This video has been posted on Youtube by Paul (Sarudansei) on May, 4th of 2009 and I’ve seen it on 5th published on Facebook by a friend (yes, I’m on Facebook…). This is a Parkour trip video with Alex, Benjamin, Charles, David, Guillaume, JM, Maxime, Maxence, Mika, Paul, Thomas (most are French Traceurs). The rushs have been filmed on Lisses, Evry and Paris (France). Good Traceurs in it, and good Parkour also 
It was on may, 3rd of 2009 at Mont St-Hilaire (Quebec – Canada) : a great Parkour day with Abla Chejai, Dominic Labelle, Jean-Manuel Morissette, Steven Leblanc, Valérie Jamal Lefebvre & Xavier Ivanoff. Nice and fun !
Vigroux’s Brothers (Stephane Vigroux & Johann Vigroux, both from ParkourGenerations) parkour footage compilation from 2001 to 2003. It’s a bit old but still excellent ! A Parkour must see video ! 
Do you know Mirror’s Edge ? If you’re fond of Parkour and/or like video games, you probably do ! Mirror’s Edge is a first person platform video game available on PS3, Xbox 360 and PC in which you are controling a Traceuse (parkour girl) named Faith Connors. The mission of Faith is “to stay out of sight and to use rooftops and other means to help deliver physical messages between revolutionary groups within the city.” (Source : Wikipedia)
It’s a really nice parkour game with a good gameplay.
Well, somebody had the idea to make a parkour video filmed like Mirror’s Edge. There is not only parkour, but also skate, bike etc. The result it nice and fun.
Note : I strongly recommend to do not train with gloves and jeans !
I personnally think that Blane is one of the best Traceur on earth. When he moves, we can see how much he has worked. We can see he has worked three ways :
He is an example that every traceur should follow. I love him (no, I’m not gay), I’m a fan, and I love his videos.
The video I’m presenting to you is named “Origins”. Blane presents it like that on Youtube :
On September 10th 2008, it will have been exactly five years since I began practicing Parkour.
This video features a selection of clips from all of the footage I have recorded during my training so far and the vast majority will be familiar to those who have seen my other videos. I wanted to put together something to look back on in years to come that reminded me of the first half decade.
When you’ll watch the video, you will be impressed by the control he has.
Well, I still have the aim of adding parkour videos which were available on the old version of Parkour-videos.com (read : “Parkour-videos.com is (re)launched !”). To resume this video : this is an old spanish TV Report “CronicasPk” from UMParkour.com. I personnally think there are too much acrobatics & tricks in this video.
Screenshots of the parkour documentary
Dave Sedgley
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Here is how Paul Maunder introduce his video on Youtube :
“we have tried our best to ensure that this short film gives the most accurate information possible about parkour and the methods and ideas behind it”
This is a short film of 37 min long (short for a film, long for a parkour video but perfect for a documentary). Paul continues with this :
It is a deliberate departure from the typical “media parkour” you might see on TV and aims to provide reliable information to both newcomers and experienced practitioners alike.
The documentary is really great. In fact : it’s probably one of the best I’ve ever seen. There are some nice Parkour parts performed by good Traceurs, some nice and inspiring training parts and some “blabla” which share the feeling of Parkour.
It is divided in 4 parts on Youtube (it was too long for only one). Paul says : “have a look and judge for yourself”. I’m personally sure you’ll like it
As you may have noticed : Parkour.NET is back ! A lot of websites have mentioned it : UrbanFreeFlow.com, AmericanParkour.com, ParkourGenerations.com, NorthernParkour.com, Parkour.asn.au, Overground.com.pl, ParkourFrance.com and maybe some others (give me links). They all seem to be happy with this because Parkour.NET contains a lot of useful information about Parkour, but they’re annoyed because it is accessible in read only.
Yes, Parkour.NET is back online but only in read only. It means :
Sorry for that, but this should not change. As long as I’ll be behind Parkour.NET, it will stay in read only. People who know why it has been closed will maybe understand that.
From time to time, I receive links to parkour videos in my mail box, sent from the contact form of the site. Those last months, as you’ve probably seen, I just ignored them for different reasons. I just marked them with a “star” (you know, in Gmail) to find them easily in the future. As I want to publish again videos on Parkour-videos.com , regularly I hope, I publish this one I’ve received from a guy named Jayson 3 days ago (thanks to him).
It’s a freerunning video, not a pure parkour vid
This video is not a pure parkour video. It combines parkour and acrobatics / tricks (remember : acrobatics are not part of Parkour !). So, yes, it’s a freerunning video. I don’t like to use this word because it comes from a misunderstanding. Well… If I post this vid, it’s because there are some really nice parkour part, and yes, some really awful tricks. Levi Meeuwenberg is good. Here is what he says about himself on the Youtube’s page :
Michigan native, Levi Meeuwenberg, began his career with a bang by performing in Madonna’s Confessions Tour and Jump music video. He went on to initiate a freerunning class in his home town and now helps run the Michigan Parkour Club. He has done stunts for a K-Swiss freerunning commercial and the pilot episode of the TV show Chuck, numerous live performances including the 2007 Taurus World Stunt Awards, and was the last man standing out of 100 contestants on the Japanese game show Ninja Warrior on G4.
http://embed.parkour-videos.com/parkour-noob_Parkour-videos.com.flv
Wow, this guy is so good ! With a red T-Shirt like a Super Hero, he moves from a wall to another with speed, fluidity and power. He has a total control of his body and his environment (or not). I don’t remember to have seen a video like this before.
