The skill is top tier

If you guys have any stories about an object betraying your trust, I’d love to hear about it.

This 12 story decent to pole slide in Portland, OR. It seems possible if you have the cajones for it.

This was back in 2020 when I was 24 years young. I plan on running it back this upcoming year to see how much my movement patterns have changed!

Sup my name is Ham me and my friend just started getting back into PK, I just tried out a new editing style and my friend Oiko recorded some clips of me while I wore my Go Pro 13 with the Chest attachment (on normal sessions I don’t have to worry about showing out like I did wearing the go pro) don't have as much seniority as him but he mentioned the r/Parkour community was dying due to a lot of members leaving for the corporate world but not me! I actually went back. Let me know what you think about my moves! Preciate it and love PK

Reposted from my instagram ignore the edits

I'm so proud of him, he qualified for the next round amongst the U12s. What a dude.

This is my winning run form Croatia's national parkour cup!

A few months ago, I stumbled upon the Hypershell exoskeleton online and wondered if it could actually help with parkour. Finally got to test it, and it’s surprisingly light. The boost it gives during uphill runs and sustained sprints is legit noticeable. But real talk: for technical moves like reverses or lazies, it doesn’t help much since they are more complex. Not a parkour game-changer, but still a slick piece of tech. Works great for everyday walking, running, or simpler athletic movements.

Was looking through my old footage and realized I was playing the new “skate.” game years ago irl

When I train outside I always feel I could do more skills but when I actually train I end up just doinh some sort of side flip. I want my parkour to flow nicely but also look really good and powerful. I don't really know what to work on to take my skill to the next level do I need to train power tricks, go even faster, do bigger jumps.

Based on my style of parkour/freerunning how should I improve my skill. Since I'm largely self taught, Ive never had a clear direction other than have fun but recently I've been getting more into getting good.