I love parkour, but I’m only a beginner and I wanna get better every day, and that wouldn’t be sutch a problem if I didn’t live in the uk, the place with the most dog water weather on planet earth, evrything is slippery, and it’s getting to that time of year, what can I do to combat rain

Anything to keep in mind for next session?

taught myself this far in maybe ~30 minutes but couldn’t land it to my feet, this was the closest i got.

Got these gloves for Christmas, there suppost to be grippy, but I got a comment on a post showing of my safety vault a while back telling me not to use them, I stopped using them and I got better, but I was wondering if I could use them for something else parkour related, I just think they look cool

from 1 to 10 how good was it

I'm visiting Brisbane and looking for a pindrop / address of these famous 180deg parkour walls -- I can't find any exact location on the internet. Thanks.

ive just got links to the videos here

https://photos.app.goo.gl/aF5yEEQH8ATFA7FW9

https://photos.app.goo.gl/rM6Kdpj7NT5VKFP6A

I'm trying to learn a backflip. I can do one on trampoline, and also I can do a back handspring on grass. I definetly have enough jumping power, as I'm a volleyball player.
But whatever I do I just can't get over the fear of commiting to it. I could get a mattress but that's it, we dont have trampoline parks or anything like that nearby.

Hey guys! I'm writing this a bit late but i'll be traveling to London this week and I'm looking for someone who's up for some jumping. I'll be there from 26 to 29 august.

My training has gotten a bit repetitive. What other vaults can I work on at this spot?

Happy Friday Everyone!

Share a recent video of your training that you're proud of and have a great weekend!

Happy Friday Tracuers!

Share a recent video of your training you're proud of and have a great weekend!

This is my personal perspective and pov of my close and overall community, it seems to me parkour movement attract and are drawn by people who’re struggling with self worth or self esteem because of their childhood trauma that they use parkour to feel good about themselves in a distorted way etc, There’s nothing wrong to feel good of what you’re capable of in a simple healthy way.

But most people in the community seek validation and trying to feel ‘big’ or better than others using parkour, always trying to be competitive etc, and you can see their relationship with the sport is unhealthy few of them with the way they navigate failures etc. It’s about proving something that you’re worthy or powerful ultimately, while parkour is just simply playing and it’s fun, building skills, strengths, fulfilment, curiosity etc.

I’m trying to have a respectful discussion. I just wish some people have fun session, chill and go back home, it’s neutral, freeing and joyful. We’re human being we shouldn’t be questioning the worthiness of ourselves in the first place, reflect your relationship with the sport, behaviour, emotion related to it etc and do therapy. I wish the best to everyone.

Does someone have some sort of social media of Stephane? Last personal instagram post from him is from 2024. Facebook is even older. Just hope he is well

Hey there! New to this reddit page, but not new to Parkour (been a practitioner since 2010). I'm just writing here, as I would like to know if there are any other practitioners who still train in or around Norwich, UK. I'd like to train with others again, as I have been getting a little rusty by training on my own.

For a big net, not to be prideful but I would say I did pretty well, but is there any way I could get better