Parkour or Free Running

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Parkour or Free Running By Boris V

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Parkour or Free Running

By Boris V

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Table of Contents

What is Parkour? Where did it come From? Good practitioners What is the difference between Parkour

and Freerunnig Parkour Vaults Basic and complex vaults Vid

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What is Parkour?

Parkour is a way to overcome obstacles like walls or railings. The practitioners do this in the most efficient way

possible. There are many ways to over come an obstacle. People who practice Parkour have practiced for very long time and some can do every trick like climbing a 2 meter wall. Freerunnig includes jumping from roof to roof or climbing between buildings.

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Were did it come from?

Parkour came from A French naval officer by a man named George Herbert. George was promoted athletic skill. This was because he met many tribes in Africa that were all very athletic gymnasts but yet had no tutors. There bodies were splendid flexible, nimble, skilful and enduring. Herbert new that this needed to be combined with courage and altruism. Herbert then became a P.E tutor at Reims France. During WWI Herbert's teaching expanded to the French military education and training. Parkour is now in all military training named an obstacle course. This has led to civilian use everywhere.

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Good practitioners

A lot of people consider David belle the founder. His father was born in 1939 in Vietnam cut off from his parents. He was sent to military orphanage at 7 years of age. Stuck there, he wanted to survive so he trained harder than the others so that he wouldn't be a victim of war. At night he would sneak out and climb trees or run. He would use the obstacle courses in secret and created his own to train harder and test his agility, endurance, and skill.

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What is the difference between Parkour and Free Running?

Well Parkour is overcoming obstacles to get to point B from Point A as fast as you can. But free running is more like showing of the flips and vaults you know from point A to point B.

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Parkour vaults

Parkour has different types of vaults and flips that are used in different situations like the rail flip vault is used to get of rails but the under bar is used to get between the bars of a rail and jump down.

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Basic and Complex Vaults!

Dash vault Kong vault Thief vault Monkey vault Lazy vault Pop vault Barrel vault Double Kong

Triple Kong Rail flip vault Under bar Descent vault Wall climb Split vault Straight legs flip

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Self Reflection

I think I did really well and I really proud of what I did and how I chose my to I did really well I class time working on it. I learned so much about Parkour. This project explained a lot and I

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Vid

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NX7QNWEGcNI

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Bibliography!

"Parkour." Wikipedia. N. pag. Print.

"Parkour." Wikipedia. N. pag. Print.

"Vault (Urban Movement)." Wikipedia. 2014. N. pag. Print.