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kriso9tails


Jul 13, 2007, 4:36 AM
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styndall wrote:
jakedatc wrote:
I agree kris.. i thought at least he might have an objective approach but i don't think this noob could handle bouldering... anything pad or not

weak sauce fucking.. noob

Christ, you guys are pathetic. Do you follow Majid around in real life and shit up his regular conversations?

Yes.


ride_pow


Jul 13, 2007, 4:38 AM
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Smile,Crazy,Unimpressed. Hahahahahaha.


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dynoho


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curt wrote:
majid_sabet wrote:
jakedatc wrote:
majid_sabet wrote:
I heard once that Colorado was turning in to Parkour capital of USA. Do you guys know if that is correct ?

no one cares.. it's not climbing.. go to Parkour.com and talk about it
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Be nice

He was being nice.

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Curt

Well said.


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greenketch


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billcoe_ wrote:
At some point, the marrige of Parkour, Gymnastics and training will result in a big leap in climbing standards. Maybe even on big walls.

Can't wait to see it.

BTW, I try running with my lad to pull some simple moves and Parkour is much more difficult than it looks.

That would be sweet. There is already a Parkour technique for running up a hallway's walls by jumping from wall to wall and gaining a little each time. Just think about being able to run up some huge chimney.Shocked Yee Haw


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greenketch wrote:
billcoe_ wrote:
At some point, the marrige of Parkour, Gymnastics and training will result in a big leap in climbing standards. Maybe even on big walls.

Can't wait to see it.

BTW, I try running with my lad to pull some simple moves and Parkour is much more difficult than it looks.

That would be sweet. There is already a Parkour technique for running up a hallway's walls by jumping from wall to wall and gaining a little each time. Just think about being able to run up some huge chimney.Shocked Yee Haw

I love it when these guys run fast on left side of the wall then right then left and then they are on top.I like to know if they have names for their moves.


knieveltech


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styndall wrote:
jakedatc wrote:
I agree kris.. i thought at least he might have an objective approach but i don't think this noob could handle bouldering... anything pad or not

weak sauce fucking.. noob

Christ, you guys are pathetic. Do you follow Majid around in real life and shit up his regular conversations?

Two days from now, at the Burger King Drive Thru:

Smile=Majid, Crazy=JakeD, Unimpressed= Unlucky Fast Food Employee

UnsureHello, may I take your order?

SmileYes, I would like a Whopper Jr. with extra onions and rel

Crazy*standing on nearby lawn with a bullhorn*: Jesus Fuck! How stupid are you? Why do I have to always hear about your damn onions! Wear a helmet, seriously, I still love that tired-ass joke after all these years! And for fuck's sake, drive-thru, dude, don't listen to this guy. Make it with regular onions!

Smile *resigned, this obviously happens a lot*: Please add those onions. They are often tasty and contain folic acid, an important nutrient.

Unimpressed:That'll 2.34, please drive around.

Crazy: Shit! I can't believe that guy is giving him the onions. I'm pissed, I better call my buddies so they can beat Majid to his house and mock him while he eats.

Smile*pulls out green dry erase marker, draws circle around Value Combo #1 with connecting arrow to breakfast menu hashbrowns, then drives around to the window*

Crazy*shits pants with rage*


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SkaFreak


Jul 13, 2007, 5:48 AM
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Re: [majid_sabet] Parkour vs. bouldering [In reply to]
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Yes we do have names for all the stuff. When you run up bouncing between two walls like was mentioned, it's called tic-tacking. There are names for just about everything you'll see a true traceur do. The problem is these days there are two branches, parkour, and free running. Parkour is about smooth motion and overcoming obstacles with the least energy spent. Free running is similar but is more about aesthetics, so they'll do stuff like throw in extra spins just because they think it looks cool.


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Hey Jackedatc i'm here just like you asked...have no fear. Majid you fucking idiot! I hate your soul. Parkour sucks giant, fat, sweaty, hairy balls...just like you do.


mrmcface


Jul 13, 2007, 7:52 AM
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You're never really popular until you get ripped on regularly in an online forum.

But yeah, Parkour is a great way to keep in shape between climbs, and most climbing techniques can be applied to it.

Rob.


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Jul 13, 2007, 8:09 AM
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Parkour makes me irate.
/end rant

-john


thomasribiere


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Whatever the right orthograph is, "parkours" could be compared with the - sometimes old - "circuits" that can be found in the Fontainebleau Forest. The "circuits" are a linking of up to 50-60 boulders of the same difficulty, whatever is is. To go from a boulder to another one, there's sometimes no other "official" possibility than to jump, or sometimes to downclimb boulders. Looking at experimented circuits boulderers, it can be pretty dynamic.

So, if a "parkour" is not bouldering, placed in a historical perspective, a link could be found. But I suppose that "parkours" have some roots in gymnastics and assault courses or obstacle courses as well. Thus, magic_sabbat post isn't completely inane.

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OutrdJunkie


Jul 13, 2007, 12:12 PM
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Parkour is pretty cool. I saw a guy doing it in Pittsburgh and landed on his shoulder/head. Not the softest landing in the world, I guess thats why I like dirt below my climbs.


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My bro tried to do a little parkour on the way down from royal arches...

he saw this little ramp and he said ok.. i'm gonna run and jump and skid on that ramp and then i'm going to jump again and land it.

well.. he ran... jumped... skidded, then stopped skidding, then tipped over and then fell 15 feet onto his face. had he not stopped his forward momentum by smearing off 6 of his 10 fingertips he would have rolled down one of those death slabs in the north dome gully.

it was fucking hilarious except i didn't know my way out and if he would have died then it would have really sucked to call the rangers.


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I think that, if parkour grows much at all, it will be outlawed pretty damn quickly.


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styndall wrote:
jakedatc wrote:
I agree kris.. i thought at least he might have an objective approach but i don't think this noob could handle bouldering... anything pad or not

weak sauce fucking.. noob

Christ, you guys are pathetic. Do you follow Majid around in real life and shit up his regular conversations?

Two days from now, at the Burger King Drive Thru:

Smile=Majid, Crazy=JakeD, Unimpressed= Unlucky Fast Food Employee

UnsureHello, may I take your order?

SmileYes, I would like a Whopper Jr. with extra onions and rel

Crazy*standing on nearby lawn with a bullhorn*: Jesus Fuck! How stupid are you? Why do I have to always hear about your damn onions! Wear a helmet, seriously, I still love that tired-ass joke after all these years! And for fuck's sake, drive-thru, dude, don't listen to this guy. Make it with regular onions!

Smile *resigned, this obviously happens a lot*: Please add those onions. They are often tasty and contain folic acid, an important nutrient.

Unimpressed:That'll 2.34, please drive around.

Crazy: Shit! I can't believe that guy is giving him the onions. I'm pissed, I better call my buddies so they can beat Majid to his house and mock him while he eats.

Smile*pulls out green dry erase marker, draws circle around Value Combo #1 with connecting arrow to breakfast menu hashbrowns, then drives around to the window*

Crazy*shits pants with rage*

Awesome...
I really just wanted a post outside of the brent_e thread.


rogue10186


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hahaha That reminded me of the old Red vs Blue vids about the Internet... pure genius!


binrat


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sendfest5000 wrote:
Hey Jackedatc i'm here just like you asked...have no fear. Majid you fucking idiot! I hate your soul. Parkour sucks giant, fat, sweaty, hairy balls...just like you do.

For once Majid is not posting something that is ...........well you know.
And here you and J are trying to stir things up. You need to go fishing and chill.

Binrat


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binrat wrote:
sendfest5000 wrote:
Hey Jackedatc i'm here just like you asked...have no fear. Majid you fucking idiot! I hate your soul. Parkour sucks giant, fat, sweaty, hairy balls...just like you do.

For once Majid is not posting something that is ...........well you know.
And here you and J are trying to stir things up. You need to go fishing and chill.

Binrat

I do not understand why MODS let these guys get away . I mean this is happening in every post as JACKEDATC and his gang buddies follow me post to post to flame me down to the ground.

Now he has this dude sendfest5000 in training.


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docjacen


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styndall wrote:
Smile*pulls out green dry erase marker, draws circle around Value Combo #1 with connecting arrow to breakfast menu hashbrowns, then drives around to the window*

Crazy*shits pants with rage*


LaughLaughLaughLaughLaughLaugh
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dynosore


Jul 13, 2007, 8:13 PM
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parkour and bouldering are alike in that they both attract a disproportionate amount of overly energetic yet somehow unambitious, going nowhere in life young men

but parkour can be at least mildly interesting to watch, at least the first time, unlike bouldering


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majid_sabet wrote:
binrat wrote:
sendfest5000 wrote:
Hey Jackedatc i'm here just like you asked...have no fear. Majid you fucking idiot! I hate your soul. Parkour sucks giant, fat, sweaty, hairy balls...just like you do.

For once Majid is not posting something that is ...........well you know.
And here you and J are trying to stir things up. You need to go fishing and chill.

Binrat

I do not understand why MODS let these guys get away . I mean this is happening in every post as JACKEDATC and his gang buddies follow me post to post to flame me down to the ground.

Now he has this dude sendfest5000 in training.

This made me laugh! After all the crap you dish out, you have little room to complain! Anyway, I read through the post and... you did ask for it.

BTW, do not even think of PMing me! I have been down that road with you before and do not want to hear from you!


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On a related note, avoiding the pissing contest..

What is this structure?


I've seen it in several videos. What is it's purpose? Kinda a climbing wall? A sculpture?


SkaFreak


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Sculpture. Unfortunately I can't recall much about it, other than I'm am pretty sure it is in France.


slablizard


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majid_sabet wrote:
el_layclimber wrote:
I am with Majid, those guys are something else.
I would say that it is similar to bouldering in that it has origins, finds inspiration in and derives moves from gymnastics. Like bouldering, it also involves bodily movement with little or no safety net. It is an individual sport, and can be participated in without any form of competition. Also, a lot of parkour involves climbing up stuff - sort of like bouldering. That kind of movement, whether on a rock or a brick wall, is all about letting your inner child and sense of play take over and turning the world into your playground.
As far as being countercultural, I would say that for now parkour has climbing beat. Climbing has gone pretty mainstream. If you are looking for a sport that is not yet owned by corporate America, you have it... until Nike figures out how to market a parkour shoe.

Bouldering looks like a joke when it comes to Parkour. While boulder rats are trying to get those pads in right position, parkour dudes are just flying over with nothing to worry about.

well but flying...generally..is not climbing ;)


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SkaFreak wrote:
Sculpture. Unfortunately I can't recall much about it, other than I'm am pretty sure it is in France.

OK so I found part of the answer. It is "la Dame du Lac in Lisse, France."

Since I don't speak french I have no idea. I'm guessing "The lady of <something>"Cool

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