Parkour video by Pierre (2009)
A parkour video from Pierre, filmed in June of 2009 in Conventry.
- Traceur : Pierre Naudion
- Filming : Miguel Del Carmen Marshall
- Music : Kaophonic Tribu & Entribu
- Editing : Pierre
Archive for the 'training videos' Category
Parkour Training video with Sym et Oli
A quite nice parkour video from Traceurs from Belgium.
A training day at LLN (Belgium) with SIMON!
“Be True To Your Nature” by Erwan Le Corre (Hebertiste – MovNat)
A new video from Erwan Le Corre, known in the parkour community as “Hebertiste”. This is NOT a Parkour video, it is “méthode naturelle” / natural method, and it is published here for inspirationnal purpose. Here is how Erwan presented his video on Youtube :
Many people have emailed me asking to see more of my training in Nature, so here’s a new video that we’ve just edited, using elements that were filmed on the island of Corsica, France, just a year ago.
I feel it is important to remind that even though the practice of MovNat should include free, exploratory sessions in nature consisting in purely random and adaptive natural movement and spontaneous action, MovNat is above all a training method which involves principles, techniques and programming.
The Natural Movement Coaching System that is MovNat is fully scalable and enables practitioners to make faster, broader and safer progress in the practice of natural movement, regardless of experience.
To optimize practice and for coaching efficiency reasons, i.e offering a broad range of training variety in a limited space and shortening the learning curve while ensuring full scalability and injury-prevention, it is essential to practice in a custom-built facility first.
It is especially true for beginners, people that are out of shape, that risk to injure themselves or would be intimidated starting from scratch on their own, to optimally supervise group training, for people that don’t have easy access to outdoors, people that live in areas where the winter is particularly tough, for people that understand that what may feel “natural” is not necessarily efficient or optimal, and all simply for all people that lack time and need to optimize the time which they can dedicate to training.
A MovNat training facility can be indoors or outdoors or mix both indoors and outdoors and provides ideal conditions to get started with the assistance of competent coaching.
So again, this new video does not explain anything about the training/coaching method, it is designed to display natural movement training in nature, i.e the most adaptive form of natural movement, and finally to be inspirational.
I hope you will enjoy it!
Erwan Le Corre
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Training parkour in NYC with Parkour Generations
A good and long (near 20min!) parkour training video in New York (USA) in February 2008 with Stephane Vigroux, Dan Edwardes and Chris Keighley from Parkour Generations and more than 100 Traceurs came to train Parkour.
This short film/documentary has been filmed and edited by Julie Angel.
If you have some of the names of the Traceurs who were present @ this training, please contact me !
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Video : Parkour – The Nature Of Challenge
The Nature Of Challenge : part 1
The Nature Of Challenge : part 2
The Nature Of Challenge : part 3
The Nature Of Challenge : part 4
Screenshots of the parkour documentary
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Here is how Paul Maunder introduce his video on Youtube :
Dave Sedgley
“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
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Filming parkour with a fisheye (Yozo and Amoniak)
AMONIAK posted the video on Parkour.NET :
“we received an fisheye for our camera so we tested it today, this is the result. fisheye’s rock, hope u like“
A short but good video with Yozo and Amoniak.
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Parkour video by Sam McCone
Sam Mccone (from around Guildford) aka Lost-Monkey : May – June 2006 : Read more about this video and download it »
Tracing The Origin : a good parkour video
The message to the world traceurs. Take a look for future, play your life safely !
Slava posted this good parkour video on Parkour.NET : Tracing The Origin, and has received a lot of good feedbacks for his message.
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“Escape” : a parkour video from Sydney
“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 !
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Indoor Academy – ParkourGenerations
Here is an indoor class by ParkourGenerations :
Taught exclusively by Stephane Vigroux, Dan Edwardes, Forrest, Chris Keighley, Kazuma and Johann Vigroux, the indoor classes in London are offered as a supplement to the outdoor parkour training and focus largely on developing the physical attributes and functional strength and fitness necessary for parkour. Open to all, regardless of ability or experience, these classes are a great way to learn about your movement potential in a disciplined yet friendly environment. For more details and class times/locations see www.parkourgenerations.com
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