>> ^Yogi:

I would do this all day and never get tired of that cat. It would get utterly sick of me though.


I bet not. You're probably delicious.

A little bit of buck shot in your eye,
Ventilate your brain cap with my nine,
A little bit of black boot to your groin,
Don't try to let an agent take your form,
A little bit of parkour makes you miss,
It's like Hammer Time, you can't touch this,
A little bit C4 in the bag,
Explosion's so fake, makes me gag...

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Yah. Awesome, but this is neither freerunning nor parkour as both disciplines involve going somewhere. This is just gymnastics stunts outside, (mostly) without safety equipment.

>> ^Ryjkyj:

>> ^alien_concept:
>> ^swedishfriend:
This is closer to acrobatics than parkour...
-Karl

There's definitely elements of parkour here mate, along with his gymnastics, I'm not sure what you mean

This video is missing the appeal of seeing someone do tricks on the street. Getting from one place to another in a creative way, while using objects and obstacles that everyone sees every day, in a way that they were not intended to be used.
I think it's still a cool video, but it's mostly just springboard stuff. Shit, I can double-tuck off a spring board, but I can hardly run up two flights of stairs.


You are right, I wasn't paying much attention. There were a couple of moves off buildings, but doesn't really warrant the tag does it. Seen a few videos of him doing parkour here and there, not really a stretch of the imagination considering how gravity doesn't seem to exist to the guy!

>> ^alien_concept:

>> ^swedishfriend:
This is closer to acrobatics than parkour...
-Karl

There's definitely elements of parkour here mate, along with his gymnastics, I'm not sure what you mean


This video is missing the appeal of seeing someone do tricks on the street. Getting from one place to another in a creative way, while using objects and obstacles that everyone sees every day, in a way that they were not intended to be used.

I think it's still a cool video, but it's mostly just springboard stuff. Shit, I can double-tuck off a spring board, but I can hardly run up two flights of stairs.

>> ^swedishfriend:

This is closer to acrobatics than parkour...
-Karl


There's definitely elements of parkour here mate, along with his gymnastics, I'm not sure what you mean

This is closer to acrobatics than parkour...
-Karl

Tags for this video have been changed from 'free running, parkour, gymnasitcs, gravity defying, stunts' to 'free running, parkour, gymnastics, gravity defying, stunts' - edited by bareboards2

Ninjas possess cat parkour skills!

Very nice!>> ^moodonia:

Peter Parkour

Peter Parkour

Woah, this is sick! It's like it takes from everything i think's cool. Bit of matrix, bit of mirror's edge/parkour, bit of jumper (the film), bit of that weird box video, made me think a little bit of jason bourne, oh and bewbs.

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>> ^raverman:

Too much "Prince of Purr-sia" for that cat


MUCH better title, IMHO.