Video posted on Parkour.NET’s forums : David and others. First trip to Lisses (France) for the Russian Traceurs (Parkour) with : David Belle, Romain M., Michaël R., Sebastien G. (aka Gouda) etc. (Crapahuteurs :-)) Old video ! (2003 ?) Video made by Red (Oleg : PAWA Russia) from Tracers.ru.
“Escaping the chaos of everyday life, to take a step back and capture each moment.”
We wanted to show something different from the normal videos we make, not just a video full of single moves. Something that shows the way we really feel about training. We tried to capture some of the feelings we get when we train.
This video was filmed in Sydney and features Shaun Wood, Rhys James and Wiseno. A really nice parkour video (contain some tricks), nice editing, perfect movements.
Don’t miss it, it is really inspirationnal !
This video shows some of the activities of the Dijon Parkour Crew, a french parkour association, during the year 2006/2007. Thus we can see that we travelled a lot, in France and around, like Geneva or Barcelona. We like discovering new places, because it makes our technic growing, working on such different architectures. I want to precise that everything we do in parkour is repeted more and more. We work first for the feeling of the movement. If the landing is bad for example, then we’ll not stop working until the move is very well done. We define our practice as a parkour practice, as our aim is to pass the obstacle with efficiency, and not first for esthetic reasons. But as we sometimes do some demos or video clips, we can add flips.
Douglas Fairbanks played Zorro in the film “The Mark of Zorro” (1920). Douglas Fairbanks was the original action star, performing all of his own stunts (he was an accomplished gymnast). His films (”Zorro“, “Robin Hood“, “The Three Musketeers“, “The Thief of Bagdad“) are still being remade. Fairbanks’ Zorro was also the inspiration for the character Batman.
A really old french TV report with David Belle, Sebastien Foucan, Rémy B., Ken, Francisco S. T., JF and some other Traceurs from Lisses (France). It’s interesting to see them all together 
