most insects, when bugs are really a certain category of insects, not every insect. There are many other examples as well. If this video is called a "Parkour Video," and it resembles it enough to be called that by the vast majority of all the people who have seen it, it isn't really wrong to call it that. REALLY it isn't what it exactly claims to be, but it is close enough to avoid being called "falsely named." It resembles it close enough to be called what it resembles. I myself would call it a "Parkour Video." Deal with it.
By the way, it was a good video, and with practice, you could become much better.

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Originally posted by Alastor

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If you use tricks, it's not Parkour, it's free running, a different and in my opinion vastly inferior practice.

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